Wow! I haven't watched this movie since it came out, and decided to throw on the DVD yesterday and to my surprise the mysterious skier was Bradley Cooper. It was so odd seeing him in such a minor role in a relatively unknown movie. He's so big nowadays.
shareMy reaction exactly. I was thinking, no way this is Bradley Cooper. And he was blond. Still cute as hell.
shareThat's why we DVR-ed this movie, because we landed on it during Bradley Cooper's section and thought, whaaat? You could see right away that he has "it". Not such a great movie, but it was certainly fun watching him!
sharei'm surprised he's big nowadays, he's bold and he doesn't even have bruce welles or nicolas cage character, he doesn't have a character at all.
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he doesn't even have bruce welles or nicolas cage character, he doesn't have a character at all.
Agree! When Travis showed up, I was thinking "man, this guy REALLY looks like Bradley Cooper" :))
shareYeah, it was a trip to see a then-unknown Cooper in this relatively unknown flick in a small supporting role---he has the least amount of screentime, yet he's become the biggest star out of the cast of this film since then--go figure! In fact, all three horror films he's been in to date have either delayed releases or never gotten the promotion they should have gotten----like The Midnight Meat Train and Case 39. So I don't blame him for shying away from the genre. This was a good fiim,though, and I can't help but think after seeing the ending of MLE that Saw and Hostel may have copied it in some ways. It didn't get a U.S. release when it came out, and I've never understood why---maybe because it had no big names to carry it at the time. The unknown cast was pretty good,tough, and the film did a good job or creeping one out out simply by using security cameras, and the viewer never knowing exactly who was watching all the people in the house throughout said film.
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