Should there be a statute of limitations on success?

Aside from having a propensity for playing characters who wear bow ties, and stealing the supporting actor Oscar (that was no supporting role - but then again, he wouldn't have beaten DeNiro in Raging Bull), I've got no problem with TNT reminding people of Hutton's past.
But then, I thought Shanahan and Gruden were safe.

 

Hutton gets major props for wearing a "Milwaukee Sentinel" bowling shirt in one of the scenes for that flick.

 

This 'Leverage' show looks like it sucks, by the way.
The commercials make it looks gritty and edgy. I stopped on it for a minute while flipping channels and it is actually campy, like the A-Team.

 

Fine. It's a sculpture of limitations.

 

I knew I could count on you

 

I don't do many things well, but I can play my strengths.

 

I really think you're wrong. (to keep the Seinfeld refs going)

For the record if Cuba Gooding, Jr, can still be called Oscar winner after all the piece of shit films he has done, anyone can.

 

Omar Gooding was better.

 

As the crackhead RB on Playmakers, he was amazing.

 

He was no Donnie Jeffcoat.

 

Who was?

 

I can't believe Cuba's made 30 films since Jerry McGuire. He was okay in Men of Honor, but he needs to play a real bad ass without any redeeming qualities. His characters since JM always try too hard to be liked.
He's kind of like Toby McGuire, whom Roger Ebert suggested make a Farrelly Bros. gross-out comedy just to clear out the mechanism and get away from the earnest, thoughtful guys he always seems to play.