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500148, LOL. Fair enough. I'll address them
Posted by Orbit_Established, Fri Jan-29-10 01:58 PM
>Will
>>Smith still suffers from that little bit of gayness in
>>'Six Degrees'.
>
>How so?

He doesn't really. I was kidding.





>>Gyllenhall has a little bit of the Crowe stuff
>
>He does? In what way? I'm not seeing it.

Gyllenhall is a physical imposing, bearded, gruff
whiteboy. He seems to understand what roles suit
him best and he does them well. He was outstanding
in 'Jarhead' for example. That's not for no Orlando
Bloom type of cat.

I still say, though, he doesn't quite have Russell
Crowe type of appeal. He is different.




>>Colin Farrell was supposed to have a little bit of it, but
>>that died with the Pony-Tail in 'Miami Vice'. LOL.
>
>Cmon O! That died waaaaaaaaay before with Alexander!


Not mentioning 'Alexander' is a fundamental pillar of
my religious beliefs.

Plus, I just wanted to take a shot at that Pony-Tail

LOL




>He had the drinking & womanizing but never seemed like a tough
>guy even with that Irish blood. I think becoming a father of a
>child with a disability also softened him up a bit since then.
>His repsonse to the Gervais jab @ the Golden Globes kinda
>sealed this thinking for me.

True. Interesting.



>>I think the best example of this oddity is how Larenz Tate's
>
>>career hasn't taken off. He's diminutive and relatively
>>effeminate, which is why his career hasn't taken off. Black
>>women like him, but white women would rather fuck Denzel,
>>which
>>is why he'll never be a true Hollywood leading man. He's
>>certainly talented enough.

>I think it's more him being too convincing as O-Dogg. He
>probably scared a lot of white people after that role.


I don't think O-Dogg had anything to do with it.

Just think: Hollywood *tried* to push Larenz Tate's
general appeal on the world.

a) Love Jones - a cult hit, but again, broad audiences of
women don't liketo see short, effeminate black men writing
poetry and novels and shit. Didn't work that well.

They'd rather watch Denzel shout at people and take command.

*shrugs*


b) Why Do Fools Fall in Love - Again, broad audiences
of women don't want to see short, diminutive black men
singing and shit. They'd rather watch Tyrese than that
nigga.


So Hollywood actually *tried* and it just didn't work.





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