SPLIT FOR BRAD AND GEORGE? A-LIST PAIR HAVE A FALLING OUT Posted: Tuesday 23 Sep 2008 Above: The pair are no longer talking to each other
GEORGE Clooney and his A-list best friend Brad Pitt have had a scathing argument and are refusing to talk to each other. The handsome pair, who starred together in Ocean's 11, 12 and 13, are embroiled in a bitter feud over a film role.
George said: "We both badly want a particular role and neither is backing down. It's sort of become an intense competition between us now and it just keeps escalating."
Both George and Brad are keen to play the role of Henry Higgins in the upcoming remake of My Fair Lady.
But the pair have become so competitive that they are no longer talking.
George added: "For now we're both so angry we're not even in contact any more."
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Yknow, somehow I think this is a joke. I could be wrong...
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Of the two, I'd pick Clooney. Not because he's better... just because he's... less worse. And I find him VERY easy on the eye. Gotta be a filthy lie though. ^_^
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You can have your say,
You can set you goals
And seize the day,
You've been given the freedom
To work your way
To the head of the line-
To the head of the line!"
---Stephen Sondheim
Hugh Grant should be playing Higgins in this re-make. He can sing well enough to handle this role, has the required sexiness and is just about the right age. I'd actually SEE the film if he was in it.
What a bunch of ... untrueness *lol* How ridiculous... This is obviously a joke.
I adore Clooney, but admit he is no way fit to play Higgins.
I am not a Pitt fan... so... yeah...
Neither one fits at all, regardless of who I/we do or do not like.
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At least Hugh Grant would get the accent right, but he is no aesthete.
I listened to Cameron Mackintosh talk about the forthcoming film (albeit no commment re casting) on the radio a couple of weeks back, and I think it is going to be fine!
But whoever does get cast re the film in general, apart from maybe a nod to America, they will/should all be British. The only exception might be someone like Angela Lansbury, who was suggested ages ago might be Mrs Pearce.
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I was just going to say what Jon said. Clooney is famous for his tongue-in-cheek remarks, it is so obvious that he is just poking fun at the tabloids (and those who buy into what they write). Colin Firth is as perfect as it gets for Higgins.
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