Last September, in an interview with Richard Gere, the actor mentioned that the Getty Museum was planning an exhibition of the photography of Herb Ritts.
Asked if there was someone else he was dying to play, the actor mentioned that he had bought the rights to Hart Crane's "The Broken Tower".
If that new short list seems a bit odd, that's because it somewhat is: None of the actors mentioned have any deep ties to Sony, a detail that seems important when considering "The Amazing Spider-Man".
None of the actors mentioned is a household name, and Disney is mum on the news, so it's hard to say how serious the talks have been, but given the immense popularity of all things "Star Wars," the coveted role could propel any of them to stardom.
Consequently, the complete universe of valid actor mentions specifically resident within each title and abstract is not recorded by CTD curators, and is therefore unknown.
Leading the way at this early stage: Josh Brolin, who at 46, is the oldest actor mentioned thus far.
The actor also mentions a snippy remark Wynton Marsalis once made about the ageing, past-his-prime Baker.
For all annotated interactions in both test corpora, a detected relation was considered as true positive (TP), if the actor was mentioned within the ARG0 part, the target was mentioned within the ARG1 part and the verb of the corresponding PAS resembled the meaning of the annotated relation.
The actor also mentioned President Donald Trump, calling him a "sexual predator," in his response.
Neil Patrick Harris may guest star The actor has mentioned his interest in appearing on "AHS" before, and now apparently Murphy has talked to him about it.
