Chris,
What great comments!! I have not seen this movie yet, but it is coming on in a few minutes. I can't wait to see it. From all the comments, I am guessing that Diane "looks her age". I am with you; well, so what??? Has anyone seen what drugs do to people, especially women? My husband's sister is a druggie and she looks many years older than him even though she is younger. So, I imagine the producer did quite a bit of research about female drug addicts and found out that bit of information.
You are so right about your choices of actresses, though I am not a big fan of a few of them. Nonetheless, they are far better than Jennifer Aniston and Sarah Jessica Parker. Parker is repulsive; she isn't that great of an actress and she wears way too much make-up. You said what I've know all along; she thrives on attention; that is the only reason she is an actress. It sure isn't to entertain anyone. She is just an insecure woman who needs attention; what better way than to be an actress? What Matthew Broderick sees in her I will never understand. He could do so much better.
What gets me about Hollywood is how they will cast a beautiful, young actress woman with an old, overweight actor who is about 30 years older than the actress; Jack Nicholson opposite Helen Hunt, for example. Seldom, if ever will we see Cher or Goldie Hawn cast in a love story with Brad Pitt, though if either have any taste, they would turn it down. He can't hold a candle to the likes of Sean Connery, Harrison Ford, Patrick Stewart, Bruce Wilis, Paul Michael Glaser, and Mark Harmon.
Just my four cents...:)
Dee
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