After Lost I figured he was certainly going to have a big career. His character reminded me of Jones or Solo. But, there's been nothing like that except a cameo in Mission Impossible.
I wonder what happened?
I mentioned this about the Star Trek shows, I find it amazing that TV shows have some great actors and then the actors just disappear. This guy hasn't but I thought he would be great for movies and is just in bland TV shows.
I think the market should be telling you something about your opinions about actors.
Taylor Kitsch is another guy who should fit a lot of starring handsome guy roles, but it isn't happening.
Just because somebody strikes YOUR fancy doesn't mean they are the next Cary Grant or Harrison Ford.
No trying to bum your high, but this guy never struck me one way or the other.
I never really watch much with Kitsch, but he got a raw deal with John Carter. The books were excellent and thought provoking, but they decided to take all that out and made a boring film. So, it wasn't his fault it was a movie without content.
yes, he's just a model with a modest ability to play not much more than stock characters.
He didn't convert his closest thing to a big chance and cross over as a film star. And now he's too old.
He's right where he belongs -- with that stable of tv actors that seem to rotate through all these shows. Maybe he'll eventually up his game and deliver something more than two dimensions in the right role.
However, a lot of people liked him on Lost, due to the character writing and his ability to play that character, so you can't say he wasn't appealing because he did in fact appeal to people. There is no reason why he couldn't do equally well with similar characters.
Who said he didn't have appeal? He's on tv. And serial dramas are the place to be right now.
But there are levels of appeal (like his modeling work) and levels of talent (like his tv work to date).
Fox, O'Quinn, Emerson, Andrews, and even Lily were recognized by major awards for their acting on Lost. But never Holloway. Emerson wasn't even supposed to be a regular but his performance as Linus in one episode made the writers alter the show to include him. But with Lost, the premise was the real star. Fox was the closest thing to a star character and even he petered out in his brief film career. And if you can't see the difference between O'Quinn's or Emerson's acting chops as opposed to Holloway's, I can't help you.
Maybe you just have a crush on Sawyer as all the ladies did. But not all tv heartthrobs should go on to become George Clooney. But as I said, cable tv/streaming is where it's at anyway. Movie stars are going extinct. IP has become the film star as the A-list shrinks. And many ex-A-listers have moved to tv/streaming already. Becoming a central character of the next big show is a bigger deal than being in movies for most.
I will have to examine my mind for crush status, lol.
You are correct, many great actors on the show. I disliked Fox to the extreme as he was wooden and constipated looking. Also, he seems like a bad person in reality.
Anyway, I still wish this dude played Solo in a movie series. No one can stop me!
The short guy they cast as Solo was terrible and it was a fucking "YOUNG" Solo which I hate. I hated Young Indy and all that shit. I don't want to see origin stories.
In the 80s there was a series of Solo books and they were really good. You could still do it.
As you've been saying, his career is over I think and just going to be on TV. His agent is a fool.