"Oh my god. What can it be? We're all doomed! Who's flying this thing!?"
March 31
2004
Marc Blucas plays Bonham in the film The Alamo.
The movie opens April 9th, the article is about the man he is portraying.
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syd | March 31, 04:55 CET
or about half that...
I wonder how important a part in the movie this is?
forcorreo | March 31, 04:55 CET
And, I work with a young lady who remembers him from her college days as "the really cute basketball player" from Wake Forest...
So shoot me, I like him!
Chris inVirginia | March 31, 06:20 CET
Firefly Flanatic | March 31, 06:23 CET
But Xander...who sees things...knows that Buffy is about to blow things in a big way...but, as is often in the Jossverse...too late.
I think Riley was a splendid character (not top-tier, but close) who stayed just long enough.
Chris inVirginia | March 31, 06:27 CET
Firefly Flanatic | March 31, 06:40 CET
Xander only felt that way because he didn't understand the extremes of the situation. Oh, poor Riley. Buffy was trying to take care of her dying mother, protect her freshly key-ed sister from a HELL GOD, go to school, keep the world safe, but aw, the poor boy felt neglected so he decided the best solution for that was to go out and get suckjobs from vamp hos. Yep, she really was going to blow things with a real catch, especially when he gave her the ultimatum. Oh yeah...Xander was right on the ball there.
Riley was satisfactory as a character, but in the end, i was so happy to see him go. I despised that the blame was all placed on Buffy's shoulders for the thankful end of their relationship. She shouldn't have been blamed for his inadequcy. I hated how he made Buffy feel like she had to force herself into some girlfriend mold for him. Happily, Riley found his Mary Sue just in time.
syd | March 31, 06:47 CET
Firefly Flanatic | March 31, 06:51 CET
Cole Searr | March 31, 06:57 CET
Oh, i defintely agree with you, blwessels. What i said at the beginning of this thread about not being able to separate Riley and Blucas was just a bit of tongue-in-cheek. I really *am* happy that he's continued to find good roles. Yes, Blucas played Riley rather well, especially in that end scene between he and Xander when he realized that Buffy doesn't love him, or even that great scene between he and Spike. He did a great job, not his fault that the writers have this unflappable love for Riley and have decided he can do no wrong.
syd | March 31, 07:04 CET