ROTTEN TOMATOES: Angelina Jolie Visiting "Sin City"?

Angelina Jolie Visiting "Sin City"?

by Scott Weinberg | July 13, 2006

After her work in "Sin City," "The Rundown," and "Clerks 2," (and that ONE scene in "Alexander"!) there's probably not a more movie-geek-friendly mega-hottie than Ms. Rosario Dawson. And now she's spilling some beans on "Sin City 2" AND her participation in the Rodriguez / Tarantino flick "Grind House." (She ALSO informs us that "SC2" will star ... Angelina Jolie??)

From IGN FilmForce: "Sin City 2 does not yet have a start date. "I don't know," says Dawson. "I think, I'm doing Death Proof in August and September and I know that just finally, Angelina [Jolie] just finished having her baby…"

Jolie had been rumored for the part, but never confirmed. "I'm pretty sure [she's in it]. That's what we've basically been holding out on, because we were supposed to start that last year or earlier. I think he wanted to do that sooner rather than later, so that will probably be coming up soon…"

For the newest info on "Grind House" and "Sin City 2," check out the full article right here.

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Circe Prankster writes:
on Jul 13 2006 11:12 AM

I'm guessing Angelina will play the seductress/nemesis of the Clive Owen character in "A Dame to Kill For," which is the prequel to the middle section of the first Sin City film, adapted from "The Big Fat Kill."

We'll have some steamy scenes to look forward to between Angelina and Clive, arguably the two sexiest people on the planet. Count me in!

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Master King Sexington writes:
on Jul 13 2006 12:28 PM

Angelina Jolie, playing a seductress that can make men do anything she wants, even murder? I'm sorry but I just can't see her as the type that would make a man leave his wife...

For all the people that will misunderstand that was sarcasm. P.S. That actually happens in the graphic novel.

Woohoo Sin City 2!!!

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Enemy writes:
on Jul 13 2006 01:40 PM

This is the second time Dawson strongly suggested that Jolie would be involved, but there is still no official statement about it. That's a little strange, since you would expect that Dawson was already told to keep her mouth shut, when she talked about Jolie the first time.

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Seibei Iguchi writes:
on Jul 13 2006 03:50 PM

Hm, the role fits her, but I just don't care for Jolie. And I'm concerned that the sequel might not have as much of a punch as the first- they basically have the "extra" comics left to show; side-stories involving Dwight and such. Unless, Miller's considering to write new material? Hm....

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TheIceGhost writes:
on Jul 13 2006 10:45 PM

I thought one of the stories making its way into the film Miller did write just for the movie? Maybe I'm wrong....actually I probably am; but then how the hell did that notion get in my head??

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Master King Sexington writes:
on Jul 14 2006 12:19 AM

In reply to this comment (#840139)
Actually there is talk that he'll be writing a story specifically for Nancy (Alba) which would make sense because she's pretty much the conduit that holds the stories together

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IMAmoose24 writes:
on Jul 14 2006 06:54 AM

If true, this makes it just that much sweeter.

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Aeneas&theBloodyOracle writes:
on Jul 14 2006 02:06 PM

[b]Hard Boiled.... Miller...[/b]
Can anyone shed light on the relationship between Miller's "HARD BOILED", and sin city? The Bruce Willis character?
HARD BOILED had crazy-detailed art... was THAT a prequel? BW's character was great a great noir-arrator.
I take it there's little if no relationship; an altered previous work?
Wrong forum?

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Aeneas&theBloodyOracle writes:
on Jul 14 2006 02:07 PM

[b]Hard Boiled.... Miller...[/b]
Can anyone shed light on the relationship between Miller's "HARD BOILED", and sin city? The Bruce Willis character?
HARD BOILED had crazy-detailed art... was THAT a prequel? BW's character was great a great noir-arrator.
I take it there's little if no relationship; an altered previous work?
Wrong forum?

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