I hadn't heard anything about it until I read your post, TIS. I looked it up on IMDb and it looks kind of interesting. According to that site Cate Blanchett wore a sock down her trousers to play Bob Dylan. The actress said it "helped me walk like a man."
Apparently a few actors portray Dylan at different times of his career. Blanchett's portryal was apparently about the time he did "Don't Look Back".
Here's a short clip. Like Capo said, Heath Ledger along with Richard Gere, Cristian Bale and one or two others play Dylan.
I have absolutely nothing against Kate Blanchett, and from what I have seen via clips, her performance seems credible, but why do you suppose they had a woman play Dylan? I'm guessing there'd be a host of actors that they could make to look/act like Dylan. Do you think perhaps Kate wanted to to it for maybe an ultimate acting challenge or something??? Just wondering.
I didn't know whether to make this movie have a thread of its own or what. Don't know how much interest there'd be in it. I think the correct title is "I'm Not There". Don't know why I put "yet" in it.
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