Valkyrie is coming out on December 26th and after seeing that trailer I would rather work in a department store than see that movie. That movie might have had a chance if Tom Cruise weren’t starring in it. Every time I saw his face, I just couldn’t take him seriously in the film.
I will hold of until Quentin Tarantino’s Inglorious Bastards with Brad Pitt and Eli Roth to see a movie about Nazis during WWII, at least that movie will be good.
Katie Holmes' Broadway show hasn't even opened, but The Scoop is already reporting that show is expected to close early because of poor ticket sales.
Ticket sales for the show, which stars Katie Holmes and Patrick Wilson, are thus far “definitely off from what the production hoped,” according to a source close to “Sons.” It’s hard to know what exactly is to blame.
“You can’t say it’s the economy,” says the source, “because there are shows, like ‘Mamma Mia’ that are selling out.” One possibility bandied about is that audiences are too nostalgic for Holmes’ “Dawson’s Creek” persona to clamor for tickets. “It’s not that Katie’s bad in the part. She’s good enough. The producers are just getting the feeling people still want to view Katie as sweet little Joey Potter.”
The publicist for All My Sons denies the claims, but then again he has to say that. Katie Holmes kissed her acting career goodbye when she kissed Tom Cruise.