Joaquin Phoenix
The actor’s entire filmography has been preparing him to play a lovesick, awkward narcissist in Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon.” In fact, it just may be perfect casting.
Joaquin Phoenix plays the French emperor as both a formidable giant and a fool in Scott’s historical epic, a testament to his peerless skill at bringing traditional combat to life.
The director has already complained about history buffs who dissed his new movie, and now he’s apparently found a new foe.
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