Saturday, March 13, 2010
JOAQUIN PHOENIX AS EDGAR ALLAN POE IN "THE BEAUTIFUL CIGAR GIRL"
Although he informed us all how he's retiring from Hollywood, before he started acting all weird and crazy in interviews and shows, Joaquin Phoenix is coming back to cinemas. He will return to the big screen in an adaptation of Daniel Stashower's book "The Beautiful Cigar Girl". Phoenix is going to play Edgar Allan Poe in this movie which is based on an eerie real-life experience the author had just months before his death. The script is based on a true story that follows Poe's investigation in solving the mystery behind the brutal death of a beautiful society girl.
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Wow, I'm so glad to hear that he'll be working again. Such a talented actor. He was terrific in Two Lovers.
ReplyDeleteyep, he has obviously decided to quit his dreams about music career :)
ReplyDeleteAs long as his performance is better than his last gig on Letterman...
ReplyDeleteThank god he's coming back... i was only thinking about him the other day and how much I want to see him again on screen!
ReplyDeleteI interned at a production company in LA and remember doing coverage on a script for The Beautiful Cigar Girl written by Steven Katz (Shadow of the Vampire) with revisions by Stephen Jeffreys (The Libertine). It was an interesting script. Katz kind of brought that same historical fiction/horror style to the script. I wondered what had happened to it. Didn’t see Daniel Stashower on the script cover page though. Might not be based on that book...
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you are all happy about Joaquin returning to the big screens. We'll keep you posted if he chooses some new project as well.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see him back, and I always love a little Edgar Poe. Now I want to read the book!
ReplyDeleteMichele
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Poe mi je omiljeni pisac! :D Ekstra :)
ReplyDeleteda, da, Perine, Po je cesto vrlo drag and omiljen psiholozima :) Preporucujem ti posebno, sa tog psiholoskog aspekta, njegovu pricu THE CASK OF AMONTILADO.
ReplyDeleteMada, moram da priznam da ja preferiram oca psihologije - Dostojevskog :PP
wow what language is that?!
ReplyDeleteI'm SO excited he's returning to acting. I wanted to cry when he "retired"... he's such a great actor. Thanks for the great news!!!
It's Serbian, Kristin :)
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