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|  #1 Posted on 26.12.04 0409.06 | Instant Rating: 2.10 | No really, check out aintitcoolnews.com. Apparently the comparison is as obvious as we all thought. I pray that this happens.
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| #2 Posted on 26.12.04 0509.01 | Instant Rating: 0.47 | Originally posted by aintitcoolnews
Here's a few names that are apparently mooted for the He-Man part - no real surprises. The Rock (believed to have already met), Jason Lewis (Sex and the City), Ryan Kwanten (Summerland), Paul Michael Levesque.
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| #3 Posted on 27.12.04 0908.04 | Instant Rating: 5.35 | | Nothing against the Rock, but him being Prince Adam/He-Man is about as believable as Van Damme being Guile in Street Fighter: The Movie. | RKMtwin
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| #4 Posted on 27.12.04 2209.45 | Instant Rating: 5.54 | Originally posted by Teppan-Yaki
Nothing against the Rock, but him being Prince Adam/He-Man is about as believable as Van Damme being Guile in Street Fighter: The Movie.
I totally agree with this. I think The Rock rules, but he just doesn't come off as the He-Man/Prince Adam type. It has nothing to do whatsoever with his appearance, it has to do with the vibe he exudes.
As far as the case with Triple H, I had the chance to see his appearance on Conan O'Brian recently, and I was genuinely surprised. He came across very well and seemed to be a really amiable guy. The audience also seemed to be really into the interview and Trips didn't come across like a stiff. This could translate well on the big screen.
Plus, if he *DID* get the role of He-Man, it would be a great opportunity for him to demonstrate diverse acting abilities. We know he can be the intense ultra-evil guy with no compassion and the arrogant jerk. The roles he's played in WWE over the years demonstrate that. But, in my opinion, he ALSO has a gift of great comic timing. His skits with Mick Foley in 2000 were a great example of that. If he could show the ability to do drama, play the action hero, and use some of his untapped comedy skills in the Prince Adam alter-ego role, Triple H would be an EXCELLENT He-Man.
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| #5 Posted on 28.12.04 0434.43 | Instant Rating: 2.10 | No, see we used to joke about how HHH was He-Man and it was funny but not really and... Never mind.
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| #6 Posted on 28.12.04 1206.03 | Instant Rating: 3.04 | Originally posted by Jackson
No, see we used to joke about how HHH was He-Man and it was funny but not really and... Never mind.
Here's the original thread, and here's the original article in question.
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| #7 Posted on 28.12.04 1911.11 | Instant Rating: 5.54 | Ahhh. I haven't seen that HHH/He-Man comparison for quite a while now. It still brings a good laugh!
Just wanted to let you all know that I'm not entirely out of the loop... at least I hope not. :)
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