Who wants to watch Young Einstein?
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foxtongueOne of my practically-heroes, filmmaker Yahoo Serious, (he had his name legally changed in 1980), has proposed a new flag design for Australia. I hope it takes off. I really appreciate how his brain works and entirely support not only his logic, but the design.
Letters from Johns.
Remember when the news came out that not only was there a re-make of The Day The Earth Stood Still going to be filmed, it was going to star Keanu can't-act Reeves as Klaatu? Well, it turns out they're filming it here in Vancouver. I just got the call, I'm going to be in it too. That they're filming here AND during the writer's strike seems to confirm my suspicions regarding what quality the film will be when it's finished, because even though rationally I understand that the script was likely finished months and months ago, the haughty little film reviewer that lives in my heart just knows it's going to be YouTube-comment-bad. Klaatu barada nikto, indeed.
But opinion aside, work is work and a paycheque is not only a paycheque but rent, food, and bus-fare, and I'm glad for it. Not only will I have fun doing what I'm doing, every day on set is a day I get paid to meet new people and another day farther from dubious Craigslist ads. (Not that I have anything against unique Craiglist postings, like this fellow who wants to play accordion with a metal band. More power to him, I think he's great.) I'm sure that when it comes out, Ray will be one of the first in line to see it and Nicole and I will be standing staunchly by his side, ready to play real-life Mystery Science Theater 3000 from somewhere far too close to the screen.
Letters from Working Girls.
Letters from Johns.
Remember when the news came out that not only was there a re-make of The Day The Earth Stood Still going to be filmed, it was going to star Keanu can't-act Reeves as Klaatu? Well, it turns out they're filming it here in Vancouver. I just got the call, I'm going to be in it too. That they're filming here AND during the writer's strike seems to confirm my suspicions regarding what quality the film will be when it's finished, because even though rationally I understand that the script was likely finished months and months ago, the haughty little film reviewer that lives in my heart just knows it's going to be YouTube-comment-bad. Klaatu barada nikto, indeed.
But opinion aside, work is work and a paycheque is not only a paycheque but rent, food, and bus-fare, and I'm glad for it. Not only will I have fun doing what I'm doing, every day on set is a day I get paid to meet new people and another day farther from dubious Craigslist ads. (Not that I have anything against unique Craiglist postings, like this fellow who wants to play accordion with a metal band. More power to him, I think he's great.) I'm sure that when it comes out, Ray will be one of the first in line to see it and Nicole and I will be standing staunchly by his side, ready to play real-life Mystery Science Theater 3000 from somewhere far too close to the screen.
Letters from Working Girls.
