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TIFF BUZZ POLL: Which mega-star is the most hotly anticipated?

TIFF BUZZ POLL: Which mega-star is the most hotly anticipated?

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Sure, TIFF is about more than just VIP sightings—rumour has it there are actual movie screenings involved—but it’s hard not to get a little starry-eyed given that this year’s fest is shaping up to be the most celebrity-saturated to date. We’re just wondering which famous face will be drawing the biggest crowds: Johnny Depp, who will be in Toronto in support of the documentary West of Memphis, Kristen Stewart, here to promote On the Road, Ryan Gosling, here for The Place Beyond the Pines or Keira Knightley, for Anna Karenina? They’ve all got legions of loyal fans, but whose presence will have Toronto buzzing the loudest?

Which actor would you most like to run into at TIFF this year?











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(Images: Johnny Depp, Nicolas Genin; Kristen Stewart, Ryan Gosling and Keira Knightley, TIFF)

Topics: Johnny Depp Kristen Stewart Ryan Gosling TIFF TIFF 2012 TIFF 2012 Polls

38 thoughts on “TIFF BUZZ POLL: Which mega-star is the most hotly anticipated?”

  4. It’s a hard vote, but I am going with Kristen. I read On the Road, and loved it! Can’t wait to see it as a movie.

  5. No clue how I got here, but I think Kristen is pretty. Sorry Johnny! I think I would most likely be looking forward to seeing her at TIFF, and her movie. The trailer looked good.

  17. Kristen’s hot & despite the Twilight shadow, pretty damn talented. I’m looking forward to seeing her in On The Road.

    Couldn’t care less about who she may or may not be seeing in her private time.

  21. it shouldn’t matter what she did or DIDN’T DO in her private life. this is about her acting skills, which are phenomenal, so she defiantly deserves to win everything.

  26. I support KRISTEN STEWART. Cant wait to see her, missed her SO much!!
    Wish she could see this poll, and see the support she is getting

  28. KRISTEN STEWART. Chi altro? Lei è e sarà il mio modello per sempre. Le voglio bene. Mi manca cosi ‘tanto!

  29. KRISTEN STEWART KRISTEN STEWART KRISTEN STEWART KRISTEN STEWART KRISTEN STEWART KRISTEN STEWART KRISTEN STEWART KRISTEN STEWART KRISTEN STEWART FOREVER FOREVER FOREVER FOREVER FOREVER FOREVER FOREVER FOREVER FOREVER FOREVER

  31. Well, I’m sure that all the men in the general vicinity are anxious for Stewart to arrive since she apparently likes to service all the men in the general vicinity. lol

  32. It’s always fun to see Stewart stumbling around awkwardly even when she HASN’T been in photos that were plastered all over the internet and magazines dry humping her director. This time, it will be extra interesting!!

  35. haters to the left!!! I want to see kristen stewart on On the Road, she is amazing and I loved welcome to the rileys , runnaways and into the wild.
    did you know that she has been in 30 films already
    so proud of her <3

  36. Sorry, Kristen Stewart voters. 12-yr-olds aren’t allowed at TIFF. By the time you’re old enough in a few years, she’ll be just another slutty has-been.

  37. Seriously doubt any Twilight fan’s tiny brain could understand On the Road or Jack Kerouac. Not a single sparking vampire or werewolf to be found. Sniff.

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