Who Wore It Best?

Since I was already feeling pretty horn-y today thanks to Lil Nas' new music-video for his song "Montero (Call Me By Your Name)" -- which sees the openly gay artist taking the advice of every Christian motherfucker who's ever put us down and going to Hell, only to have a good ass time with it (and you should read this piece at Variety, I agree with every word) -- I'm carrying that Horn-y energy over to wishing the actor Ed Skrein a happy birthday... and you might be all what? Huh? How? And I am here to remind you that Skrein and his co-star Chiwetel Ejiofor already made us wanna strap ourselves onto a giant horned beast back in 2019, in the Maleficent sequel. It was weird, but so goes life.

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Ed Skrein Six Times

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I would normally save such a photo as you see above for a "Good Morning" post to knock our communal socks off (speaking of, I'd like to knock his socks and the rest off), but these are anything but normal times -- extreme measures must be enacted. Enjoy the photo of Ed Skrein in his underpants while you can, I say! Who knows what tomorrow may bring? Live! Live!!! Sorry, I've been watching some Sirk movies today, I'm feeling hella melodramatic. Tis the season. Hit the jump for the rest of this new shoot...

Ed Skrein Rescue Us

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So I tried to watch Midway last night and oh my god you guys that movie is actually unwatchable! Just absolute unwatchable trash -- I couldn't even finish it, and if I can't finish a movie that stars Patrick Wilson, Woody Harrelson, Luke Evans, Nick Jonas, Alexander Ludwig, Dennis Quaid, Darren Criss, Aaron Eckhart and our favorite fucked-up Nicky Hoult doppleganger Ed Skrein here all in period military uniforms then you know something has gone very very very wrong. Part of me kind of enjoys the fact that we've got our own hyper-faggy Michael Bay with Roland Emmerich -- The Gays can make Hollywood Crap too, dammit! But man this movie is one long window-shaking fart. Ugh. 

There weren't even nearly enough shots like that of Patrick Wilson from behind! What were you thinking, Emmerich??? Anyway for the forty minutes of the movie I did make it through the only thing keeping me hanging on was looking at Ed Skrein, and as I distracted myself by also googling him while the interminable movie droned on and on I realized that I have somehow never posted this photo-shoot of Ed here on the blog proper? I think it's on the Tumblr but MNPP home-base deserves these shots, especially after all the suffering I went through staring at that movie last night. Hit the jump for the rest plus a bonus one...

Ed Skrein Five Plus Times

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As promised last week when I shared the sleazy-hot cover image here is the rest of Midway star Ed Skrein's sleazy-hot photoshoot for the Spanish magazine ICON El Pais -- there's something kind of Fight Club about it right? (Especially the red leather pants down below.) But only just. If only Ed had taken a photo wearing nothing but yellow rubber gloves, or even just aped any of the photos in Steven Klein's W Magazine famously gratuitous shoot of Brad here, then it would've been even more extra special indeed. IF ONLY. But we'll sure make do with these ones. Hit the jump for the rest, along with a few gifs I made from their behind-the-scenes video...

Skrein To Come

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Don't mind me, I'm just going to be camped out on Icon El Pais' website from now until whenever the inside photo-shoot attached to this cover image -- this swarthy sweaty sleazy cover image -- of Ed Skrein shows up. Did any of you actually go to the movie theater and see his Roland Emmerich movie Midway? I never did but I doubt anything topped (heh) these snaps Luke Evans shared from the set...

Luke Evans and Ed Skrein showing us what #Midway was good for pic.twitter.com/ugQMrtrZEK

— Jason Adams (@JAMNPP) November 9, 2019

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While we wait for that ICON shoot to appear though I did just remember I stumbled upon a few photos of Ed in a couple of other magazines a couple of weeks ago and I totally forgot to post them! Blaspheme! Hit the jump and I'll right that wrong...

Get Some Good Dickinson This Weekend

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I was just now looking through the movies out in theaters this weekend  -- that aren't The Lighthouse or Jojo Rabbit anyway, both of which you can see below I've already covered a'plenty today -- and was reminded that oh right there is a Maleficent sequel. And it's got Michelle Pfeiffer in it! That's all lovely and great but when it comes to posting something here I had to find the dudes, and it's got some good ones. That's Beach Rats star Harris Dickinson seen above -- he's playing a prince or some shit. But there's also David Gyasi (he's the guy who got to fuck around with Julian Morris in Man in an Orange Shirt, for one) and also Deadpool baddie Ed Skrein, and...

... Ed has a whole lot of look going on. Like... a whole lot. He's the sexiest half-man half-horned-thing since James McAvoy, maybe? Point being I'd watch the gay porn parody of Maleficent featuring those three in a skinny minute, I would. The actual Maleficent sequel? I'll probably wait for home video. Sorry, Harrison! Sorry, Ed. But I gots to go see The Lighthouse a third time.

All those pretty things aside I do want to make y'all aware that MNPP will not be silent per usual this weekend -- I repeat: I'm not being lazy for once! As mentioned yesterday the 2019 edition of the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival has now begun, and my reviews of films playing BHFF will start popping off tomorrow, right as they premiere there. Reviews of horror movies, what a treat for all!
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I don't know what movie Harris Dickinson is seen here getting tattooed up for but I think we can all agree who gives a fuck about movies at this moment pic.twitter.com/WsKacVFdcC

— His Name Was Jason Adams (@JAMNPP) October 18, 2019

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But holy hell bags that's not all -- our annual 13 day long Halloween celebration also kicks off tomorrow, seeing as how tomorrow is, you know, 13 days away from Halloween. In the past we've done the "13 Mustaches of Halloween" and we've done the "13 Snakes of Halloween" just to name two examples -- well this year's is even more random than ever, and I can't wait for y'all to dig in...

Good Morning, World

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This isn't the sort of thing I would usually open the day with -- nobody's brushing their teeth or in the shower... unfortunately -- but these the first pictures of all of Roland Emmerich's boyfriends in his WWII picture Midway, fetishized up in the crispest coded outfits you ever did see, well they woke me up this morning. Are we sure this isn't the Tom of Finland biopic? We're supposedly getting the trailer soon and no doubt I'll share that... ETA oh wait here it is:

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... there are a couple more photos at that link above but I grabbed the ones that really matter (as in Patrick Wilson and Ed Skrein and Darren Criss and Aaron Eckhart and so forth) and have them for you after the jump...

The Poster For Midgay I Mean Midway

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Given the cast that openly gay blockbuster director Roland Emmerich has (putting the ass in)  assembled for Midway, his big-screen telling of the 1942 WWII battle -- which includes Luke Evans and Woody Harrelson and Patrick Wilson and Ed Skrein and Alexander Ludwig and Nick Jonas and Darren Criss and Aaron Eckhart and those are just the name actors, check out the whole twink-full list here --  you'd think that the first poster for the film (via) might look more like a greasy beefcake scene from infamous annual Herndon Monument naval academy pole-climb. Something like...

Maybe they're saving that for closer to its 

release date? Midway is out on November 8th.

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Fly By Ludwig

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I guess I should probably just sit on my hands for a bit - not a bad proposition, with these pictures in front of me - and wait for Roland Emmerich to finish announcing all the man-meat he's tossing in his movie grinder for his World War II picture called Midway - just a couple of hours ago I told y'all how Darren Criss was joining the cast already stuffed with the likes of Luke Evans & Patrick Wilson & Woody Harrelson & Ed Skrein & Aaron Eckhart & Dennis Quaid & Nick Jonas. And now comes word that Alexander Ludwig here...

... who is mostly known for the TV show Vikings - and you can click thru our archives on the actor right here to acquaint yourself better! - well you can lather him up and throw Alex right on top of the Midway cast and call him the cherry! (Thx Mac) At least temporarily, that is, until some fresh twink gets gathered up into Emmerich's broad embrace. Anyway like I did with Darren -- because why post one picture when you can post a dozen? -- I've got some more pictures for you after the jump...

All The Boys Go To War

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I was watching The Young Lions on TCM last night - if you're unfamiliar The Young Lions is a 1958 movie set in Tunisia during WWII that stars Marlon Brando (as a bleached out Nazi) and Montgomery Clift and Maximilian Schell, and reader, it is sexual. (See some pictures we've posted before right here.) They're all punching each other in uniforms and sweating in their bunkers - typical homoerotic military movie stuff.

Anyway I thought of that movie upon reading the news this morning that (openly gay) director Roland Emmerich has just hired Darren Criss to co-star in his upcoming WWII movie called Midway, opposite the previously announced Luke Evans and Patrick Wilson and Woody Harrelson and Ed Skrein and Aaron Eckhart and Dennis Quaid and, uhh, Nick Jonas. I can't imagine why I thought of a bunch of sweaty beautiful men in uniform. I just... did. So there's a movie to look forward to! To tide us over hit the jump for a couple more from this Esquire shoot of Darren...

Heads Up, Ed

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I've posted that picture of Ed Skrein before (in one of our multiple gratuitous posts on the actor) but I'm really feeling that picture today and I don't think you'll mind a redux. Hi, Ed! Good to see you, Ed! Real happy to hear about your next project - Ed is going to co-star with Eva Green and Kathy Bates, a dream-team if ever one was assembled, in a science-fiction thriller titled A Patriot, directed by Dan Pringle. Here's the jist:

“A Patriot” takes place in a future authoritarian state that has walled itself away from a world ravaged by climate chaos and resource wars. The story follows the unquestioning Border Corp Captain — played by Green — as she fights to defend the purity of the population, until a chance discovery makes her doubt the authorities she has pledged her allegiance and life to protect."

And in related news...

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You're going to have to excuse me for a minute
This picture of Riz Ahmed & Ed Skrein has winded me pic.twitter.com/RSohBSDHqd

— Jason Adams (@JAMNPP) April 27, 2018

I Am Link

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--- Thin Ice - Have you read my review of I, Tonya yet? If you're waiting to see the movie, i get it, but if you just missed it you can read it right here. I bring it up because I've been thinking about the movie a lot this week - it's not a perfect thing by any means (I might have lost the framing device of the talking heads altogether myself, even though some of the movie's best lines are in there) but the one complaint I see as wrong-headed and precious is the one complaint I see the most, and that's about its "funny" treatment of domestic violence. That tone seems to me entirely honest to the film's subject, but Vulture was nice enough to talk to the film-makers themselves about it and this was very much on their minds as they made it. Says the director:

"It was one of the first questions that Margot asked me: How would you portray the violence? I said, ‘We have to reflect the life that Tonya came from and the abuse that she went through that gave her the armor that she had, and the way that she sees the world.’ To not show it would be a disservice.”

--- Crazy Woman - Kimberly ripping her wig off on Melrose Place is kind of my own personal Field of Dreams - if you post about it, I will post about your post. And so here head on over to The Cut where they wrote a whole thing about what a fracture in the universe that moment created - there is Before, and there is After.

--- Good Times Ahead - This story's going on two weeks old but I keep meaning to mention it - Robert Pattinson, fresh off his maybe best performance yet with Good Time, is proving his indie-cred bonafides with his next project and then some: he's signed on to star in the new movie from Ciro Guerra, whose hallucinatory Amazonian film Embrace of the Serpent was one of the highlights of 2016. It's called Waiting for the Barbarians and it will also star Mark Rylance, but I think that's all the info we have so far (as if that is not enough already).

--- Holiday Fear - I should make a list of my favorite Xmas movies at some point this month now that I think about it, but you can bet your bottom that Joe Dante's Gremlins would have a spot. Nothing gets me in the spirit quicker than watching Mrs. Deagle flying out her second-story window. There's a nice little chat with Dante and the film's star Zach Galligan over in The Guardian where they reminisce about the making of the movie. Justice for Phoebe Cates! I wish she'd talk.

--- Gays On Screen - Yesterday IndieWire posted a list of the Best LGBT Movies of 2017 (thanks Mac) - I think you can surmise that if I were to make this list myself their number two would be my number one (ya think?) but I think BPM is an astonishing piece of movie-making too so I don't begrudge it a topping here and there! Anyway you really can't argue with any of the movies on the list - that Top Five is just an astonishing and diverse group of films. This year's one for the record books. At least cinematically speaking we're doing well!

--- Stories For Scaring - Have you guys seen The Autopsy of Jane Doe yet? It's a totally solid spooker - here's my review - and it's been long out now where ever you watch movies, I believe. Give it a twirl! I bring it up because the film's director André Øvredal (he also made the fun-time Trollhunter movie) has officially signed on to direct the movie version of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Alvin Schwartz's book series that creeped out an entire generation mostly thanks to the terrifying illustrations by Stephen Gammell. I really don't know how you make a movie from those books, which were all short short stories that relied for most of their bite from those drawings, but good luck to him trying! If nothing else maybe we'll get a fancy edition of the original books.

--- Barry's Harem - Yet another good looking dude has jumped on-board Moonlight director Barry Jenkins next project, an adaptation of a James Baldwin book called If Beale Street Could Talk - this time around it's Game of Thrones and Narcos' actor Pedro Pascal. (thanks Mac) The other week we told you how Dave Franco and Ed Skrein were both joining the cast. Lookers left and right. Not sure how they all figure into the story, which is about a pregnant woman trying to keep her accused-of-murder partner safe from the forces closing in, but I look forward to finding out.

--- And Finally earlier this week I shared the poster for Andrew Haigh's upcoming "teenager and a horse" drama Lean on Pete and told you the trailer was due soon - well soon has come and gone but I'm just getting to it. If you haven't seen it yet here's the trailer below; I'm really excited to see how young Charlie Plummer does - he was so good in King Jack a few years back. He's got a big year ahead - he's also in that Christopher Plummer movie (ha) All the Money in the World as the rich kid who gets kidnapped.
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I Am Link

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--- Hulk Out - I was supposed to see Thor Ragnarok last night but I had to abandon my ticket for a work event, boo hoo me. I have it so hard, you guys. But I'm not sure when I'll see it now - this weekend's looking pretty nuts. (See this tweet for confirmation of that.) That said Thor shuffled back up the To-Do list first when I read Chris Hemsworth talk about how many shirtless scenes he's got (apparently Taika really enjoyed getting Chris out of his clothes; use that sentence as you will) and then even more when I read Vulture's Big Breaking Important News Story that this one has Marvel's first nude scene - we get Hulk Butt! Sidenote: I love how furry they've made the Hulk's chest, in keeping with Original Ruffalo. But is Hulk's butt furry? Stay tuned!
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--- Full Cone - The early retrospective of the career of director Stephen Cone so far, which we told you about previously, kicks off today at the Museum of the Moving Image out in Queens with his terrific and lovely latest film Princess Cyd, which we've been telling you to see for several months now. We are on it! Seriously if you're in town you'd be a top shelf fool not to make it out there to something. Anyway The Film Stage chatted with Cone about... well lots of stuff, it's a great peek into a great mind, go read it.
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--- Great Gerwig - I should have linked to this when I posted that clip from Lady Bird earlier today but I spaced on it - anyway you can literally never get too much Greta Gerwig, literally - this profile on her for New York Magazine is top tier stuff, read the shit out of it. She's every ounce the delight we've come to love. In related news The Quad, which is doing that series on Lady Bird's influences that I told you about, just announced that GG will be there in person for the screenings of Mike Leigh's Secrets & Lies and (wait for it) Brian DePalma's Carrie! Ahhh! Oh and I haven't read this one yet but here's Greta & Patty Jenkins talking about What Makes Female Directors Great, according to the headline. (thx Mac)
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--- We're All Queer Creeps - I found this personal essay right here about discovering and interpreting one's gayness through the lens of Michael Myers and the original Halloween film really moving and interesting, go read it. Y'all know I'm a proponent of owning the gay villain or as I've dubbed them the Queer Creep, so this fits right in our wheelhouse.
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--- Dancing Boys - First things first I've had that behind-the-scenes video of Armie Hammer (and Timothee & Esther Garrel & Victoire Du Bois, but obviously Armie's the dancing star here) practicing their dancing on the set of Call Me By Your Name for an entire week, maybe longer, and somehow managed to forget to post it - what is the world coming to??? Don't ask me where it came from - somebody posted it on Tumblr but you go try to sort through a week's worth of CMBYN Tumblr, I double peach dare you. Anyway besides that wondrous thing here's a new chat with CMBYN screenwriter and almost-director and forever-legend James Ivory on the movie. He even manages to not bad-mouth Luca's choices this time.
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--- Call Me Leslie - The unjustly ignored in its time and still unjustly overlooked 2006 film Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon is getting a big fancy blu-ray edition next year thanks to the wonderful folks at Scream Factory, so maybe we can push this thing into broader consciousness besides just horror nerds then. Still pissed we never got a sequel. But in that vein I guess a comic series called Before the Mask (a prequel, duh) got funded by an online campaign last year and that is indeed coming our way. Don't know how I missed that.
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--- Beale Boys - Barry Jenkins of Moonlight fame is getting his next movie together (a James Baldwin adaptation; we told you about it here) and just hired a couple of very fine looking gentleman for supporting roles - Dave Franco and Ed Skrein will co-star in If Beale Street Could Talk, which is about a young pregnant woman named Tish (played by newcomer Kiki Layne) who is trying to save the life of her boyfriend who's been accused of a crime he didn't commit.
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--- And Finally have you seen the new speedo-stuffed teaser for the upcoming American Crime Story second season called The Assassination of Gianni Versace? Not just any speedo - Darren Criss Speedo. If you missed the pictures of Darren rocking a little red speedo on the set (I doubt you did, but just in case) click here for them. And here's that teaser:
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Jin Goes To Hell

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Jin & Sun were always my favorite characters on Lost and I've been irritable ever since the show ended... well, for one because of that ending (God what a terrible ending! Still not over it!) but also because Hollywood has not done right by Daniel Dae Kim & Yunjin Kim at all. So it is with some glee that I greet today's news that the former is in talks to take the role in Hellboy that Ed Skrein just recently bowed out of because he hadn't been aware it was an Asian character in the comics. This is good news! Now I can go back to loving all the casting decisions that director Neil Marshall's been making again, as Kim's set to join David Harbour and Milla Jovovich and Sasha Lane and Ian McShane, an underrated bunch indeed.

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I Am Link

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--- Everybody Wants Chaos - Tom Holland posted a picture on his Instagram from the set of Chaos Walking the other day (he also posted that picture to the left, which is way more interesting) calling attention to the fact that it had begun shooting finally, which is news we have waited a very long time to hear, so yippee for that. And an even bigger yippee to today's news that no less than David Oyelowo has just joined the film's cast! He is playing another bad guy alongside Mads Mikkelsen, whose casting we celebrated (along with Nick Jonas) the other week. Add on Daisy Ridley and that is one super cast that Doug Liman is gathering up here.

--- For The Love Of Alf - That list of the 100 Greatest Comedies of All Time that the BBC collated from a bunch of critics has been hogging all the attention this week which is a shame because there's another list worth a look-see - Rolling Stone came up with the Top 40 Science-Fiction Movies of the 21st Century, and it's filled with super picks! (And my real world friend Sean T. Collins wrote up a few of them so keep your eyes peeled for his name.) I've been in a big sci-fi mood thanks to MoMA's amazing summer series, which I pray they make an annual thing.

--- Bad Hellboy Bad - I kind of wanted to avoid this news in hopes it would go away - Neil Marshall & Co were doing so well in casting their Hellboy reboot! David Harbour and Milla Jovovich and American Honey's Sasha Lane and Ian McShane! Very good! But now they have gone and cast Ed Skrein - who I like a lot, mind you - to play a character that is half-Japanese in the comics, which is a terrible, terrible decision. Why won't they learn already? Ugh!

--- Break Forth - I figure I should give you the heads-up on this one since I reviewed it at Fantasia Fest a couple of weeks ago and it's not half bad - the trippy Cronenbergian horror movie Sequence Break, which I called "a love letter to films like Videodrome and the practical effects of 80s horror," has been picked up by Shudder (along with five more horror movies), the online streaming service, so stay tuned for that.I imagine I will help you do so by mentioning it when it has a date and a trailer.

--- David Hears You - Every time I have done one of these link round-up over the past couple of months I have said the same thing at some point therein - I could make this whole damn thing nothing but Twin Peaks writing! And here we are again. I'll just give you two though, and there's related even more specifically - here is an interview with David Lynch in the New York Times where he talks about creating the show's soundscape, which anybody who's ever seen anything from David Lynch knows is like way important. And on that same front the fine folks at the site Welcome to Twin Peaks uncovered a fun little aural Easter Egg in the new season's premiere. Oh wait here's another one - Lynch chatting with ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons about industrial noise for The Guardian. Sure, okay!

--- The Tippi Point - Because I've only been doing one of these posts per week lately (they're so time consuming because I can't stop myself from rambling) (case in point) some of this news is a little old, like this - the BBC is remaking The Birds! Well, they are making a miniseries from Daphne du Maurier's novella anyway, which is incredibly different from the movie Alfred Hitchcock ended up making. The only thing they have in common... is birds.

--- Call Me Luca - I haven't had a chance to listen to this yet myself but The Playlist shared a Q&A with director Luca Guadagnino at the Melbourne Film Festival last week where he apparently talks about both Call Me By Your Name (which was screening there) and his upcoming remake of Suspiria (which probably won't screen anywhere until next year is my guess). Somebody listen to it and tell me the good parts!

--- And Finally I thought about making gifs from this but I think it probably works better as video, uninterrupted - Sam Taylor-Johnson directed a commercial for Givenchy (thx Mac) starring her gorgeous slab of husband Aaron Taylor-Johnson and it's a real joy; it's easily the best thing I've ever seen her direct. But then I only made it halfway through 50 Shades of Grey and I only watched one episode of Gypsy before giving up so what do I know? (I'd say I know a lot.) Wisely she got Aaron to dance, channeling that REM music video he starred in - he needs to make a musical, obviously. Watch!
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Ryan Reynolds Likes 'Em Big

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Did anybody watch Claws last night? I love me some Niecy Nash and so I was all up in that and naturally my eye gravitated towards her trashy stacked boy-toy Roller, played by actor Jack Kesy...

... well I mean come on. That's six feet and two inches of prime Floridian beef right there. (And given that all the women on Claws seem to be like 5 feet tall he seemed especially large in context.) Anyway if you watch The Strain you've seen Kesy before, even though you might not recognize him...

... I'm tempted to do a "Which Is Hotter?" poll but there's not any contest here; obviously that Claws Ass wins. But still - he's versatile! I like 'em versatile. And so does Ryan Reynolds, it appears, because Kesy was cast as the bad guy in the second Deadpool movie just a couple of weeks ago. And I have to say there's a similar heft to Kesy as there was to the first Deadpool's villain Ed Skrein, isn't there? Now that I'll do a poll for...

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And in case you're wondering yes, Jack Kesy has played gay before -- in some 2012 movie called Morgan. Anybody seen it? It's available on Amazon right now for rent -- here's the trailer:

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And Jack's also got a fine ass Instagram account;

if you want a few highlights from it hit the jump...

Good Morning, Gratuitous Ed Skrein

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I've just now had the realization that I really do like looking at Ed Skrein's mug, so I hope the Deadpool villain continues getting proper work in the world. Nicholas Hoult is always gonna need a seedy older brother who he can't save from a life of seediness, right? Anyway it's Skrein's 34th birthday today and I couldn't find any pictures that went well with the "Good Morning" theme of these posts (I have posted what there is before - see here and see here and see here especially) but I did stumble upon about ten different photo-shoots of the actor (aka almost fifty pictures) that are worth your ogling time, if you're up for it, after the jump...

Which is Hotter?

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A happy 33rd birthday to Ed Skrein today, who's probably hoping he can build the heat of his villain turn in Deadpool (which just yesterday became the highest grossing R-rated movie of all time) into heat for, uh, something else after that. Since he won't be coming back for Deadpool 2 (oh spoiler alert, the bad guy in an ultra-violent superhero movie dies at the end, shocker) we'll have to see what that is, but as long as he keeps looking like he did in that great big gratuitous post I did for him, this shouldn't be a problem. And I mean whenever Nichols Hoult needs somebody to play his brother, insta-job. Anyway let's pick!

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Good Morning, World

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Lean in close kiddies, there's a new trailer for Kill Your Friends, Nicholas Hoult's American-Psycho-slash-Trainspotting-ish drugs-n-laddies black comedy, and even more than the first trailer did it seems to be advertising itself on the merits of Nicky's wares.

And he wears his wares well. My favorite bit in the trailer is when we see a clearly coked-out-to-crazytown Nick sobbing in front of Radiohead's "Karma Police" music video, because who hasn't been there? Riiiiiiiiiight? Sigh.

This movie's been out for a bit in the UK (to lukewarmish reviews) but we actually have a US date now - it's hitting theaters and VOD on April 1st. (Unless they're FOOLing me, ha ha get it.) I wonder if it finally getting a US release date has anything to do with the presence of Deadpool star Ed Skrein being in it? (See lots of Ed Skrein here.) Anyway here's the trailer:

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And after the jump a bunch more caps...