Wicker Park

September 23, 2008 at 5:20am PST

Tags: Hollywood Homicide, Josh Hartnett, Pearl Harbor, Rain Man, West End, Wicker Park

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

He may be long forgotten in America (Wicker Park, anyone?) but in the United Kingdom, he’s still cause for a mini riot.

Josh Harnett caused quite a stir as he left the theater where hiss latest endeavor, a theatrical adaptation of Rain Man, is in previews at the Apollo Theater on London’s West End. Not surprisingly, the show and Josh’s performance have received mixed reviews but that didn’t stop fans from thronging the stage door seeking autographs and photos.

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