Liam Hemsworth plays a terminally ill man in "Most Dangerous Game"

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Liam is starring in a new thriller series set to premiere on mobile devices next month so get your phones ready, ONTD

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[war_machine_rox]

Christoph Waltz, in creepy villainous
role.

Why is he stuck with these roles? Hes talented right? I wasn't imagining it? This cant be all hes offered.

Dodge Maynard is not a name.

[masterofmystery]

i think everyone was caught so off-guard with how good and revelatory he was in 'inglorious basterds' there was the impression of a great, versatile actor

when in fact he's a one-note villain over and over again and it's just variations and shadows of the character he played in that. django was maybe an exception but not by so much

[chllschse]

He’s actually a good actor. Hollywood just doesn’t what to do with him because of the heavy accent - so he ends up being the heavily accented villian in a lot of movies.

[anterrabre]

He's actually very good in German films; Hollywood seems to have unfortunately pigeonholed him.

[naveedchick]

I spy Sarah Gadon

[war_machine_rox]

Also I kept seeing Quibi ads while watching Tin Man thru IMDB and thought it was a fake thing for something else they were advertising. I wasnt paying attention but apparently it's real.

[squirrels_oh_no]

I can't believe Quibi is a thing.

[shittysoup]

[crucified]

I'd watch because I like Christoph Waltz, but I hate watching stuff on my phone so nah.