Margot Robbie?
Has Jennifer Lawrence been asked about Margot Robbie in an interview or anything? What does she think of her? Do we think Jennifer is jealous of Margot because Margot took her spot?
shareI'd love to see them in a movie together
shareAs cool as that idea is, it would be sort of like expecting Brad Pitt to do a movie with Johnny Depp or expecting Tom Cruise to do a movie with Leonardo DiCaprio.
shareOr like expecting Brad Pitt to do a movie with Leonardo DiCaprio... Derp derp
shareOr like expecting Johnny Depp to do a movie with Tom Cruise.
shareOr like expecting Tom Cruise to do a movie with Brad Pitt.
shareOr like expecting Johnny Depp to do a movie with Leonardo DiCaprio.
shareI'm surprised that Tom agreed to let Brad be in Interview with a Vampire.
shareI read some production notes some time ago where Brad reportedly mentioned that he was miserable on set the entire time because it felt like he was always second fiddle to Tom Cruise, and hated the entire experience.
I get the feeling it was Tom's way of using Brad to leverage his own fame... not unlike what he did with having Henry Cavill in the last Mission Impossible flick.
Poetic justice has made Brad more relevant than Tom.
For instance, Tom doing Top Gun 2 feels like one of those retro rock bands coming back for one more tour, not unlike his character in Rock of Ages.
Absolutely agreed.
I've always felt -- despite seeming like a douche bag in real life -- Brad Pitt was the far better actor compared to Tom Cruise.
Looking at their body of work, it's pretty obvious which one has the more diverse catalog of films, too.
Although, to be fair, I do enjoy the Mission Impossible flicks. They're quite the guilty pleasure.
What I like about Brad is that he always surprises whereas Tom is formulaic enough to be made fun of by Rich Hall: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-tU2KIAMrs (although Roger Ebert had already exposed the Tom Cruise formula in his review for Days of Thunder)
Maybe if Brad had been the star of The Saint, he would have got his own franchise and Tom would have given up the desire to do more M:I sequels. The problem with Val Kilmer being The Saint is that he didn't have the range to pull off being a master of disguise.
I doubt Jennifer would do it. Margot would act circles around her.
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