If you crossed Clint Eastwood and Two-Face, it might look like this…

Posted by Matt Holmes on June 3, 2009 – 4:02 pm | 5 comments

JOSH BROLIN IS JONAH HEX!

 

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jonahhex3I mean it’s not quite as gruesome as I would have liked but then when you have someone as handsome and marketable as Josh Brolin, I guess what did we expect really?

It’s kind of the Johnny Depp syndrome, you need to be able to see how handsome he is, even if he is playing a notoriously ugly and social outcast (Sweeny Todd, Ichabad Crane, the detective out of From Hell who’s name escapes me right now). 

A sign of the times then that Jonah Hex is being made into a Hollywood movie, a sign that Hollywood is embracing a return for the Spaghetti Western? I’m really hoping they can pull this one off, you all know I’ve got a hard on for Sergio Leone movies and well I’m desperate to see The Dark Tower made into a film series, or at least the first book The Gunslinger adapted faithfully, and this is the closest we are going to get to that right now. 

Hex might just spark J.J. Abrams to give that franchise which he owns the rights too, a little push of his powerful magic wand. 

Gotta think there’s lots of post-production CGI to follow on Brolin’s face, he looks like he has fallen into a bees nest rather than the hideous disfigurment it needs to be. 

Horton Hears A Who director Jimmy Hayward is helming… Megan Fox (love interest), John Malkovich (as the villain), Will Arnett and Michael Shannon make up the core cost of the 2010 summer tentpole.

source  - aicn (via lainey gossip)

5 Comments

G on June 3, 2009 at 5:56 pm

This is kind of exciting, besides Batman, most of the newer DC comic adaptations have been failures.

cambion on June 4, 2009 at 12:11 am

Brolin will be perfect in this role. The dude stole every scene in Milk.

KC on June 4, 2009 at 1:27 am

I, for one, am excited for this movie. When I heard they had casted Brolin I immediately thought he was perfect for the role. Good to see I was right for the most part. I expect some CGI done to the scar though, otherwise it doesn’t look like a scar at all, just some sort of blemish like he has adult acne or something.

Lencho on June 4, 2009 at 3:37 am

I like Thomas Jane’s scar more.

Adam on June 5, 2009 at 10:41 am

Frederick Abberline was the character in From Hell – a fat, gruff bloke with a handlebar moustache. So it made perfect sense for the producers to hire Johnny Depp, really…

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