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2 comments:
I know that the Da Vinci Code novel has generated some controversy, but I was looking forward to seeing the movie - until I found out that Tom Hanks is slated to be the lead. He seems to get every plum lead role in Hollywood even if he's totally the wrong actor for the part. His connections must run deep. Nice guy - good actor - but should he be the lead for the Da Vinci code? If you read the book the lead character is an athlete, an academic, and younger than Tom Hanks. How about Daniel Craig?
Beau - What do you think about the hoohaa regarding how the VP communicated the hunting accidnet??
Seemd to me that the established journalists need a reality check to bring them back to earth. I percieve their hoopla as "How dare you not tell us, the real newspeople, about the story first? Don't you know how powerful we are?"
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