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Hollywood’s leading men are usually perfect physical specimens. Those who aren’t become character actors.
Except James Marsden. He’s pursued quirky characters despite his leading-man looks. Marsden is the guy on the sidelines, the goofy one who doesn’t get the girl. So his face is familiar but not immediately identifiable.
“Most people are like, `Didn’t we go to high school together?’” said the 35-year-old actor, whose screen credits include “Superman Returns,” “The Notebook” and three “X-Men” movies. Read the rest of this entry »
Josh Zuckerman, star of the new raucous teen comedy Sex Drive admits his favorite gags in the film are “anything to do with James Marsden.”
In a wild movie that’s filled with scenes including a rowdy Amish keg party and a showdown with police while wearing a donut costume, Zuckerman’s endorsement shows how far Marsden has come as a comic actor since rising to fame as a serious superhero in the X-Men franchise.
Indeed, while Marsden has been lighting up such lighter fare as Hairspray recently, Sex Drive — in theatres next Friday — marks the first film where he steals the show outright.
“I was sure hoping I would be (funny),” admits Marsden during a recent interview in Los Angeles. Read the rest of this entry »
A Summit Entertainment release of a Summit presentation of an Alloy Entertainment production. Produced by Leslie Morgenstein, Bob Levy, John Morris. Executive producer, Mike Nelson. Directed by Sean Anders. Screenplay, Anders, John Morris, based on the novel “All the Way” by Andy Behrens. Read the rest of this entry »
James Marsden and Seth Green don’t have much in common. The five-foot-eleven Marsden is a former-model-turned-heartthrob-headliner. The five-foot-four Green’s a one-time child actor who matured into an adult career as a caustic side kick.
Both share this, though. Each actor takes turns upstaging the younger performers in the R-rated teen romp Sex Drive, which opens next Friday.
In the farce, an anxious teen named Ian (Josh Zuckerman) travels 500 miles by car to hook up with an internet dream girl so he won’t be a virgin his first year at college.
Naturally, he takes his best friends, Felicia (Amanda Crew) and Lance (Clark Duke), along for the ride and to give him support. Unfortunately, Ian also borrows his brother’s classic Pontiac GTO.
Marsden plays Rex, Ian’s cad brother who torments his younger sibling with a taunting self-assuredness then chases after them to get his prized car back. Read the rest of this entry »
