What are the odds that this holiday movie season we’d have not one but two remakes in which a sleazy impresario, a leggy blond ingenue, and a lovestruck dweeb unite to turn a spectacle of 1930s savagery into an unexpected Broadway sensation? I’m just sayin’.
Dec 19
2005
11:26 PM ET
Double Vision: 'King Kong' and 'The Producers.'
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Will only speak up to defend the non-dweebiness of Adrien Brody in King Kong. Just dreamy, please.
But seriously, isn’t he supposed to be more of a theatrical demigod? Doesn’t that automatically make him not a dweeb? (Technicality, I realize.)
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