Originally Posted by orangerunner

Tom Selleck came out with "High Road To China" which was a sub-par Indiana Jones-style adventure that never clicked.

Quigley Down Under, Runaway, Lassiter, An Innocent Man were pretty bad and then Folks! and Mr. Baseball sent him back to TV.

Originally Posted by Troy Stiffler

It might surprise you - but not all people working in Hollywood really know what's hot. On this forum, we all have a curated love for movies. So we know what's good, what's bad. And we're probably more qualified to pick winners and losers than most of the people working in Hollywood. This is part of why movie studios embrace geeky Comi-Con culture.

Originally Posted by Fist of Doom

I think Tom Hanks, Bruce Willis and Michael J. Fox might disagree.

It's hard to become a movie star, period. But TV has launched plenty of careers.

Originally Posted by Nick Danger

And George Clooney.