Johnny Depp on the set
I’ve talked about this film before (and it sounds wonderful). Also starring are Christian Bale, David Wenham, Stephen Dorff, Channing Tatum, and Marion Cotillard. According to imdb the film is described:
The Feds try to take down notorious American gangsters John Dillinger, Baby Face Nelson and Pretty Boy Floyd during a booming crime wave in the 1930s.
Christian Bale
Wow, Johnny Depp at the London premiere of “Sweeney Todd” last night. Again…wow.
Variety reports that Johnny Depp and Christian Bale will play opposite each other in “Public Enemies”. In the film set in the 30s, the Feds try to take down notorious American gangsters John Dillilnger, Baby Face Nelson and Pretty Boy Floyd during a booming crime wave in the 1930s. I have got to see that.
Christian Bale
Christian Bale has been tapped for the next Terminator movie as John Connor. I don’t know what little John Connor has been doing for the last few years, but whatever it was, it worked nicely.
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John Connor v. 1 (Edward Furlong)
John Connor v. 2 (Nick Stahl)
John Connor v. 3 (Christian Bale)
Maxim online has compiled a list of the 9 smartest dumb guys in film. These guys are excellent at playing morons but are actually highly intelligent. Check it out.
Jeff Daniels in “Dumb and Dumber”
These actors put their bodies through Hell for certain roles and we appreciate their sacrifice. (Well, most of them anyway). And I cannot believe they didn’t mention Jared Leto gaining like 60 lbs. for “Chapter 27”. Such egregious oversights shall not be tolerated. 
Christian Bale
Hottest Women of Horror Movies
No need to explain this one, but be sure to read the descriptions. The writers at Maxim online have a great sense of humor.
Sherrie Moon Zombie
This archive lists actors who have played parts much younger than their actual years and in most cases have done it very well.
Ashton Holmes in “A History of Violence”
I love a nerd. This list has some of the best ever committed to film.
The King, Louis Skolnick from “Revenge of the Nerds” played by Robert Carradine
This is an interesting category. I actually hadn’t realized they were imitating other actors. Perhaps Maxim is being facetious. Go figure.
Heath Ledger in “Lords of Dogtown” and Val Kilmer in “The Doors”
