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Not A-list anymore, but certainly 1 great performance and film away from getting back in. Speaking of which:

Sony’s Captain Phillips, directed by Paul Greengrass, in which Hanks plays the American cargo skipper who ransomed himself to free his crew from Somali pirates. He's also prepping for In the Garden of Beasts, a film from The Artist director Michel Hazanavicius, in which Hanks both produces and stars as a mild-mannered college professor who finds himself appointed America’s ambassador to Germany just as the Nazis are consolidating their power and moving against Europe.

These two sound FANTASTIC!
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A List never really lasts.You stay A list 5 years on average, 10 if you are lucky and then there are guys like Tom Cruise or Brad Pitt, super superstars who defy any reason or logic.Even a guy like Tom Hanks lost it.A list is a lot more difficult for women and it lasts less longer.

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Precisely, Tatum is just hot this year. Not A-list.

Last time I checked "flash in the pan" did not equate to "A-list".

Tatum is definitely more than flash in the pan. FitP would be types like Jennifer Beals (one-hit wonder), Borleando(lucked out with a built-in fandom movie, a depp movie and a Pit movie but crashlanded as soon as he tried to fly solo and didn`t pick himself up since). he`s not A-list yet,though.
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Maybe we need to have an A+ list.Because you can't compare somebody like Will Smith who can make exactly 0 films in two years and remain in the A list compared to somebody like Tatum who is huge now, but if he took a multi year break tomorrow would be having to start from scratch upon his return again.Actors such as Schwarzenegger, Smith, Hanks, Cruise, Pitt can essentially retire from acting for 5 years and still be a smash hit draw on their comeback film.Other A listers who are big in the box office right now and could command huge salaries for years to come will still never fill that bracket. Even a Bale or Wahlberg would need a film or two in a supporting role to bring themselves back into the headliner role.

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So what do you think, after IM3's opening, do you think that RDJ is the top of the A-list in Hollywood? I mean he has 6 500M+ WW hits in the last 6 years, 8 100M+ DOM in the last 6 years as well, 4 300M+ in the last few years. Yes, I know that in most of them he's playing Tony Stark or Sherlock, but it is pretty clear that he is one of the main reason why Avengers and the whole Marvel Cinematic Universe is having such a HUGE success. And also, if he chooses to return for Iron Man 4/ Avengers 2, he might become the first actor to be paid 100M+ for a single movie. That's impressive considering his situation a few years ago.

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Theer`s no top of A List. A List really means actors who are most in demand for prestige and commercial projects. If RDJ is tied up with franchises and thus known to be unavaliable than he isn`t top of every director`s list.

 

Bradley Cooper has entered it or has come very close.

 

A List really isn`t only about how much money someone`s movies make but what big names and how many of them want to work with an actor/actress. Pretty much, if you want to know what actors are sure-fire A List go down their previous decade filmography and see who they headlined movies for.

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