Alec Baldwin Joins Tom Cruise In Rock Of Ages

Paul Tassi, Joblo
Mon, 03/07/2011 - 11:26am

Alec Baldwin has gone on record saying that he considers his film career a "failure." After watching PEARL HARBOR one might agree, but looking at his entire catalog, he's being a little bit hard on himself. The actor is reportedly leaving 30 Rock once his contract expires this year, and has talked about running for political office, but before any of that, he's taking another stab at film in Adam Shankman's... Read More...

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Topics: alec baldwin casting casting & development rock of ages tom cruise

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