I would especially like to keep him around if he doesn't work with any of the same people ever again, and in fact, most of them would get detention if it were up to me. It's almost impossible to judge an actor's ability when the whole movie is being served to him, but Duhamel survives his big test: we'd like to keep him around. Movie's enrapturement with him, like Matthew McConaughey did in A Time to Kill. Duhamel doesn't let himself get stuck in the rut of his But it's spry and comfy light-comic work. It's not a mile-marker performance you will, assuredly, forget where you were the first time you saw Josh Duhamel on screen. Josh and Tad can convey enthusiasm, concern, curiosity, good Smile, sloping down his still more generous biceps and pecs, circling around key scenes where Duhamel shows he's not just a pretty facenor is he playing someone who is simply that. Not just the title but almost every shot and sequence is in thrall to Duhamel, flashing his generous The movie, in turn, has a great time letting Duhamel play him. Josh Duhamel has a great time playing mythical Hollywood superstud Tad Hamilton. Photo © 2004 DreamWorks SKG/Red Wagon Entertainment Like previous year's Down with Love, an instance of camp-inflected color and tone in service of cutesy straight romance. Screenplay: Victor Levin.įull of bright color and usually amiable actors, though few of them get to shine. Cast: Kate Bosworth, Josh Duhamel, Topher Grace, Nathan Lane, Sean Hayes, Ginnifer Goodwin, Gary Cole, Kathryn Hahn. : Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!įirst screened and reviewed in April 2004ĭirector: Robert Luketic.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
Details
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |