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So it’s really saying something when you creep-out Edgar Allan Poe.
In The Raven (out March 9), John Cusack stars as the doomed author in a fictionalized story set in 1849 about the hunt for a serial killer who takes macabre inspiration from his tales.
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This might be worth watching, I like the fictional idea but hopefully there won't be too many inaccuracies with Poe's life.
He looks like taller version of dustin hoffman :)
His eyes look wicked in this picture. I can't wait to see this. Always liked the Edgar Allen Poe stuff anyway. I'm sure this will be worth going to see.
I think Cusack was the perfect choice for Poe. Hell, even without the period piece outfit, he just looks the part. Great casting, let's hope the movie pays off though. I'd love to see a great Poe movie.