Jessica Chastain Tops Weekend Box Office: Are You a Fan of Chastain?
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2013/01/21 00:22:24
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Box office sales were all about Jessica Chastain this weekend. The 35-year-old actress claimed the two top spots with her movies ‘Mama’ and ‘Zero Dark Thirty.’
‘Mama,’ a supernatural horror film, took in $28.1 million in ticket sales. ‘Zero Dark Thirty,’ a thriller that tells the story of the hunt for Osama bin Laden, made $17.6 million. ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ was nominated for four Golden Globe Awards and took home one win: Best Actress–Motion Picture Drama for Chastain. The film is also nominated for five Academy Awards including Best Picture and another Best Actress nod for Chastain.
To take the top spots this weekend, ‘Mama’ and ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ beat out Mark Wahlberg’s ‘Broken City,’ Arnold Schwarzenegger’s ‘The Last Stand,’ and Jennifer Lawrence’s ‘Silver Linings Playbook,’ which made a dramatic jump to the number three spot with $11.4 million.
What about you SodaHeads? Are you fans of Jessica Chastain?

‘Mama,’ a supernatural horror film, took in $28.1 million in ticket sales. ‘Zero Dark Thirty,’ a thriller that tells the story of the hunt for Osama bin Laden, made $17.6 million. ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ was nominated for four Golden Globe Awards and took home one win: Best Actress–Motion Picture Drama for Chastain. The film is also nominated for five Academy Awards including Best Picture and another Best Actress nod for Chastain.
To take the top spots this weekend, ‘Mama’ and ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ beat out Mark Wahlberg’s ‘Broken City,’ Arnold Schwarzenegger’s ‘The Last Stand,’ and Jennifer Lawrence’s ‘Silver Linings Playbook,’ which made a dramatic jump to the number three spot with $11.4 million.
What about you SodaHeads? Are you fans of Jessica Chastain?

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On a completely unrelated note, I think she would look better with a different parting : )
I'm going to call Nurse Ratched to have the staff up your dose; don't worry.
As to your assertion that "movies would be where they are with or without" the people they had cast... would you think that a film like THE GODFATHER would have been the same if they had cast a bunch of unknowns? Damn that film for shoving Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, Robert Duvall, James Caan and Diane Keaton down my throat!