Director George Miller flew into town this weekend to oversee auditions for his upcoming turd Justice League of America, which will find out whether Hollywood can make a comic book movie worse than Daredevil or Catwoman.
With no word on exactly who was auditioning for what, many fine young actors tried out for roles that will make them a household name/national joke/give them something to sign at Comic Con 10 years from now.
On the roll call are Adam Brody (Fox’s "The O.C."), Joseph Cross ("Running With Scissors"), D.J. Cotrona ("Windfall"), Mary Elizabeth Winstead ("Grindhouse") [pictured], Michael Angarano ("Sky High"), Teresa Palmer ("Wolf Creek"), Max Thieriot ("Jumper") and rapper Common. The cast of NBC’s "Friday Night Lights" is well-represented as well, with Minka Kelly, Adrianne Palicki and Scott Porter also among those testing for parts. [Hollywood Reporter]
The only names I recognize are Adam Brody, who had the funniest scene in Thank You for Smoking, and Common, who’s in American Gangster. I’m assuming they’re just doing someone a favor. If Entourage has taught me anything, it’s that showbiz is all about people trading favors and driving around in fresh wheelz.
Meanwhile, I auditioned for World’s Strongest Kegel Muscles, a new reality show on Fox. Right now it’s just me and Frank Stallone. Wish me luck!