Who should star in Martin Scorsese's Frank Sinatra movie?
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I suppose he might be getting a little old, but he can REALLY sing the Sinatra style and he has Broadway and television acting experience. Plus, he's already got the blue eyes!
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I'm tempted to go with Peter Facinelli? He's a pretty good actor, he's Italian, and he looks alright in a retro hat:
I think ideally you'd cast an unknown, but if you wanted a guy with some acting experience, this could work...
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And what about Chris Pine? He's got the baby blues.
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Sure, it can be done (Jamie Fox as Ray Charles) but it takes a very seriously talented actor.
That said my vote is for Michael C. Hall - because he's amazing. Though the dexter association might be tough to break.
James Franco was a very good suggestion. I never realized how much he looks like a young Frank.
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You're joking right? I can only assume because you've picked all tiny, scrawny man-boys.
1. Tom Cruise is too old and troll-like. He couldn't be suave if he got hit in the head with a shampoo bottle
2. Leo is too boyish
3. Topher's too scrawny and innocent looking
4. Justin's too Disney commercial
5. Frankie is too....well have you seen pics of him lately? A man-boy redneck is the exact opposite of Sinatra. Pass.
I say back to the drawing board!
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