Maybe it's a bit unfair to keep repeating stories of stupid or strange things Russell Crowe has said or done, but it
is fun. Today
from The Age, it's Russell the film critic:
Howden reveals that Crowe had been originally ‘‘earmarked’’ to play the title role in Shakespeare in Love (1998), but then had problems with the script and decided not to be involved. Which is any actor’s prerogative, of course. But then Crowe continues: ‘‘I was f---ing right about that movie too. It was a 100 per cent f---ing home run, except the central character of William Shakespeare was not a f---ing writer ... He was some prissy pretty boy. What the f---? That’s so disrespectful.’’
LOL, as they say.
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