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10 Essential Cinematic AntiheroesMorgan is no stranger to biopics of larger-than-life figures having tackled characters such as Queen Elizabeth II, Tony Blair, Bill Clinton, Richard Nixon and David Frost for such helmers as Ron Howard, Stephen Frears, Tom Hooper and Kevin MacDonald and, most recently, he wrote the brewing Freddie Mercury flick that has Sacha Baron Cohen attached to star. Fitting the eventful life of the Hef into a feature film is no easy task but we're sure Morgan -- if he truly is scripting -- will be up for the task considering his resume.
The involvement of the scribe in whatever capacity, however, is a step in the right direction. Morgan has been working with an array of quality helmers and a juicy script by him about a character like Hef is sure to attract many. As for who could play the man? James Franco recently cameoed in "Lovelace" as the magazine entrepenuer but Hef himself has already thrown in his own two cents previously approving Robert Downey Jr. and even going as far as noting that the two have "talked about it and it is a very real possibility." Three years on, we're not sure that's still the case especially with Downey Jr. already playing a playboy in the "Iron Man" films but, damn, that would be massive.
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guest | July 21, 2012 4:08 AM
Benedict Cumberbatch had been reading a version of the script. One written before Morgan got on board so I'm wondering if Cumberbatch has been tipped for the role.
Oh Hi | July 18, 2012 1:29 PM
He used images of naked ladies to get rich. The end. I don't need to see a movie about it. He's a goddamn fossil.