
"The Crow" hasn't landed just yet.
Following Monday's news that reports of "The Avengers" star Tom Hiddleston's involvement had been greatly exaggerated, Deadline noted that the lead role was, in fact, "True Blood" star Alexander Skarsgård's for the taking. So when we caught up with the strapping Swedish actor at a press event for his upcoming drama "What Maisie Knew," we had to ask if there was any validity to the rumors.
"No, I'm not attached to anything right now after 'True Blood,'" Skarsgård said, choosing his words carefully.
The 36-year-old did, however, have kind things to say about the 1994 original starring Brandon Lee.
'The Dark Knight Rises' Should Totally Be A Musical
Posted 2/1/12 2:08 pm EST by Amy Wilkinson in Commentary, DC Comics
Dear Mr. Nolan,
Sorry to interrupt. I suspect you're cowl-deep in post-production work on the highly anticipated "Dark Knight Rises," which makes this 11th-hour query ill-timed at best. But, I just have to ask: Have you ever considered re-conceiving your grand Bat finale as a movie musical?
Now hear me out. For one, people really like singing superheroes. Secondly, I suspect the Bat Cave has amazing acoustics. And last, but perhaps most importantly, you've assembled one of the most musically inclined casts never to sing "Summer Nights" or "Do-Re-Mi."
To wit, before he was a billionaire tycoon, Bruce Wayne himself, Christian Bale, was just a hard-working paper hawker in the Disney musical "Newsies." Thought he's a bit embarrassed by the role nowadays, what a nice homage it would be to have Bruce's opening number be a review of the day's doings in the Gotham Gazette. Extry! Extry!
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