Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Movie Celebrity Lifestyle : Russell Crowe Responds to Positive Critique Of Les Miserables movie from Adam Lambert

Movie Celebrity Lifestyle Russel Crowe Vs Adam Lambert. After scathing criticism of American Idol alumnus Adam Lambert in 2009 that claimed the actors in the movie Les Miserables seen pretending to be a singer, Russell Crowe as one of the players on the big screen did not feel hurt. Russell would prefer to agree with Adam's comments rather than have to fight back the spiciness.

Responding to a question from a fan who responded about Adam scathing commentary via Twitter, Russell Crowe wisely responded by writing, "I do not deny a comment from Adam. But I'm sure the director Tom Hooper want every scene in the movie it looks much more alive and natural. So Such results, "wrote Russell Crowe via Twitter. '
Previously, at the end of December 2012 Adam Lambert on Twitter twitter while criticizing parts of the movie musical Les Miserables. Adam stated, visually the film Les Miserables is qualified but severe in the music section.
"Visually the film Les Miserables is fascinating and full of emotion. But unfortunately the scoring part were very severe where the major actors in it look like pretending to be a singer. Movies Hollywood musicals put the singer as a priority the end," wrote Adam.
"Anne Hathaway, Aaron Tveit, Helena B Carter and Sacha B Cohen is the exception. They could act and sing good there. I feel the need to ignore the vocal elements and focused look at the emotions of the players. Casting actors why they do not really have the quality nice vocals?, "he added.
Les Miserables is a film adaptation of the novel by Victor Hugo in 1862, which tells of the struggle of an ex-con named Valjean hard (Hugh Jackman) to leave his past that is very bad. The film, starring Russell Crowe, Sacha B Cohen, Anne Hathaway, Amanda Seyfried, Eddie Redmayne, Aaron Tveit, George Blagden and Samantha Barks has been release in U.S. theaters since December 7, 2012.

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