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Tom Hanks and Charlie Wilson’s War: Dud Movie or Sleeper Hit?

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December 18th, 2007 by Jon Roth

Tagged as: Charlie Wilson's War, Movie Posters, Tom Hanks


Tom Hanks - Charlie Wilson’s War

The movie Charlie Wilson’s War, despite the title, is as much about the war of politics in Washington and the USA in general than about Afghanistan and military spending. Oh, and it’s a comedy of sorts. It stars the inimitable Tom Hanks and America’s Sweetheart, Julia Roberts – who was 3 months pregnant while filming, even while wearing the two-piece bikini while emerging from a backyard pool.

The Universal Pictures movie, which also stars Philip Seymour Hoffman, opens this Friday, Dec 21st. See the NY Times for a more indepth review.

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4 Responses to “Tom Hanks and Charlie Wilson’s War: Dud Movie or Sleeper Hit?”

  1. On December 21st 2007, Will Jessica Simpson Get Naked in Pretty Woman Remake? | Movie Crunch wrote:

    [...] Sweetheart Julia Roberts never got naked (that I recall) and said it’s not in the cards for her – she doesn’t [...]

  2. On December 22nd 2007, Movies Opening Today - Fri Dec 21, 2007 | Movie Crunch wrote:

    [...] Charlie Wilson’s War. Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts, Philip Seymour Hoffman. [...]

  3. On January 10th 2008, Kate Winslet Replaces Nicole Kidman | Movie Crunch wrote:

    [...] Kidman is also working on Australia this year, and for 2009, Need, and The Lady from Shanghai. No word on whether she’ll drop out of these or whether they’ll be delayed. Maybe this is why she was initially denying being pregnant? It must play havoc with contracts. (Though Julia Roberts was three months pregnant when she did the bikini scene in Charlie Wilson’s War.) [...]

  4. On January 14th 2008, Stars: Please Let’s End the Writers’ Strike | Movie Crunch wrote:

    [...] Burn After Reading) and one in 2009 (The Fantastic Mr. Fox, animation). Hanks is currently in Charlie Wilson’s War, and will appear in at least The Great Buck Howard (2008) and Angels & Demons (2009). [...]

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