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Garrett Hedlund
Before he moved to Los Angeles to pursue his dreams of acting, he attended Horizon High school in Phoenix, Arizona and began taking private acting classes which soon became his greatest passion.
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As the boys finish running through “Words I Couldn’t Say,” in walks a tall, rugged guy in a baseball cap and a plaid jacket who immediately commands the room. Though 25-year-old Garrett Hedlund isn’t yet a household name, his face is more than vaguely familiar. He’s played supporting roles in Friday Night Lights (alongside Tim McGraw there, as well), Four Brothers, Eragon and Troy. Come December, you and just about everyone you know will recognize him as the lead from Tron Legacy, the highly anticipated sequel to the 1982 cult classic.
Here Hedlund plays Beau Hutton, a Nashville country singer who’s been tapped (along with Meester’s character) to open for superstar Kelly Cantor (Paltrow) on her comeback tour. His backing band also serves as Meester’s in the film. Because she wants Hedlund and his band to have the unforced camaraderie and comfort of dudes who’ve logged long hours together in close quarters, director Feste nudged them into the rehearsal space.
Wilson puts on “Hard Out Here,” one of three “Beau Hutton originals” penned by Texan songwriter Hayes Carll — who, coincidentally enough, bears a slight physical resemblance to Hedlund. (In fact, director Feste later explains that much of the Hutton character’s appearance was modeled after Carll.) “Hard Out Here” is an old-school honky-tonk shuffle in the vein of the two King Georges, Jones and Strait.
The gravelly baritone coming from the speakers, though, is Hedlund’s. He, Meester and Paltrow all performed their own vocals, and Hedlund’s here to make sure his performance is natural in a scene with Wilson & Co.
The list for this movie is getting shorter. The only ones left on the list is Mike Vogel, Chris Evans & Garrett Hedlund.
Garrett Hedlund has not tested yet though Marvel is very keen on him. Earlier reports have suggested Hedlund’s reps balked at the nine-picture deal the actor playing Cap would have to sign, a deal that would include The Avengers and any of those possible sequels. The Avengers could begin filming as soon as January 2011.
The trailer for “Tron Legacy” is currently playing in front of theatrical showings of “Alice in Wonderland.” And while it’s officially set to be released online this week, a very blurry bootleg version has already appeared. Check it out below and stay tuned for the hi-res trailer.
The final image before the trailer premiere tomorrow!
From Total Film:
Today we present the fourth and final exclusive Tron Legacy image… and this one features a disappearing act.
The first and second images showed Sam Flynn (Garret Hedlund) approach the derclict Flynn’s Arcade, to investigate his father’s disappearance 25 years ago.
Yesterday, the third image showed Sam inside the abandoned amusement den, featuring dust covered arcade games eerily lit up as he walks past.
And today… well we can now see the titular Tron game cabinet, but crucially, no Sam…
Perhaps he’s just bent down out of shot to tie his shoelace…
But maybe, just maybe, Sam Flynn has fulfilled his Legacy and entered the game, to join his father (Jeff Bridges) in the ultimate face-off against Tony Blair (Michael Sheen).
No word yet on whether Sheen’s character will be called Tony Blair, but we do know he’ll be the bad guy in Tron, and he’ll at least look like the former PM.
Trailer to follow next week. We may just pass out from excitement!
Does everyone have their tickets for “Alice”? Even if you don’t plan to see the movie, go for the trailer! It’s going to be worth it! Who’s excited?!
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With the buzz for Tron: Legacy growing, it appears that Disney is already planning sequels for the film. The report says that if Tron: Legacy does well at the box office, it will be the first of a trilogy of films. Disney is hoping that the films can be successful in the same way that the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise has been.
On top of that, Disney is also planning an animated TV series, which will breach the gap between the first two films of the trilogy, which will come out in late 2011 or early 2010. Disney is also talking about a new Tron ride for Disneyland.
We actually get to see Garrett as Sam in this one!
From Total Film:
Until now, just about everything we’ve seen of “Tron Legacy” has been set in the lush computer world where most of the story unfolds. Well this week, Disney is counting down to the theatrical release of the debut trailer — which will appear in front of “Alice in Wonderland” starting Friday — with a new picture each day from the movie. And today’s new one is set in the real world! We even sort of see a person!
The story follows Sam Flynn (Garrett Hedlund) as he investigates the disappearance of his father Kevin (Jeff Bridges). The investigation leads him to Flynn’s Arcade, the sign for which we see here. I suspect that shortly after this, Sam learns the truth: that his father has spent the last two-plus decades living in a computer world. Tough times.
Check back tomorrow for the next one!
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Before he moved to Los Angeles to pursue his dreams of acting, he attended Horizon High school in Phoenix, Arizona and began taking private acting classes which soon became his greatest passion.
