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Jackie Earle Haley remains coy on playing Green Lantern villain
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Ali
19th October 2009
The internet says it's happening. The man himself says it's not. But in this crazy, workaday world, which source do you really believe? Attention movie bloggers: if you type it, he will come.
Currently enjoying the career spoils that Watchmen awarded, Jackie Earle Haley is hot stuff in Hollywood at the moment. Rumours are surfacing that after his star turn in the Nightmare On Elm Street remake - the second paedo of his career, no less - Haley will play flu remedy-turned-villain Sinestro in Martin Cambell's comic-book adaptation of The Green Lantern.
Ain't It Cool News kickstarted the whole shebang, which isn't surprising as Harry Knowles has a hard-on the size of the Washington Monument for Haley.
However, Collider collared Jackie Earle and put it to him that he was to play Sinestro, only to find out that it was news to him.
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