Headed for Has-Been City

[Foywonder]

Jessica Alba...she's headed for Elizabeth Berkley territory. In a few years, she'll be able to say hello to the cast of That 70's Show.

[raj]

I'd love to see Jessica Alba in a remake of Showgirls

As for actors leaving tv shows, with the exceptions of Gunsmoke and MAS, I don't think any other show (comedy/drama) has lasted more than ten years.  Plus actors, like most artists, like new challenges, and doing the same role year after year has got to be boring.  I can't begrudge someone for trying something new, it's better than just phoning in a performance year after year.

[Creepozoid]

Evan3 wrote:
>
> John Morgan wrote:
> >.   The verdict is still out on Buffy the Vampire
> > Slayer.  Gellar has said she "wants to concentrate on her
> > movie career."  David Duchovny of X-files said the same
> > thing.  How many GOOD movies has he been in?
>
> First of all, Gellar already has movie appeal. Sure she has
> made some crap, but I would say she has three strong films in
> Cruel Intentions, Scooby Doo, and I know what you did Last
> Summer (which she also wisely allowed her character to die
> in, during probably the best part of the film). This is
> different from Duchovony, who has just never had real acting
> chops or a solid movie base before he left TV (although hr
> did have one great role in one of my favorite movies....
> Zoolander)
>
> I think the two doctors (anthony Edwards and Eriq LaSallle)
> will not go anywhere.
>
> Ofcourse there is always the laughable Rob Lowe, who keeps
> blowing his stardom.
>
> And alas, if Chris Kattan leaves, that will be it for him
> (although I think Will Ferrell will always have a good run as
> a  character actor).
>
> And I hope God shines down on us and makes Jessica no talent
> Biel  from Seventh Heaven a "has been"

Gellar has movie appeal? Yeah of the MST3K variety perhaps.