I think they should scar one side of Harvey Dent's face in The Dark Knight, and maybe do some foreshadowing of him losing his grip on sanity, but not have him completely lose it and become Two-Face until the next movie.
Marvel has an "Ultimate Universe" where the characters are starting over from scratch, so the creators can take more chances. The Ultimate Nick Fury looks _exactly_ like Samuel L. Jackson. In fact, once when the S.H.I.E.L.D.-affiliated Avengers ("The Ultimates") were discussing what actors should play them in the movies, Nick Fury even picked Samuel L. Jackson.
She's not planning to sue because the company that created the mess offered to pay to clean it up. If more companies would take responsibility for the messes they make, we'd have fewer lawsuits.
Given how many women Indy has gone to bed with in his various adventures seen and unseen, I'd be surprised if he _hadn't_ knocked someone up by now, given that he exists in a time period prior to the birth-control pill....
Ritalin isn't an "illicit" drug, so they aren't saying they'll test for that. But maybe amphetamines would help keep you jumping for those marathon gaming sessions...?
This video clip is all the "sneak peeks" that aired during Spider-Man 2's broadcast premiere on Fox, all glued together. Since it originally was intended to be a bunch of separate 15 second to 1 minute clips, I wouldn't expect it to have any "flow".
Both abcnews.com and news.bbc.co.uk are reporting that Fox has canceled not only the OJ Simpson TV show in question, but has cancelled publication of the book.
In a movie where the superhero is CGI, what you're casting is the alter-ego. Tony Stark is an alcoholic billionaire who often becomes Iron Man simply to escape being Tony Stark. I think Robert Downey Jr. will make a great Tony Stark.
