Why Ashton Kutcher Doesn't Get Many Movie Offers Anymore

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Ashton Kutcher first became a household name thanks to his breakthrough television role as the lovable doofus Michael Kelso on the hit sitcom, That '70s Show. But he's also attempted to gain some traction on the big screen—with mixed results. Lately, Kutcher's movie roles have seemed fewer and farther in between. With that in mind, here are some theories as to why Hollywood doesn't have much room for him at the box office anymore...
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