Bradley Cooper On Playing Lucifer In PARADISE LOST & Turning Down THE CROW

Still having a hard time seeing bradley as the Morning Star, but am SO freaking stoked about this movie.

Smart move on his part. Paradise Lost doesn't necessarily lock him into anything (as I'm sure with Crow they'd want to sign him up for sequels), plus it'll get him more recognition and it has a different sense of respect to it over a comic book movie.

He's played a lot of roles that seem just like how I picture Lucifer to act.

To be honest, I would really like to see the Crow turn into kind of a mentor picture with the dead rocker being trained by Sting. The whole Crow thing is the only reason WCW lasted as long as it did and I really believe Sting deserves to be a part of the remake.

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They interviewer reminds me of the interviewer in the 'Rubber Johnny' video

I wanna see this movie so [frick]ing bad! When is it released again?

@RorMachine Limitless, bro. Pretty decent flick and is on instant stream on Netflix.

Glad he passed on The Crow remake.

He is going to be great Lucifer.

Thank gd they dident remake the crow, I just watched it this past week cuz I was curious and I can say without a doubt that that was one of the worst movies I've ever seen, pure and utter shit.

The character is crappy and the movie itself was horrible, reminded me alot of spawn, except alot worse, and spawns actually a cool character.

@Ror I agree, Cooper hasn't done much beyond comedy, plus I've never seen him as Lucifer before.
Still, I'm extremely excited for this film. My most anticipated film of 2013 next to Man Of Steel.

never been so attracted to ol' lue

@Fastestmanalive If that is one of the worst movies you've ever seen (assuming you saw the original with Brandon Lee).. I'm afraid to know what the best movie you've ever seen was. And calling the character crappy? Come on now.

Let's see here... The leading character is a man who is brought back from the dead because what was done to him and his loved one in life was so horrific that it NEEDED to be avenged... And he proceeds to one by one gain said vengeance against the scum of humanity who took everything away from him, whilst battling with the emotional torture of losing his beloved in one of the worst ways possible... He then shows that his humanity is still in tact through his interactions with the good people in his life (i.e. the little girl and the cop). Hmmm... I don't know about you, but that's a pretty good foundation for a character that is not only badass but also sympathetic. Side note: Brandon Lee did a wonderful job portraying Eric, I felt that in some ways Brandon Lee was even more inspirational than the comic book counterpart, which is quite rare.

I'd say give it another try, but meh.. you should probably stick with Spawn (because the Spawn movie was so awesome, right?)

On topic: Bradley Cooper as The Crow wouldn't have worked, so i'm glad that the remake isn't going forward. I have a much easier time seeing him as Lucifer anyway. Looking forward to Paradise Lost. :)

He seems right for the Lucifer thing, but I'm glad he isn't doing the crow..

Joseph Gordon-Levitt is the crow..

Watch Midnight Meat Train. Cooper will do fine.

Oh man, his Lucifer voice was amazing!