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  • July 24, 2012

    I always take a hearty interest in actors who decide to make their directorial debuts. I’m intrigued for many reasons, but one is that they usually tend to pick projects that tickle my fancy. That continues to be the case today, as The Playlist is reporting here that Russell Crowe is planning to make a biopic of the comedian Bill Hicks his first shot behind the camera. The late Bill Hicks is an interesting subject for a film (there’s already been a documentary), and I’m down to see if Crowe has any directing chops. After the jump you can see a bit of Hicks’ material, but count me in for this one!



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    About Joey Magidson


    When he’s not obsessing over new Oscar predictions on a weekly basis, Joey is seeing between 200 and 300 movies a year. He views the best in order to properly analyze the awards race/season each year, but he also watches the worst for reasons he mostly sums up as "so you all don't have to". In his spare time, you can usually find him complaining about the Jets or the Mets. Still, he lives and dies by film. Joey's a voting member of the Internet Film Critics Association as well. Today the IFCA, tomorrow the world!

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    1. I look forward to learning more about this one…

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