At last we know that Robert Rodriguez does actually plan on making "Sin City 2," and in fact, he plans on making it this summer. "Sin City: A Dame To Kill For" promises the same stylized look and a few recognizable characters.
One character that certainly isn't recognizable is Clive Owen's character from the second part of "Sin City," "The Big Fat Kill," Dwight McCarthy. He appeared in the series' second installment, "A Dame To Kill For" with an entirely different face. It's only after things go bad that we get to see Dwight in his full-Clive Owen glory.
Here are the actors we think could play the original Dwight in "Sin City: A Dame To Kill For."
Episode Title: "Ilsa Pucci"
Shortly after receiving an Oscar nomination for "Little Children," the Internet began buzzing with fans insisting that 
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Earlier this week we brought you the news that the pilot for a television series based on DC/Vertigo's "
'Human Target' Episode 2.02 Review: 'The Wife's Tale'
Posted 11/24/10 9:00 pm EST by Josh Wigler in Commentary, DC Comics, Review
Story: Christopher Chance (Mark Valley) is ready to take on his first case post-Ilsa Pucci (Indira Varma), but his normal routine of snarking off and playing around with his clients gets a grimmer coat of paint when the security contractor is tasked with cleaning up a mistake he made in the past. Guerrero (Jackie Earle Haley), meanwhile, does his best to help Chance with his typical behind-the-scenes operations, but his methods are questioned by new recruit Ames (Janet Montgomery).
As Chance's mission continues, Winston (Chi McBride) finds himself defending the ex-assassin's troubled past to the new boss. Read More...
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