He should play Freddie Mercury
He has the look and the talent.
That's what I thought as well after seeing him in Night Train To Lisbon. Guapo.
shareNow that you mention it, I can see it.
shareI have just discovered him while catching up on Boardwalk Empire. I can totally see him as Freddie!
shareOh my God, that's PERFECT!
shareI was just coming here to say the exact same thing.
Sometimes my ruminations are too confusing for someone not inside my head. -Anon
Great point. I have seen only two truly great actor portrayals of legends in biopics: Angela Basset as Tina Turner in What’s Love Got To Do With It?, and Jason Scott Lee as Bruce Lee in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story. There have never been personalities more INTENSE!!! than those two. The older I get, the more impressed I
am with Freddie Mercury. He may very well be the best male rock ‘n’ roll singer ever. Rodger Daltry and Robert Plant fucking ROCK, but Freddie had a wider vocal range and, to my ear, better phrasing than they. Elvis will always be The King, and his songs of Devotion truly move me, deeply; and his voice is indeed beautifully melodious; and young Elvis had sex appeal up the wazoo, PLUS Southern manners; but, as a singer, I think that Freddie is better. He is the only singer whom David Bowie picked to do a duet with (Under Pressure). Name me one time that Bowie ever made a bad decision. One day they will make his movie, and it will fall on its face absent a real artist in his role. I think Jack Huston is an under appreciated treasure, and would make a fine choice. But who is going to play Brian May?