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Sorry, JT!

7/10/09 at 11:04 PM
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Ryan Reynolds has been hired by Warner Bros. to play Hal Jordan in next December's Green Lantern movie over competitors Bradley Cooper and Justin Timberlake, who we suppose will now have even more time to devote to making SNL cameos and not recording the follow-up to FutureSex/LoveSounds. [BFDealmemo/Variety]

By: Lane Brown Filed Under: green lantern, bradley cooper, green hornet, justin timberlake, movies, ryan reynolds, warner bros.

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