I got you I agree. See this trailer for
I love you, Beth Cooper same demeanor pretty much. And I agree Hayden is not Amanda. I think from a PR standpoint that's good for Amanda. Its hard to picture little miss,
save the Japanese dolphins (see 2:30 on); deciding it would be a lot of fun to hold down someone's neck so her boyfriend can rape her followed by stabbing her a few times, leaving her to asphyxiate on her own blood. And the only character Hayden plays is Hayden.
Yes, that's true about the PR standpoint, it is also tough to imagine the little girl from "Revenge of the Titans" playing a sociopath, thus I don't think we'll get much of 'Foxy Knoxy.'
Of course my two recommendations.... Kristian Stewart could play that dark easy so then its up to the director. As could Emma. According to rumor Emma wanted to do Hostel III, as soon as she was 18. So maybe we should consider ourselves blessed that Hayden got the role after all...
I've never seen Kristian Stewart in anything so I couldn't judge. The only good thing I've heard about that series is '...and Buffy slays Edward, The End.'
No she's not grown up. She a quirky college student at Brown. Sort of excited about adulthood but then quickly reverts to playing younger / little girl if she gets treated like a woman. Gotta admit perfect to relate to Amanda's way of handling stress.
She displayed some talent then, that could have been a tough role to make endearing. It wasn't enough to make me watch any more Harry Potter movies though. I think she would be a decent choice, but I'm hoping the next one will be based on the book Grisham plans to write, he'll get to the bottom of it. He knows cops, lawyers, politics...he can put it all in perspective. Done right someone should be able to get an academy nod portraying Mignini's decent into darkness.
However...then we get the 'accent wars.' Perhaps you're not aware, but it is the absolute considered opinion of every Briton in existence that no American can
ever do a passable British accent. Thus, in revenge there's an element of Americans who absolutely insist that no Briton can do an American accent. It can be entertaining to behold.
One thing that I've been pondering is just what effect this first one will have on the case. What I'm wondering is, will the fact it is during the appeal will cause it to get some attention and create controversy, regardless of how it 'spins' the murder.
Also, I wonder if just implying she
might have done it would cause some media to seek out any of the numerous people currently campaigning against her incarceration.