King Arthur: Legend of the Sword | Guy Ritchie | May 12, 2017 | Charlie Hunnam

[filmlover]

I'm already bored of Hollywood trying desperately to make Charlie Hunnam happen.

[Clef Ment]

Not a big fan of Hunnam and these pictures. Also, it feels weird because Arthur will always be this guy for me (french series):

 

 

Edited July 23, 2015 by Clef Ment

[TacoBell]

Not a big fan of Hunnam and these pictures. Also, it feels weird because Arthur will always be this guy for me (french series):

 

 

 

C'est pas faux

[The Futurist]

 

Hunnam actually looks the part.

[Chewy]

Studios must stop letting EW handle the photoshoots. Although this one is not even a tenth as embarrassing as Terminator Genisys, stills from the movie would work better. Somewhat like what BvS, AoU and Apocalypse did.

 

 

 

 

 

Looks more like a 50 Shades photoshoot than a King Arthur one 

[CoolioD1]

On second thought, let's not go to camelot. tis a silly place.

[Plain Old Tele]

Maybe Guinevere will have a couple tats.

[Mr Terrific]

Insert Joker's tattoos joke that I haven't thought of yet here.

[RichWS]

Eric Bana is playing the love child of Uber and urethra.

 

EDIT: Not proud of this one.

Edited July 23, 2015 by RichWS

[ddddeeee]

Why did Eric Bana never happen? I like him.

[grim22]

Why did Eric Bana never happen? I like him.

 

Because Ang Lee's Hulk

 

He was fun in Star Trek though

 

[Plain Old Tele]

Why did Eric Bana never happen? I like him.

For some reason the studios kept casting him as the grim hero... he's much more charismatic in looser, funnier roles.

[Cmasterclay]

I don't get the hate for Hunnam- sure, his performance in Pacific Rim is no technical masterpiece, but he's charismatic enough and has good presence, even if his line readings are average. He's likable enough in that role, and his work on SOA was usually pretty excellent. He certainly looks like a superstar and has the natural charisma to pull off ruggedly likable roles. He's certainly no ATJ or Jai Courtney. He's more like Taylor Kitsch (though Pac Rim wasn't a huge flop on JC level or anything) in that his biggest exposure came in negative fashion (Pac Rim backlash and 50 Shades) but he's shown his talent on TV and has alot of the tools needed to be a star.

[ddddeeee]

I thought his charisma and presence in PacRim veered into the negative. I was distracted the whole time in a movie I otherwise kind of liked. He was dire.

[Cmasterclay]

I thought his charisma and presence in PacRim veered into the negative. I was distracted the whole time in a movie I otherwise kind of liked. He was dire.

Different strokes for different folks there. I thought ATJ in Godzilla was absolutely dire to the point where he damaged a movie I otherwise really enjoyed, but most people I've read on here seem to think he was merely underwritten and forgettable. When it comes to Hollywood's attempts to inorganically create the next Joe Schmoe handsome white guy stars, opinions differ. 

[Plain Old Tele]

I don't get the hate for Hunnam- sure, his performance in Pacific Rim is no technical masterpiece, but he's charismatic enough and has good presence, even if his line readings are average. He's likable enough in that role, and his work on SOA was usually pretty excellent. He certainly looks like a superstar and has the natural charisma to pull off ruggedly likable roles. He's certainly no ATJ or Jai Courtney. He's more like Taylor Kitsch (though Pac Rim wasn't a huge flop on JC level or anything) in that his biggest exposure came in negative fashion (Pac Rim backlash and 50 Shades) but he's shown his talent on TV and has alot of the tools needed to be a star.

 

I'm not auto-hating on Hunnam. It's just some actors feel fully contemporary American, and he's one of them.

[Orestes]

I'm not auto-hating on Hunnam. It's just some actors feel fully contemporary American, and he's one of them.

 

Which is funny because he's British, no? Maybe getting to use his normal accent will help, cause otherwise I agree with ddddeeee, he's Worthington levels of bland.

 

[Plain Old Tele]

 

Which is funny because he's British, no? Maybe getting to use his normal accent will help, cause otherwise I agree with ddddeeee, he's Worthington levels of bland.

 

 

 

Goddammit, seriously? Egg on my face.

 

Hmmmm. I retract my rage.

[CJohn]

I thought his charisma and presence in PacRim veered into the negative. I was distracted the whole time in a movie I otherwise kind of liked. He was dire.

He sucked the join and fun out of that movie. 

[TalismanRing]

Goddammit, seriously? Egg on my face.

 

Hmmmm. I retract my rage.

 

He was the cutest twink in the British Queer as Folk

 

 

 

He was also a Nicholas Nickleby (though he was no Roger Rees)