Who would u cast in the following film biopics?

Eire 4Ever

Arthur Miller
Bobby Sands
Dusty Springfield
David Beckham
Alfred Hitchcock
Stan Lee
Hunter S. Thompson
John Lennon
Freddy Mercury
Steve Irwin
River Phoenix
Hugh Hefner

my choices

Arthur Miller - Justin Theroux
Bobby Sands - Cillian Murphy
Dusty Springfield - Kristin Chenoweth *
David Beckham - Jason Lewis
Alfred Hitchcock - Anthony Hopkins *
Stan Lee - Mickey Rourke
Hunter S. Thompson - Johnny Depp *
John Lennon - Alan Cummings *
Freddy Mercury - Sam Riley
Steve Irwin - Russel Crowe
River Phoenix - Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Hugh Hefner - Thomas Jane

* these biopics maybe happening

L31mr0d

Arthur Miller - Edward Norton
Bobby Sands - Edward Norton
Dusty Springfield - Edward Norton
David Beckham - Edward Norton
Alfred Hitchcock - Edward Norton
Stan Lee - Edward Norton
Hunter S. Thompson - Edward Norton
John Lennon - Edward Norton
Freddy Mercury - Edward Norton
Steve Irwin - Edward Norton
River Phoenix - Edward Norton
Hugh Hefner - Edward Norton

Morlar

Eire 4Ever wrote: »

Arthur Miller
Bobby Sands
Dusty Springfield
David Beckham
Alfred Hitchcock
Stan Lee
Hunter S. Thompson
John Lennon
Freddy Mercury
Steve Irwin
River Phoenix
Hugh Hefner

Arthur Miller - Fred Ward again
Bobby Sands - Colin Farrell (dont laugh)/Christian Bale
Dusty Springfield - Selma Blair
David Beckham - Brian from big brother
Alfred Hitchcock - Anthony Hopkins (good call)
Stan Lee - Aged up jason bateman
Hunter S. Thompson - Will Ferrell
John Lennon - Stuart Townsend
Freddy Mercury - George Michael/Brian from big brother
Steve Irwin - Russel Crowe
River Phoenix - Joaquin or Shia Le Bouf
Hugh Hefner - A baldwin

ztoical

Eire 4Ever wrote: »

Arthur Miller - Justin Theroux
Bobby Sands - Cillian Murphy
Dusty Springfield - Kristin Chenoweth *
David Beckham - Jason Lewis
Alfred Hitchcock - Anthony Hopkins *
Stan Lee - Mickey Rourke
Hunter S. Thompson - Johnny Depp *
John Lennon - Alan Cummings *
Freddy Mercury - Sam Riley
Steve Irwin - Russel Crowe
River Phoenix - Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Hugh Hefner - Thomas Jane

* these biopics maybe happening

Any reasoning behind your picks? Depp as Thompson is a given, seeing as Depp spent alot of time with him while filming fear and loathing but why the other picks - Crowe as Irwin I don't see, did you pick him just cus they are both aussie [thou technically Crowe is New Zealand]?

Same question for Sands did you pick Murphy just cus he is Irish? - I think Murphy is a great actor but I'm not sure I could see him as Bobby Sands would like to have seen a younger Daniel Day Lewis for that role or Aidan Gillen who played a similar part in Some mothers son along side John Lynch who did play Sands.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt has turned into a right good little actor of late, could see him playing Phoneix and even a couple of other names up there.

ztoical

Morlar wrote: »

Freddy Mercury - George Michael/Brian from big brother

why, cus they are all gay? :rolleyes: Freddy Mercury was a show man of the highest order don't think either of these could pull it off.

lizann

Eire 4Ever wrote: »

Arthur Miller - Justin Theroux
Bobby Sands - Cillian Murphy
Dusty Springfield - Kristin Chenoweth *
David Beckham - Jason Lewis
Alfred Hitchcock - Anthony Hopkins *
Stan Lee - Mickey Rourke
Hunter S. Thompson - Johnny Depp *
John Lennon - Alan Cummings *
Freddy Mercury - Sam Riley
Steve Irwin - Russel Crowe
River Phoenix - Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Hugh Hefner - Thomas Jane

* these biopics maybe happening

Some of these are good choices i would keep them

Was Charlize Theron and Ang Lee attached to a Dusty Springfield biopic at one point?

Arthur Miller - Justin Theroux
Bobby Sands - Cillian Murphy
Dusty Springfield - Zoe Lucker
David Beckham - Paul Walker
Alfred Hitchcock - Anthony Hopkins
Stan Lee - Ed Harris
Hunter S. Thompson - Bill Murray
John Lennon - Alan Cummings
Freddy Mercury - Gerard Butler
Steve Irwin - Russell Crowe
River Phoenix - Michael Pitt
Hugh Hefner - Hugh Jackman

Morlar

ztoical wrote: »

why, cus they are all gay? :rolleyes: Freddy Mercury was a show man of the highest order don't think either of these could pull it off.

Pretty much yep: ) :rolleyes:

Whether freddie mercury is of the highest order is a matter of opinion - the fact is that acting experience aside both my nominations for that role are among the most gregarious and larger than life types of celebrity around. With the proper acting coaching and direction both could probably make it an interesting film. Come to think of it Robbie williams name could probably go into the hat for that one too.

Melion

Arthur Miller - Kelsey Grammer
Bobby Sands - Cillian Murphy
Dusty Springfield - AnnMarie Duff
David Beckham - No idea
Alfred Hitchcock - Anthony Hopkins
Stan Lee - Kevin Smith (somehow, it would be great)
Hunter S. Thompson - Johnny Depp
John Lennon - Sam Riley
Freddy Mercury - No idea
Steve Irwin - Alf from Home and Away
River Phoenix - Joaquin without a doubt
Hugh Hefner - All depends what period of his life because youd need more than 1 person

Eire 4Ever

ztoical wrote: »

Any reasoning behind your picks? Depp as Thompson is a given, seeing as Depp spent alot of time with him while filming fear and loathing but why the other picks - Crowe as Irwin I don't see, did you pick him just cus they are both aussie [thou technically Crowe is New Zealand]?

http://www.azcentral.com/ent/celeb/articles/0922russellirwin-CR.html

Russell Crowe to play Steve Irwin?

Russell Crowe wants to play Steve Irwin in a film based on the life of the 'Crocodile Hunter'.

The Oscar-winning Australian actor - who has repeatedly spoken of his affection for friend Steve after he was tragically killed, aged just 44, by a stingray - is in talks with Universal Studios about making a biopic.

Crowe, 42, is desperate to make the movie as he feels it would be a fitting tribute to the wildlife expert's life. advertisement

An insider told In Touch Weekly magazine: "It's not about money for Russell - it's about honouring his friend.

"Steve once told Russell that he wanted him to play him in a movie version of his life."

A public memorial was held for father of two Steve on Wednesday.

His eight-year-old daughter Bindi read out a tribute to her dad and a pre-recorded video message from Crowe was broadcast.

The 'Gladiator' star said: "We've all lost a friend, we've lost a champion, and we're going to take some time to adjust to that."

Other tributes came from Australian Prime Minister John Howard, 'Dances With Wolves' star Kevin Costner and Cameron Diaz.

Australian TV executives are already in talks about releasing a DVD of the memorial service which was attended by 5,000 people.

Eire 4Ever

lizann wrote: »

Was Charlize Theron and Ang Lee attached to a Dusty Springfield biopic at one point?

http://defamer.com/hollywood/ang-lee/ang-lees-moss+on+theron-action-merely-wishful-thinking-157548.php

Brokeback Mountain producer and frequent Ang Lee collaborator James Schamus set the record straight with USA Today over the recent rumors that the director's next project would be a biopic on the life of singer Dusty Springfield starring Charlize Theron, with Kate Moss as her lesbian lover. It seems the entire thing was a media-concocted fabrication:

"It came from a couple bites on the Internet that collided," says James Schamus, Brokeback producer and longtime Lee collaborator. "It showed up on one of these gossip sites, and Ang and I were like, 'Huh? What?' I'm a Dusty Springfield fan but it's all completely fabricated."
And with one brief and bemused denial, the lip-smacking fantasies of millions of eager straight men ready for their equivalent of Brokeback's seminal Jake-taking scene (perhaps Kate could have played a recording studio after-hours cleaning woman who just happens to wander in while Theron's Dusty is rehearsing, and the two quickly surrender to the forbidden she-goodies at their disposal...but we digress) are snuffed like a gay cowboy's cigarette after a satisfying night of fly-fishing

BlitzKrieg

Had a little think about it, and I tried to see if I can match a few.


Arthur Miller

Jeff Goldblum






Dusty Springfield

Amy Adams

Hunter S. Thompson

Like Ztoic said Johnny depp is a given


Freddy Mercury





Sacha Baron Cohen - I know he's played mostly comedic roles, but I think he can use them to express the diversity of Freddy Mercury


Steve Irwin

Brenden Fraiser or Nathan Fillion

River Phoenix


Hugh Hefner





clooney


Will add me when I have time after work and had more of a think about it.

Morlar

Agree on the clooney = 'the Heff' one - good call. Still think Fred ward owned the arthur miller role though.

monkeyfudge

Morlar wrote: »

Still think Fred ward owned the arthur miller role though.

Yeah... He did a great job... except it was HENRY Miller that he played.

Morlar

monkeyfudge wrote: »

Yeah... He did a great job... except it was HENRY Miller that he played.

That explains the slight lack of physical similarity then. Doh !

monkeyfudge

Morlar wrote: »

That explains the slight lack of physical similarity then. Doh !

Ha... Henry and June was a good little film though.

Maria de Medeiros was rather lovely looking in it.

ztoical

Eire 4Ever wrote: »

http://www.azcentral.com/ent/celeb/articles/0922russellirwin-CR.html

Russell Crowe to play Steve Irwin?

Russell Crowe wants to play Steve Irwin in a film based on the life of the 'Crocodile Hunter'.

The Oscar-winning Australian actor - who has repeatedly spoken of his affection for friend Steve after he was tragically killed, aged just 44, by a stingray - is in talks with Universal Studios about making a biopic.

Crowe, 42, is desperate to make the movie as he feels it would be a fitting tribute to the wildlife expert's life. advertisement

An insider told In Touch Weekly magazine: "It's not about money for Russell - it's about honouring his friend.

"Steve once told Russell that he wanted him to play him in a movie version of his life."

A public memorial was held for father of two Steve on Wednesday.

His eight-year-old daughter Bindi read out a tribute to her dad and a pre-recorded video message from Crowe was broadcast.
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just cus he said he wanted to do it doesn't mean he'd be any good. I can't see him as Erwin maybe back when he was doing films like the sum of us but I don't think he could do it now. Yes Depp has said he wants to play Thompson but its different as he has pretty much already played Hunter S. Thompson given that the character in Fear and loathing is him.

Molar wrote: »

Pretty much yep: )

Whether freddie mercury is of the highest order is a matter of opinion - the fact is that acting experience aside both my nominations for that role are among the most gregarious and larger than life types of celebrity around. With the proper acting coaching and direction both could probably make it an interesting film. Come to think of it Robbie williams name could probably go into the hat for that one too.

So to play a flamboyant gay man the actor should be flamboyant and gay? Wow kind defeats the whole point of someone "acting" doesn't it? Its not my opinion that he was show man of highest order its pretty much a fact - he was always noted for his live performances, inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame, the 58th spot in a list of the "100 Greatest Britons", sponsored by the BBC and voted for by the public and listed at the 52nd spot in a 2007 Japanese national survey of the 100 most "influential heroes" If he hadn't captured peoples attention why is he on this list? Go look at the footage from Live Aid and ask yourself could you see someone like that twit from Big Brother holding an audience the way mercury does.

Blitz - good call on Sacha Baron Cohen. I was trying to think who could pull mercury off and I think Cohen could do it. I was going to say maybe some like Mika as he does have the voice and has been influenced by Mercury but I think Cohen is a better choice.

Morlar

ztoical wrote: »

So to play a flamboyant gay man the actor should be flamboyant and gay? Wow kind defeats the whole point of someone "acting" doesn't it? Its not my opinion that he was show man of highest order its pretty much a fact - he was always noted for his live performances, inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame, the 58th spot in a list of the "100 Greatest Britons", sponsored by the BBC and voted for by the public and listed at the 52nd spot in a 2007 Japanese national survey of the 100 most "influential heroes" If he hadn't captured peoples attention why is he on this list? Go look at the footage from Live Aid and ask yourself could you see someone like that twit from Big Brother holding an audience the way mercury does.

Grow up fanboy - I will stick to my choices cheers !

ztoical

Morlar wrote: »

Grow up fanboy - I will stick to my choices cheers !

fangirl thank you very much

Morlar

ztoical wrote: »

fangirl thank you very much

starn

Hasnt Johnny Depp already played Hunter S. Thompson

ztoical

starn wrote: »

Hasnt Johnny Depp already played Hunter S. Thompson

yes and no - in fear and loathing in las vegas he plays the character of Raoul Duke who is a fictional character but the whole novel is written as a fiction novel while based on real events [Thompson and attorney Oscar Zeta Acosta's trip to vegas] So Duke is pretty much Thompson and Dr. Gonzo is Zeta Acosta.


While getting ready for the part Depp spent alot of time with Thompson and picked up alot of his mannerisms and even burrowed his clothes to wear in the film.

Morlar

ztoical wrote: »

Depp spent alot of time with Thompson and picked up alot of his mannerisms and even burrowed his clothes to wear in the film.

Depp also took care of his funeral event (& wrote the introduction to a posthumous book of his photography)


Funeral

On August 20, 2005, in a private ceremony, Thompson's ashes were fired from a cannon atop a 153-foot tower of his own design (in the shape of a double-thumbed fist clutching a peyote button) to the tune of Bob Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man", known to be the song most respected by the late writer. Red, white, blue, and green fireworks were launched along with his ashes. As the city of Aspen would not allow the cannon to remain for more than a month, the cannon has been dismantled and put into storage until a suitable permanent location can be found. According to widow Anita Thompson, the actor Johnny Depp, a close friend of Thompson (and portrayer of Raoul Duke, Thompson's fictional alter ego, in the movie adaptation of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas), financed the funeral. Depp told the Associated Press, "All I'm doing is trying to make sure his last wish comes true. I just want to send my pal out the way he wants to go out."[29]

Other famous attendees at the funeral included U.S. Senator John Kerry and former U.S. Senator George McGovern; 60 Minutes correspondent Ed Bradley; actors Bill Murray (who portrayed Hunter S. Thompson in the movie Where the Buffalo Roam), Sean Penn and Josh Hartnett; singers Lyle Lovett and John Oates, The Poet Trip Lucid; and numerous other friends. An estimated 280 people attended the funeral.

The plans for this monument were initially drawn by Thompson and Ralph Steadman and were shown as part of an Omnibus program on the BBC entitled Fear and Loathing in Gonzovision (1978). It is included as a special feature on the second disc of the 2003 Criterion Collection DVD release of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (labeled on the DVD as "Fear and Loathing on the Road to Hollywood"). The video footage of Steadman and Thompson drawing the plans and outdoor footage showing where he wanted the cannon constructed were played prior to the unveiling of his cannon at the funeral.

Douglas Brinkley, a friend and now the family's spokesman, said of the ceremony: "If that's what he wanted, we'll see if we can pull it off."[30]

BlitzKrieg

Whether freddie mercury is of the highest order is a matter of opinion - the fact is that acting experience aside both my nominations for that role are among the most gregarious and larger than life types of celebrity around. With the proper acting coaching and direction both could probably make it an interesting film. Come to think of it Robbie williams name could probably go into the hat for that one too.

know your subject

from wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freddie_Mercury

Although he cultivated a very flamboyant stage personality, several sources refer to Mercury as having been very shy in person.[9][11][49] He also granted very few interviews. Mercury once said of himself: "When I'm performing I'm an extrovert, yet inside I'm a completely different man."[4]

You'll need someone who can act to get the transition between extrovert and personal right, It would be a huge risk and not to mention time consuming to get an acting coach to train someone to capture that. It would be best to start with someone who can act at least to start with.

Declan A Walsh

How about the following:
Arthur Miller - Anthony Hopkins
Bobby Sands - Daniel Day Lewis
Dusty Springfield - Lisa Tarbuck
David Beckham - Rhys Ifans
Alfred Hitchcock - Anthony Hopkins
Stan Lee - don't know the guy.
Hunter S. Thompson - Johnny Depp
John Lennon - Rivers Cuomo (singer/songwriter and guitarist
with Weezer - check out the various
different videos for Island In The Sun on youtube)
Freddy Mercury - Sasha Baron Cohen
Steve Irwin - Daniel Craig
River Phoenix - Joachim Phoenix
Hugh Hefner - Robert Redford

el dude

Maradona - Adrian Grenier. Maybe it's just the hair, suppose there's the latino element too.

Morlar

BlitzKrieg wrote: »

know your subject

from wiki

Well how patronising. If I gave a damn about freddie big-gay-al mercury the worlds foremost showman (ozmfg!) I would probably be wound up at that. Tell you what I will stick to my choices and you can stick to yours.

ztoical

Morlar wrote: »

Well how patronising. If I gave a damn about freddie big-gay-al mercury the worlds foremost showman (ozmfg!) I would probably be wound up at that. Tell you what I will stick to my choices and you can stick to yours.

someones a tad defensive - I'd hardly call presenting a clear and backed up argument patronising. If anyone is being patronising here its you cus when someone disagrees with your choices rather then discuss/argue the point you sulk. yes we can all stick to our choices but don't throw a fit just because some people disagree with yours.

Morlar

ztoical wrote: »

someones a tad defensive - I'd hardly call presenting a clear and backed up argument patronising. If anyone is being patronising here its you cus when someone disagrees with your choices rather then discuss/argue the point you sulk. yes we can all stick to our choices but don't throw a fit just because some people disagree with yours.

God is the freddy fangirl/boyclub still at it ? Well we can agree to disagree on who is being patronising or defensive also on the meaning of 'throwing a fit' !

grames_bond

u kno what? i never wud have thaught of sasha baron cohen for freddie but actually id say he'd be really good! he's a character actor, so he could do both the extrovert and introvert sides of freddie and he can act "gay" (bruno anyone!?)

lizann

If they ever do a biopic of Jeff Buckley they should cast James Franco as him

Mrs Roy Keane

Arthur Miller - Justin Theroux
Bobby Sands - Padraig Delaney
Dusty Springfield - Catherine Zeta Jones
David Beckham - Jake Gyllenhaal
Alfred Hitchcock - Anthony Hopkins
Stan Lee - Alan Arkin and Ryan Gosling
Hunter S. Thompson - Johnny Depp
John Lennon - Alan Cummings
Freddy Mercury - Sacha Baron Cohen
Steve Irwin - Martin Henderson
River Phoenix - Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Hugh Hefner - Leonardo DiCaprio
Jeff Buckley - James Franco

lizann

Jeff Buckley



James Franco

BlitzKrieg

BlitzKrieg wrote: »

You'll need someone who can act to get the transition between extrovert and personal right, It would be a huge risk and not to mention time consuming to get an acting coach to train someone to capture that. It would be best to start with someone who can act at least to start with.

I think someone like Michael Sheen would suit the role. He was excellent in the Fantabulousa playing Kenent Williams and has proven his acting ability time after time.

lizann wrote: »

If they ever do a biopic of Jeff Buckley they should cast James Franco as him

They are strikingly similiar, plus Franco is a great actor. He was easily the best thing in Spiderman 3.

Eire 4Ever

lizann wrote: »

Jeff Buckley



James Franco

they look like twins and Franco is a good actor

Mrs Roy Keane

lizann wrote: »

If they ever do a biopic of Jeff Buckley they should cast James Franco as him

James Franco is a great underrated actor

WindSock

Jamie Bell could probably do Beckham.

Mrs Roy Keane

http://buzzsugar.com/975989

Josh Brolin to play George W. Bush in a new Oliver Stone biopic.

Pigman II

Arthur Miller - Sam Shepherd
Bobby Sands - Tom Arnold
Dusty Springfield - Linsey Lohan
David Beckham - Ashley from Coronation St.
Alfred Hitchcock - Paul Giamatti
Stan Lee - Christopher Lee
Hunter S. Thompson - Christoper Walken
John Lennon - David Thewlis
Freddy Mercury - The Rock
Steve Irwin - Michael Duncan Clarke
River Phoenix - Cole Hauser
Hugh Hefner - Michael Jackson

Eire 4Ever

Mrs Roy Keane wrote: »

http://buzzsugar.com/975989

Josh Brolin to play George W. Bush in a new Oliver Stone biopic.

Timothy Bottoms should play George W Bush

BlackMamba

Arthur Miller- Jeff Goldblum/Fred Ward
Bobby Sands- a younger Daniel Day-Lewis...or Christian Bale
Dusty Springfield- Charlize Theron
David Beckham- don't care!:rolleyes:
Alfred Hitchcock- Anthony Hopkins, def!!
Stan Lee- Kevin Smith
Hunter S. Thompson- Johnny Depp/ Joaquin Phoenix
John Lennon- Sam Riley
Freddy Mercury- Sacha Baron Cohen (some how he'd work in this role!)
Steve Irwin- Eric Bana
River Phoenix- Joseph-Gordon Levitt
Hugh Hefner- Leonardo DiCaprio (as a young Hef) and George Clooney (as the more mature Hef)
Jeff Buckley- James Franco

Who would play Marilyn Monroe in the Miller bio??

Predhead

BlackMamba wrote: »

Who would play Marilyn Monroe in the Miller bio??

Katherine Heigl.

JP Liz

Arthur Miller - Justin Theroux
Bobby Sands - Michael Fassbender (happened)
Dusty Springfield - Catherine Zeta Jones
David Beckham - Cam Gigadent
Alfred Hitchcock - Anthony Hopkins (happening)
Stan Lee - Alan Arkin and Ryan Gosling
Hunter S. Thompson - Johnny Depp (may happen)
John Lennon - Alan Cummings
Freddy Mercury - Sacha Baron Cohen
Steve Irwin - Mark Little
River Phoenix - Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Hugh Hefner - Robert Downey Jnr (may happen)
Jeff Buckley - James Franco
Marilyn Monroe - Charlize Theron

Galvasean

I always wanted Heath Ledger to play Steve Irwin..
I guess I'll just have to wait a few years and do it myself.

Driver 8

Hugh Jackman for a Springsteen bio

Hugh_C

Bobby Sands : Colon Farrell, doesn't matter if face doesn't match because he'll be covered in hair most of the time

Dusty Springfield : Duffy, in a couple of years

David Beckham : who cares?

Alfred Hitchcock : Brendan Gleeson if he can pull off the accent

Stan Lee : Steve Buscemi

Hunter S. Thompson : Minnie Driver (not kidding, great opportunity for wrong-gender casting)

John Lennon : kd lang (see above)

Freddy Mercury : Cilla Black (it's a teeth thing)

Steve Irwin : Russell Crowe

River Phoenix : no idea

Hugh Hefner : Aidan Quinn

Stella89

Bobby Sands - Daniel Day
David Beckham - Katie Holmes:pac:
Alfred Hitchcock - Michael Caine
John Lennon - Jude Law
Freddy Mercury - Stuart Townsend
Steve Irwin - Jim Carey;)
Hugh Hefner - Burt Reynolds

JP Liz

Michael Fassbender played Bobby Sands in Hunger

Kinda OT but

Forest Whitaker is delighted to land the lead role in a new Louis Armstrong biopic after winning the approval of the late star's estate.

The actor will play the legendary jazz musician in the upcoming movie and will also direct the picture.
He says, "Armstrong left a monumental mark on our lives and our culture.
"He lived an amazing life and, through his art, shifted the way music was played and would be heard after him, not just here in the US but all over the world."
Armstrong died of a heart attack in 1971.

FionnMatthew

RE the Freddie Mercury back and forth.

Has anyone ever seen Goerge Michael's "Somebody to Love" at the Freddie Mercury Tribute concert?

It was awesome. Probably on YT.

Not to say that he could play Freddie at all, but he certainly could perform comparably (if not in that same amazing range).

sacker12

I would pick Edward Norton to play John Lennon in a biopic. The physical and vocal resemblance is uncanny. In that biopic, I would also cast Guy Pearce to play George Martin.

BlitzKrieg

Sorry for the resurrection but:

http://www.slashfilm.com/freddie-mercury-biopic-starring-sacha-baron-cohen-shoot-year/

Last year there was the announcement that a Queen/Freddie Mercury movie was in development with Peter Morgan set to write and Sacha Baron Cohen signed to play Freddie Mercury. The casting sounded so potentially perfect that I figured the movie would end up dying on the vine, as so many biopics do. But that’s not how this one is going. According to the band, the film is scripted and set to shoot later this year for a 2012 release.

Man I am good!

*dances*

Duggy747

BlitzKrieg wrote: »

Man I am good!

*dances*

3 year prediction, eh? Now you can pull all the ladies! :pac:

Nice one, though.