He's such a bad actor
Plays the same wooden character every time, how is he still getting work!?
Even for action films and the *beep* popcorn flicks he's actually working on, there's so many better people that could be cast
ARGHHH.
Thanks Annie for another very interesting post. I think Gerry has done amazingly well for someone with his facial and speech problems. Here is an article about those problems:
http://www.starpulse.com/news/index.php/2010/03/11/gerard_butler_shocked_by_his_deformed_
Gerard Butler Shocked By His Deformed Ear
3/11/2010 3:00pm EST
"Actor Gerard Butler only learned he had a deformed ear when he had to shave his head for his role opposite Angelina Jolie in the "Tomb Raider" sequel.
The Scot reveals ear surgery when he was a child left him with a mangled ear - but he wasn't aware how lopsided his head looked until he got into character for the 2003 film.
He tells the upcoming issue of Men's Journal magazine he was born with "sticking-out ears," but his right one was pressed back in following surgery to save his hearing following a bout of tinnitus.
Butler says, "I didn't realize it until I had to shave my head for that movie (Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life). Everyone went, 'Holy *beep* one ear sticks out way more than the other one!' And we literally had to glue it back."
The Scot's hearing problems are also to blame for his "crooked smile."
Butler, who still suffers from tinnitus and is hard of hearing in his right ear, explains, "I know a couple of other people with crooked smiles, and it turns out they're hard of hearing in one ear. When I was younger, I looked like I had a stroke".
Annie, when you have time, watch Gerry in one of his earliest roles:
The Jury (TV Mini-Series)
Johnnie Donne
- Episode #1.6 (2002) ... Johnnie Donne
- Episode #1.5 (2002) ... Johnnie Donne
- Episode #1.4 (2002) ... Johnnie Donne
- Episode #1.3 (2002) ... Johnnie Donne
- Episode #1.2 (2002) ... Johnnie Donne
Most everyone loves his performance in this highly acclaimed British Mini-Series.
"Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it"
Confucius