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Yeah, that's sort of how I imagined them looking too, but I actually sorta like this. And it's weird seeing Jason Lee WITHOUT the 'stache. I never thought I'd say that, really. Anyway, the poster looks good to me. All we need now is a trailer. I'm actually looking forward to this quite a bit...

Excellent! I'll make it home in time for the second airing. One of my favorite Spielberg flicks is Duel. It actually reminds me a lot of the Coens' first movie, Blood Simple.

Well, here's the first look at what they'll look like in the movie... I imagine several of you probably hate it. I kinda like it. By the way, I doubt seriously that they're rappers in this movie, so ignore the stupid clothing.

A lot of it these days is fairly contrived and convoluted, which is why I sorta fell out of it. Still, every once in a while I'll discover a new series or movie that endlessly fascinates me.

D'oh!

I would love know how Brian and Steve and Dave decided that Rizzo should kiss Gonzo, because I really think it's an adorable and funny moment.

Yeah, our Hamlet had five intermissions, one for each act. Fortunately, people thought it went well. We're getting ready to do Cymbeline a second time, as it was by far our most popular production. Iachimo is a great part, but I'm going to be Assistant Directing this time, with a small part as...

I'm not as big an anime guy as I once was (although I'm still quite a big fan, I don't spend nearly as much money on it as I did a few years ago), but Miyazaki is one of my favorite filmmakers of all-time. Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind is a big, big favorite of mine.

Man, Iago is a GREAT role, really wonderful, but it'll be a long time before I even consider wanting to play him again. So much text! I mean, I can handle memorization, but our troupe insists that we also paraphrase everything. This is why I don't think I ever want to play Hamlet. By the way...

Those are two I haven't given much of a thought to in the last year or so. :o

Here's some others I've done... Iago - Othello Benedick - Much Ado About Nothing Polonius - Hamlet Malvolio - Twelfth Night Don Armado - Love's Labour's Lost Bottom - A Midsummer Night's Dream Mercutio - Romeo and Juliet Ariel - The Tempest Edmund - King Lear Richard III - Richard III Octavius...

I think she gets Nikki to cook the toast for her.

Nothing, really, it's just a very odd moment, and I'm wondering what the purpose is.

What time does it come on? I have rehearsal from 6:30 to 9:30. I imagine it starts before 9, but do you know if it'll be aired again?

Thanks, man. Admittedly, I haven't listened to some of them in more than a year. I really should try making a real top ten, in order and everything. Another Green World is always first, though.

Huh. When this is all over, which side will have come out victorious - the toast, the people, or Paris?

I've said it before, but... man, this thread is great.

Okay. So, my question is about the scene before Gonzo and Rizzo break into Scrooge's house. Rizzo offers Gonzo some jellybeans or something. Gonzo calls him an idiot, because Rizzo thought he forgot them, but he didn't. Anyway, then Rizzo like... leans forward and... I dunno, to me it looks like...

But doesn't she want the toast on her side, too? Maybe she should feed the people to the toast.

I've gotten a chance to play some great Shakespearean roles over the year. My favorite was Iachimo from Cymbeline. His name means "Little Iago" in Italian. For anyone familiar with Shakespeare, you know what this means. He's not an insidious ultra-villain like Iago, Edmund, or Richard III, but...