Gerry è stato nominato per i Razzies per TUT, GAMER e LAC
http://www.thesun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/n...aspberries.htmlButler serves up Raspberry tripleMOVIE hunk Gerard Butler is a front-runner for a top Hollywood award... for BAD acting.
The 40-year-old Scot is being tipped to bag a gong at the The Golden Raspberries after critics panned his last three movies.
The awards, also known as the Razzies, single out the worst films and performances of the year.
And Gerard could join a host of other big names on Hollywood's roll of shame including Madonna, Sylvester Stallone and Paris Hilton.
John Wilson, organiser of the Razzies, which are decided on the votes of hundreds of showbiz insiders, critics and ordinary film fans in 20 countries, said: "I would say he has at least a 50-50 chance.
"We list however many crappy movies they made in one year and Gerard Butler has three titles.
"We are sending out our ballots in early January.
"We have, throughout the year, compiled a list of what is likely, and he will be listed on the nominating ballot as a possible worst actor.
"Multiple titles do catch the attention of our voters."
First up is THE UGLY TRUTH, where Gerard played a sexist morning TV presenter who thinks he knows what makes men and women tick.
He starred alongside Grey's Anatomy star Katherine Heigl and admitted he was distracted by his co-star.
He said: "I kept forgetting my lines. Katie is such a charismatic woman.
"Every time I had to play with her hair for a shot, I got so nervous. Once I grabbed her breast by accident."
Critics picked up on the couple's lack of on-screen chemistry and slated the movie as a romantic comedy - without the romance or the comedy.
Butler then swapped swords for machine guns in GAMER where he played Kable, a man forced to fight in a real-life online game.
It's been branded a "dire sci-fi action flick" in which prisoners try to win their freedom by becoming characters in a computer game.
Gerard, from Paisley, starred alongside supermodel Amber Valletta but the glam pairing wasn't enough to save this dire movie.
It took £642,000 when it opened at the box office in September and critics trashed it labelling it a poor imitation of a computer game.
LAW ABIDING CITIZEN is Gerard's latest movie, which he also produced.
It took almost £1.5million when it opened.
Gerard plays a family man in the vigilante flick - which also stars Jamie Foxx - whose wife and daughter are butchered, forcing him to take the law into his own hands.
Despite its success at the box office, the movie was panned for its gory scenes, "laughable content" and silly ending.
But it's not just 2009's offerings that have offended critics.
Guy Ritchie's gangster caper ROCKnROLLA was packed with Hollywood talent.
Gerard starred alongside Oscar-nominated Tom Wilkinson, Bafta-winner Thandie Newton, The Wire hunk Idris Elba and Bond girl Gemma Arterton - but the 2008 flick still flopped.
Gerard played the title role in the film adaptation of PHANTOM OF THE OPERA after being chosen for his rugged good looks by director Joel Schumacher - but again he failed to impress the critics.
One blasted: "I could probably spend the rest of my life attempting to figure out why Gerard Butler got cast in this film.
"It was rumoured that Antonio Banderas was considered to play the Phantom. I dreaded that rumour. Now I wish they'd used him."
And Butler was panned for his dodgy Irish accent in tear-jerker chick flick PS I LOVE YOU.
One reviewer blasted: "PS I Love You is set to get them cringing in the aisles.
"Thanks to Butler it's the most appalling accent ever."
ma questa è follia...io nn capisco ke concezione abbiamo gli americani dei bravi attori!!
ma cmq...
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