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A-Rod: The Movie
With baseball’s All-Star game set for tomorrow night, who would play Yankee superstar Alex Rodriguez in the movie version of his life? The Daily Beast heads to the casting couch.
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Daniel Sunjata from Rescue Me would be a great A-Rod
What the hell are you doing, Beast?
CONSTANTLY asking who would play who in who's life story... is this news? Or does someone on your staff have a real problem with reality?
I like these, keep 'em coming. It's a once a week feature JDK, relax, or skip them. Why are you CONSTANTLY complaining?
I hate them too! Make them stop!
To the people who hate these features, why are you reading them AND taking the time to comment on them?
Wentworth Miller, the kind of actor I like, smart (grad of Princeton) and not bad on the eyes. I'd watch that.
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