Angelina Jolie is a goodwill ambassador for UNHCR. She has given a lot of humanitarian aid to people who are poor and desperate due to the wrong system triggered by the rulers in the countries they are living.
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34 Comments ROUTHBOOT!!!!!!!!!!!! ; D
Right, PERFECT SUPERMAN!
OLIVIA i can see it, but she has to go under the knife for a boob job for the part!
Not my picks for AQUA or J’ONN J’ONZZ but i like ‘em!!
HELL YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH TO JON HAMM as GREEN ARROW wicked pick!! ; )
REYNOLDS is cool of course..
Not digging your BARRY (MATT FOX lol), but heck PERFECT BLACK CANARY!!!
Thumbs wayyyy up!!! Great work!
KIM DIRECTOR FOR WONDER WOMAN!
but olivia wild is good too but she look for donna troy part KIM IS UNKNOW ACTRESS AND LOOK FOR THE PART TANK @ Who the [frick] is KIM DIRECTOR????
And its scary how much your pictures are looking like mine lol! : P
Hey, two picks of the same pic is a bit much dont ya think lol?
Anyways TANK i’ll check her out, but right now im still O’KEEFE or LUCY GRIFFITHS!
Whats she been in TANK?
@LEEE-Thanks Man!Glad that You liked it!
About Olivia…I have NO problem with that! NIGHT @ Wicked stuff dude, an i have no problem with that either lol, a great cast and OLIVIA is a talented actress!
HI 5 dude!!
Routh won’t come back.
Bale probably won’t do a JL film, and I don’t even want him to.
Wilde doesn’t have the physique. She’s too thin and small framed.
Levi would be a good Flash, but you have “Patrick Wilson as Barry Allen/The Flash” instead of “Zachary Levi as Barry Allen/The Flash”
Fassbender should be Aquaman.
Jones is a good choice for MM.
I can’t see Hamm as GA.
Perfect Black Canary
LEEE777 hahahahahahahah lol! she paly in movie called blair witch project 2 i am next LEEE777
imean she-LEEE777 and thanx for bold word advice
Not bad cast but Bale is an awful Batman, those two Batman movies prove it.
kim director best films:
Inside Man 2006 with clive owen
Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2
TANK @ LOL!!! : D
Hey, glad you worked out the BOLD!
Ive got BLAIR WITCH 2 somewhere, aint seen it yet lol!
INSIDE MAN, got that too, i’ll prob watch that one, cheers!
RYDEN @ WTF??? Those two BATMAN movie are two of the best superhero movies ever made LMFAO!!!!
What drugs are you [frick]ing on, really omg lol??
NIGHT @ Don’t worry dude, your castings near perfect dude!!! ; )
Decent cast.
A few problems though:
1. Routh is NOT SUPERMAN.
2. Olivia Wilde is LOIS LANE [My Superman reboot fan cast:
comicbookmovie.com/fansites/TonyDarkSite/news/?a=14972 ]
3. You need to edit the name of your Flash choice; the star of “Chuck” is Zachary Levi, not Patrick Wilson. Patrick Wilson would do well in the role [as Barry Allen] though.
LEEE777 yeah me too i download those movies but i never watch it the blair witch project 2 i watch a little bit @LEEE- I think both films are great, but they had one big problem…Bale as Bats. 
Doug Jones does kinda look like an alien Thanks everybody!
^^^^agreed,@sapphire
About The Levi/Wilson thing.I had Wilson before Levi.But I changed it.
@LEEE-Thanks!Means a lot Man!Hi 5 and Kudos! did anyone watch that shitty Bionic woman remake show? thats my Wonder Woman her name is Michelle Ryan,
I was thinkin’ the same thing Brandon@!
Michelle Ryan would be good for WW! Good fancast!
Like Tyler said, Olivia is too small
top-side to play WW! She’d make a good X-23!
ooooh Kim Director was in Inside Man!! Shes the one with the huuuuuuge boobs. i s’pose she has the qualities of WW lol. I like Olivia Wilde for Wonder Woman. Good choice. Bale is the best Batman thus far. Clooney and Kilmer sucked and Keaton’s only 5’11 didnt look like he was in any kind of shape. He looked like he was pushing late fortys and he looked like he was swimming in that batsuit. Doesnt look like a billionare playboy. Horrible Bruce Wayne. FutureFoe-If you’re not going to comment on the cast.Don’t comment at all. NightAvenger4 @ The video was my comment! Casting Brandon Routh as Superman is like beating a dead horse. Hate to break it to you, but if you’ve read ANY of the news or rumors as of late, you’d know WB isn’t going to do a sequel to SR, hence Routh won’t make a return. He won’t be back because Singer won’t be back. New director = new cast. WB wants to “make changes” and “take risks.” And that doesn’t mean Routhboot; it means REBOOT. You might as well cast George or Christopher Reeve, they’ve got as much chance to reprise the Superman role. There ya go, I’ve commented with actual words. I think this video answers its own question of “why?” Singer and Routh killed him.
If you’re expecting my opinion on the rest of your fan cast, well, how many others have cast similarly? Too many. Bale as Batman = real leap with that pick. Ditto for Reynolds as Lantern. Nothing really new to this JLA fan cast. Sorry, seen it all before.
i dont agree with mcpartlin as superman….not after the routh fiasco, would i risk it by having cap awesome? hell no…id opt for matt bomer!!!
lois lane = rach mcadams or livvy wilde…never lancaster…ive watched her since her saved by the bell till chuck…and i dont rate her that highly…she’s decent but there are many better picks as lois…
cera = hell no..maybe sam hungtinton again…never cera…
bettany as lex? maybe but not before colm feore…
fassbender is an awesome pick..as well as the black canary…but the green arrow is iffy..id rather hamm as a villain…and use hollaway as ollie…
patrick wilson would be a great barry allen…making way for simon baker as hank pym…
and finally, zach levi = iffy…cant hold a match to pat wilson…
nice cast overall though…can work..cept for mcpartlin…i just cant see him carrying any torches 
FutureFoe-Just say what You mean.Geezus!If you didn’t like it,Just say it!Or….If you think It’s all old news….DON’T COMMENT AT ALL!
I would appreciate Positve OR Negative feedback.Just say what you think.That’s all I ask.
Routh-Changed It-besides,This is my DREAM cast.
About Bale-I have a back-up choice.
Reynolds-already been cast.Why change it?
This is Who I want,If some of them are similar to others.Fine!That’s who I want! It’s MY opinion. I like it, thumbs up! NightAvenger4 @ LMFAO. Would like to comment for me? Here’s my password: contradiction. Say what you mean and mean what you say. If this is YOUR opinion or your “DREAM cast,” why change it after it’s been posted? Because I read about Routh.Didn’t know that.
Let’s just stop arguing and be peaceful.God…. Thanks @Frogman!
btw @FutureFoe-What is Your Avvy from? wow you really beat me on ww pic NightAvenger4 @ Cool. Peace. My avatar is Calvin’s alter ego Stupendous Man of Clavin and Hobbes comic.
As to your new choice for Superman, Ryan Mcpartlin, he looks more like Aquaman with that orange shirt and blond hair.
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February 28, 2010This year has been a sterling year for talented actress and very capable business woman, Sandra Bullock. So far she has garnered the following prestigious awards: (1) Golden Globe Award for Best Actress Motion Picture Drama for The Blind Side, (2) Screen Actors Guild Award Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role for The Blind Side, (3) People’s Choice Award – Favorite Movie Actress, (4) Critics’ Choice Award Best Actress in a Leading Role for The Blind Side (Tied with Meryl Streep), and (5) Academy Award nomination Best Actress in a Leading Role for The Blind Side.Sandra Bullock was born on July 26, 1966 in Arlington, Virginia. She is the eldest daughter of her father John, a voice coach, from Alabama, and Pentagon official, and mother Helga, a German opera singer. Sandra spent the first twelve years of her life living between Salzburg, Austria (during opera season) and Arlington, Virginia, as her mother’s work required her presence in both cities. At the young age of eight, Sandra performed on stage for the first time, assuming the role of a gypsy child in a play with her mother. Helga claims that by the sixth grade, Sandra had already set her mind on acting. She acquired the scar on her forehead (above her right eye) after tumbling into a creek at age eleven.
Sandra and her sister, Gesine, lived a number of their childhood years in Nuremberg, Germany. She and her sister spent endless hours listening to their mother perform. Sandra not only developed a deep appreciation for opera, and also learned to speak fluent German.
It was an exciting time in her young life, and perhaps it was seeing her mother up on stage that influenced her to become a performer herself. When Sandra was eight, she had her first taste of a stage performance when she played the role of a gypsy child in a play with her mother.
Sandra’s family moved back to the United States when she was around ten years old. She was an ugly duckling, and was teased mercilessly by her schoolmates. Instead of becoming resentful however, she vowed she would never treat anyone the way she had been treated, and her generous and kind qualities manifest themselves in both her personal and professional lives.
Sandra, an above-average student, went on to become a cheerleader at Washington Lee High, being voted “Most Likely to Brighten Your Day” by her senior class. After high school graduation, she continued her education, at East Carolina University, in Greenville, North Carolina, where she majored in Drama. Bullock’s decision to enroll at ECU was made just as quickly. “It all happened in about a week,” she said. “My friend had an extra application.”
Bullock never regretted choosing ECU over a performing arts school since “a traditional college experience–football games, fraternity parties and the like–was what she was after.”
“At ECU I could go through everything a kid should go through in college,” she said. “Some of my best memories are of East Carolina.”
During this time, she helped support herself by entering and winning dance contests, a passion that has stayed with her. Sandra dances at every possible opportunity, and it has been said that if she ever gave up acting, she could easily take up dance as a second professional career.
Bullock was active in theater as a student, appearing in ECU Playhouse productions of Peter Pan , Stage Door and The Three Sisters and Chekhov’s Three Sisters.
“She has a kind of tomboy quality,” said associate professor Donald H. Biehn. “And she was always refreshingly herself. So many times students at a young age try to imitate other actors and actresses. But she relied on her own sense of reality and her own sense of truth. She allowed herself to be herself, which is a very hard thing.”
Edgar Loessin, chairman of the theater arts department, also remembered Bullock fondly. “She has tremendous energy and definitely has talent,” he said. “She’s one of those people that the camera loves.
After graduation from East Carolina, it was off to New York with her life savings, dog and meager possessions to seek her career.
Sandra’s persistence finally paid off when she got the lead in the off-Broadway play No Time Flat. Sandra received glowing reviews for her work in the off-Broadway play, and this led to the TV movie The Bionic Showdown, opposite Lindsay Wagner. The only worthwhile things that came from this work, was the professional experience and an Actors Guild union card. Sandra moved to Los Angeles where she got the role of a spunky cop in the Sylvester Stallone sci-fi action film, Demolition Man. This was a role that drew the attention of director Jan De Bont, who cast her in the hit movie Speed, practically making her an overnight success.
The two mega hits, The Net and While You Were Sleeping followed, sending Sandra on a skyrocket ride to “A” list status, improving her financial situation considerably. The success of these films made it possible for her to start her own cinema production company, Fortis Films. Sandra appointed her sister Gesine, a graduate law student as executive vice-president, and her father John, as her business advisor.
Edgar Loessin, chairman of the theater arts department, also remembers Bullock fondly. “She has tremendous energy and definitely has talent,” he said. “She’s one of those people that the camera loves.
“I know she loves the stage, and she’s very strong on stage. She has a real presence,” he added. “But she’s on a roll now and ought to stick with film for the time being.” Sandra now ranks as one of the most popular actresses in Hollywood.
Bullock was once engaged to actor Tate Donovan, whom she met while filming Love Potion No. 9; their relationship lasted four years. She previously dated football player Troy Aikman, Austin musician Bob Schneider (for two years), and actors Matthew McConaughey and Ryan Gosling.
Bullock married motorcycle builder and Monster Garage host Jesse James on July 16, 2005. They met when Bullock arranged for her ten-year-old godson to meet James as a Christmas present.
Sandra Bullock is one of those rare celebrities like Bonnie Hunt, James Stewart, Johnny Carson, Jack Benny, Red Skelton, and Tom Hanks, who have, on screen, and in real life, that boy or girl-next-door quality. It’s a quality that endears the viewer to the celebrity. These celebrities seem like old friends–down-to-earth, likable and lovable. Oh, by the way, did I mention that she’s easy on the eye, too?
I’ll see you in the by and by—maybe—at the 82nd Annual Academy Awards , Sunday, March 7th, 2010, broadcast live at 8 EST and 7 CST, on the ABC network, held at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood. The event will be co-hosted by Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin. That alone should be worth the price of admission.
Allen (I’m pulling for Bullock) Ball
Blake Lively never made it to the snowy mountains of the Sundance Film Festival, but her name was heard up and down Main Street, uttered by some of the biggest names in Hollywood. Ryan Reynolds declared that the “Gossip Girl” beauty is going to be “flawless” opposite him in the comic book adaptation, “Green Lantern.”
And Ben Affleck, who cast Blake last summer in “The Town,” had nothing but kind things to say about the 22-year-old actress, even though he’s never caught a single episode of the TV show that made her a star.
“I have never seen ‘Gossip Girl,’ I have to say,” he admitted. “I saw ‘The Private Lives of Pippa Lee,’ which she’s really, really great in and she’s great in my movie.”
Ben’s directorial follow-up to his acclaimed 2007 indie, “Gone Baby Gone,” “Town” follows a bankrobber (played by Ben) who falls head over handgun for the bank’s manager. Blake plays his ex-girlfriend. In an Esquire article last month, Ben opened up about how he ended up casting Lively for the role.
“This girl came in, and no one had said to me beforehand, ‘Hey, look for this person,’ ” he said. “And obviously she was really attractive, and so I thought, Oh, here comes some blond girl. She came in, did one reading, and just crushed it. Like, Boston accent—really good. I was sort of stunned. I said, ‘Jeez, you know, that was really f*cking good. Who are you?’ “
Ben may have found the perfect person for the role, but no amount of casting good fortune seemed to be able to calm the guy’s nerves on set. “I think you feel a huge amount of pressure as a director on every movie,” he told us. “Every director I know who I’ve talked to about directing says they feel tremendous anxiety. That’s good, because I feel like I’m not alone, because I have a huge amount of anxiety.”
Steve Jobs: International man of mystery. There have been more than a few would-be chroniclers of the Apple co-founder and CEO, but they all lacked one crucial ingredient: the approbation of the man himself. That may be about to change, however, according to a report in The New York Times.
As one of the tech industry’s most dynamic figures, Jobs’s life has been documented in everything from books (Jeffrey Young and William Simon’s iCon: The Greatest Second Act in the History of Business for one, which resulted in other titles by publisher Wiley being pulled from Apple Store shelves) to TV movies (Pirates of the Silicon Valley, in which he was portrayed by ER vet Noah Wyle, who would later reprise the role in a keynote appearance at Macworld Expo 1999).
The Times report pegs Walter Isaacson, former managing editor of Time magazine, as the man tapped to pen the first biography that will get the Steve Jobs stamp of approval. Isaacson has previously written two best-selling biographies of Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein, which puts Jobs in some pretty lofty company. The book will trace Jobs’s life from his childhood days through his rise in the technology industry.
Why the sea change for Jobs now? Well, like any of us-except for maybe Brad Pitt-Jobs isn’t getting any younger. Given his recent history of illness, he may be interested in reviewing his legacy. That’s atypical for Jobs (and Apple), whose references to the past are usually few and far between. Then again, perhaps he merely wants to make sure that if somebody’s going to write a biography, they do it his way. Which presumably means that you’ll be able to read it on your iPad.
Movie star Harrison Ford has spoken about his relationship with Hollywood as he approaches his 70s and vowed: ‘I don’t want to be a pain in the ass’.
The Indiana Jones legend told of his plans for the future as he spoke to Sky News about his new film ‘Extraordinary Measures’ .
The movie is a race-against-time thriller in which a desperate father sacrifices everything to find a cure for a rare disease afflicting his children.
Ford plays a disgruntled scientist who works for a biotech organisation set up by the dad to find a treatment.
The story has been adapted from a 2003 Wall Street Journal story and a follow-up book.
Ford said he spent years researching the character of his character, Robert Stonehill.
‘What’s interesting about Stonehill is that he is the very definition of unlikable – almost callous,’ the actor told Sky.
‘For me, especially with the age range of characters I can play, it’s a worthwhile investment of my time.
‘I can continue to feed opportunistically and find things to do.’
But Ford said he prefers to be involved in the film’s creative process.
‘I guess I’m more interested in having a more hands-on approach than simply being a gun for hire.
‘I don’t do it just for myself. I’m interested in making films that will give the people who see them an entertainment experience that’s satisfying.
‘That’s the way I work. When it comes to options – I’m 67-years-old. The option is to play those things that are age-appropriate
‘That’s just a demographic reality of the business. I’m clearly not 35 anymore. I haven’t been 35 for a long time. That’s ok.
‘It’s always been my ambition and my understanding that whatever the state of the movie business is, the key is being useful.
‘It means being useful to work, useful to the process, useful as an actor – not a pain in the ass.’
The film is inspired by the story of John Crowley who quit his job as a financial consultant to try and help his two children, Megan and Patrick.
He raised millions in venture capital to start a biotech firm to find a cure for the pair.
They suffered from the rare Pompe Disease, which rendered them so weak they could barely breathe, much less move.
The Indian crew of Oscar-nominated film “Kavi” have finally got sponsored tickets to attend the Academy Awards in Los Angeles but before they head to the US, they still have one wish – they want President Pratibha Patil and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi to see their movie.
“So far we have got huge support from the government but we wish that the president and Rahul Gandhi also see the film. We realise they are busy, but we feel even we are important at this point,” Guneet Monga, co-producer of the film, told IANS.
The 19-minute “Kavi” has been made by American director Gregg Helvey. The film, which is in Hindi, tells the story of a young boy who wants to play cricket and go to school, but is forced to work in a brick kiln. It has been nominated in the Short Film (Live Action) category at the upcoming 82nd annual Academy Awards that will be held March 7.
“I did write to the president’s office and got a response but we didn’t get to meet her. I hope we can seek her blessings before heading for the Oscar,” said Monga.
Monga, along with co-producer Harish Amin, first assistant director Vikas Chandra and 16-year-old lead actor Sagar Salunke are expected to take off from India March 3. Director Helvey will meet them in Los Angeles.
For a film that isn’t backed by any major international production house, arranging the funds to be able to walk the red carpet hasn’t been a cakewalk. Until Saturday morning, the team had no sponsorship for the air fare, but Air India came to their rescue and provided them with Mumbai-New York return tickets.
“We met Science and Technology Minister Prithviraj Chavan and after seeing the film, he was very happy, he was moved and encouraged the cast and crew. He recommended us to Arvind Yadav (chairman and managing director, Air India) and we got the tickets. Even Akhil Sahani from the Youth Congress has been extremely supportive and pro-active.
“Sagar didn’t even have a passport till two weeks back but I wrote an e-mail through the Indian passport website and everything was taken care off. As a citizen, I am very proud that things are so well functional in the country whereas people think they are not. We didn’t even have any issues with the visa. We were given good treatment at the embassy and have got a 10-year visa now,” said Monga.
The stay for the team has been sponsored at a four-star hotel in LA by Cox & Kings and their clothes for the red carpet have been arranged by fashion designer Niharika Bhasin Khan, who has designed for films like “Rock On!!”, “Rocket Singh-Salesman of the Year” and “Karthik Calling Karthik”.
Lead actor Sagar, a Class 9 student in Mumbai, is extremely excited about flying to LA. He wants to take a dip in the hotel’s swimming pool and would love to meet Leonardo DiCaprio and Daniel Craig.
“Main woh ‘Titanic’ waale actor se milna chahta hun. Kya naam hai unka? Leonardo. Aur unse bhi…James Bond waala – Daniel Craig (I want to meet the actor of ‘Titanic’. What’s his name? Leonardo. And even the guy from James Bond – Daniel Craig),” Sagar told IANS.
“Kavi” was made as a thesis film for Helvey’s film course at the University of South California, but went on to be screened at several international film festivals, won a Student Academy Award last year. But ironically, it hasn’t been screened at any Indian film festival yet.
“We just want all Indians to wish that we get it (the Oscar). And we know, when a billion people will pray, we will get the Oscar home,” Monga said.
Last updated on Feb 27th, 2010 at 15:29 pm IST–IANS
Hyundai Motor America is recruiting a baker’s half dozen of Hollywood stars to pinch-hit for its long-time voice-over announcer, Jeff Bridges, for the automaker’s commercials that will appear during the ABC broadcast of the Academy Awards on March 7.
The substitution is required because of rules about the broadcast from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. If an actor is part of the show, he or she cannot appear in the commercials to run during his or her part of the show — and Mr. Bridges is up for the Oscar for Best Actor for his performance in the movie “Crazy Heart.”
As the exclusive national automotive sponsor of the broadcast, Hyundai plans to run eight commercials, seven during the show and one in the preshow coverage, for its Genesis coupe and Sonata models. Rather than try to figure out when spots with Mr. Bridges could or could not run, Hyundai decided to have the voice-overs for all eight spots re-recorded.
Seven well-known actors were recruited for the voice-over work through Mr. Bridges and his manager, Joel Ewanick, vice president for marketing at Hyundai Motor America, said in a phone interview on Friday. They include two Oscar winners — Kim Basinger and Richard Dreyfuss — as well as two former voice-over talents for other car companies, Mr. Dreyfuss and Martin Sheen.
“I actually wasn’t aware of the rule at first,” Mr. Ewanick said, but after he learned of the problem “we had many conversations with Mr. Bridges and asked him what he wanted to do.”
From those discussions came the idea that Mr. Bridges would “recruit some friends,” Mr. Ewanick said, to fill in for him.
Mr. Dreyfuss’s voice will be heard in two spots and the other stars’ voices will be heard one time each. In addition to Mr. Dreyfuss, Mr. Sheen and Ms. Basinger, the other pinch-hitters are David Duchovny, Catherine Keener, Michael Madsen and Mandy Patinkin.
Mr. Ewanick enthused about the performances by all seven substitutes, but laughed when asked what if audiences decide one or more of them do a better job than Mr. Bridges.
“Jeff has really captured, with his voice and tone,” the essence of the Hyundai brand, Mr. Ewanick said, so “we’re looking forward to the day after the Academy Awards going back.”
The Oscars broadcast will be the second so-called big event TV show that Hyundai will sponsor in a month. The brand also ran commercials during Super Bowl XLIV on CBS on Feb. 7.
“We have had an incredibly long tail to our Super Bowl launch,” Mr. Ewanick said, citing data that show significant increases in visits to the Hyundai Web site and requests by visitors there for information about cars and dealers.
“The R.O.I. is way beyond our wildest dreams,” he added, using the abbreviation for return on investment.
And with the Academy Awards “shaping up as one of the better shows in years,” Mr. Ewanick said, referring to interest in many of the nominated films and performances, he is hopeful the audience for the Oscars broadcast will be large.
Carrie Underwood credits her hockey star fiance Mike Fisher with improving her relationship with God because they share a deep faith in Christianity. The country star became engaged in December and she admits their similar religious beliefs played a key role in her decision to settle down with the Ottawa Senator.
She tells People magazine, “Mike has improved my walk with God. It’s important to me, because down the road, I want someone who will help shape our kids into people who make the world a better place.”
And Underwood insists she knew early on in their relationship that Fisher was the man for her.
She says, “Four months of dating is my ‘This guy is starting to bug me’ moment. That never happened. We just eased into ‘I could do this forever’. Fisher adds, “Our spiritual bond is something we try to put first in our lives.”
Miranda Kerr grateful for love
Bang Showbiz | 02/24/2010 11:06 AM
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Miranda Kerr is “grateful” to have Orlando Bloom in her life.
The Australian model – who has been dating the British actor since late 2007 – said they are very happy together but insists they have no plans to get married just yet.
She said: “I think Orlando is an incredible man and he’s a very genuine and authentic individual. I’m grateful that he’s in my life. No, we’re not engaged. You can’t always believe everything you read!”
Kerr, 26, was photographed wearing a ring on the third finger of her left hand at the Cannes Film Festival in France last May but claims it was an “innocent” mistake because of the unpredictable weather.
She explained to Britain’s Hello! magazine: “We were in Cannes at the film festival and it was so hot that my fingers were swelling. I was wearing it on that finger because that’s the only one it would fit on. It was totally an innocent thing.”
Despite having to juggle their relationship between her home in New York and the 33-year-old actor’s Los Angeles base, the Victoria’s Secret beauty insists life couldn’t be better.
She said: “It has been great… it always seems to work out. We both appreciate each other and enjoy life.”
Her father John also said he’d given his seal of approval to the film star – because of his love of biking.
He said: “Orlando is a good guy. He’s into motorbikes so he’s got to be a good guy. We went dirt biking together nearly all day once. I love my motorbikes and Miranda does too, although since the modeling took off she hasn’t really been on one other than on the back of one with Orlando.”
