Casting for PoA

[Lisa <dozierwoman@hotmail.com>]

I personally liked Oldman in Immortal Beloved. Check that one out. 
I've never even heard of Thewlis, so I am as interested as you.

Lisa

--- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "DaughteroftheDust 
<daughterofthedust at y...>" <daughterofthedust at y...> wrote:
> Okay, for Gary Oldman, try Francis Ford Coppola's Dracula, and the 
> afore mentioned Scarlet Letter (a two-star flick, if you ask me, 
but 
> the look is there).
> 
>  Both roles exude sexiness. To see his acting chops, check out Sid 
> and Nancy, and True Romance. He played polar oppossite characters 
> that have me convinced he can play anything.
> 
> I don't know Thewlis, (actually this is a good thing in my mind, no 
> character baggage).
> 
> --- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "Richelle Votaw" <rvotaw at i...> 
> wrote:
> > Well, since it's officially official that David Thewlis is 
playing 
> Lupin I might as well learn to live with it.  I had hoped we'd end 
> up with a whole group of really gorgeous men, but I guess it's not 
> looking that way after all.  At the rate we're going, if the rumors 
> that Sean Biggerstaff isn't in PoA turn out to be true, Daniel 
> Radcliffe will end up being the best looking person in the movie.  
> Note I said best looking.  Not sexiest.  That's still Alan 
Rickman.  
> Should've been who'ver played Sirius Black, but I just can't see 
> Gary Oldman as sexy.  Better start working on that.
> > 
> > Anyway, can anyone recommend a good David Thewlis movie that will 
> get me thinking of him as Lupin?  Or Gary Oldman for that matter.  
> I've seen three of his movies (Air Force One, The Fifth Element, 
and 
> Lost in Space) and none of those characters quite fit the "Sirius 
> Black" persona.  Of course, I'd never have picked Kenneth Branagh 
> for Gilderoy Lockhart, so what do I know?
> > 
> > Richelle
> > 
> >