Jessica Alba is a fine actress, but she was not believable as Reed Richards' intellectual equal. Of course, her part required her mostly to stare at things and look constipated.
So who cold play Sue Storm in the reboot?
Emma Stone
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She is young, but she projects intelligence. She did a great job as Gwen Stacey
Gwyneth Paltrow
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She brings much more maturity to the role and is a very talented actress
Laura Pulver
An outside the box choice, but her performance as Irene Adler in the BBC show Sherlock was astounding. She was just as whip-smart and sharp as Holmes
Emma Watson
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This post-Potter role could show off more of her action-range. She plays smart very believably.
Thoughts
Sarah Polley from the Dawn of the Dead remake
ReplyDeleteNone of the above: Without a doubt Sally Kellerman. I admit she might be a little older than some of the author's picks for the Invisible Woman. However, it will be well worth it when the audience hears Kellerman's Invisible Woman quoting Molly Bloom's soliloquy. Just imagine the Invisible Woman with an invisible flower in her hair like the Andalusian girls wearing her invisible red dress next to a Moorish wall... now that is what I am talking about.
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