I keep thinking Brian O'Halloran, although he's 15 years older, a bit whiny and has less gray hair than I.
If the BFC were a movie who would want to play you?
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by Texas Carnie Roadshow » Fri Dec 08, 2006 4:52 am
I'm not sure who I should go with.
I keep thinking Brian O'Halloran, although he's 15 years older, a bit whiny and has less gray hair than I.
I keep thinking Brian O'Halloran, although he's 15 years older, a bit whiny and has less gray hair than I.
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by Mach » Fri Dec 08, 2006 4:53 am
None other Cold
but I figured any actor who would want to play me and honestly looked
like me would find it too unchallenging.
Just loved Macy in magnolia, drunk in the bar scene, I easily
saw my self in that character
but in fargo, which i saw only recently, I was astonished
...its supposed to be funny in a far off way only the cohen
brother could do and it works, but in magnolia he's deliberately
pathetic,a nd its not very funny to watch
but I figured any actor who would want to play me and honestly looked
like me would find it too unchallenging.
Just loved Macy in magnolia, drunk in the bar scene, I easily
saw my self in that character
but in fargo, which i saw only recently, I was astonished
...its supposed to be funny in a far off way only the cohen
brother could do and it works, but in magnolia he's deliberately
pathetic,a nd its not very funny to watch
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by denise » Fri Dec 08, 2006 5:23 am
we are all individuals, so nobody could ever really play anybody else.
that said, i probably relate most to michelle pfeiffer, because she is physically powerless.
still, i think she shows there are other attributes that are worthwhile, maybe not in a survival of the fittest sort of way, but nonetheless.
that said, i probably relate most to michelle pfeiffer, because she is physically powerless.
still, i think she shows there are other attributes that are worthwhile, maybe not in a survival of the fittest sort of way, but nonetheless.
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by Ultra Swain » Fri Dec 08, 2006 6:35 am
I would cast "Big Trouble in Little China" era Kurt Russell to play me. He totally captures my rugged, devil may care, yet altruistic thing down to a T.
Geez,am I NOT ALLOWED TO BE INTENSE FOR JUST 10 FUCKING SECONDS??!!!!!!!
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by Ultra Swain » Fri Dec 08, 2006 6:55 am
It's a comedy classic. A truly underrated film. I named my futon in college the pork chop express.
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Geez,am I NOT ALLOWED TO BE INTENSE FOR JUST 10 FUCKING SECONDS??!!!!!!!
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by el3so » Fri Dec 08, 2006 6:56 am
Kurt wrote: most of you just know me as a voice on the computer anyway
*turns up volume*
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by Mach » Fri Dec 08, 2006 7:11 am
The only thing I rememember about
Big Trouble in Little China
is that it was not a good year that year for me when it was released.
And I know of only one other good trucking movie from memory.
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I remember going to see Miracle (about the Soviet hockey team)
and I remember how surprised I was to see the level of emotional
involvement Kurt lent to the screen, as prepared as I was to
settle in to view a really good film, I wasnt prepped at all to
be moved to tears. Im sure its a sentiment many men feel, which
he no doubt tapped into and spoke to. Its such a totally good
film. I read about him in hunting/fishing magazine and hes really
the real deal.
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but gee shivers thanks alot! Never even heard of
Mason Reese before
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Mason Reese (born April 11, 1965 in Los Angeles)[1] was a child star in numerous television commercials in the 1970s, particularly for Underwood Deviled Ham. He was somewhat overweight and spoke with a slight lisp, making him a very recognizable figure. He has not performed much since the 1970s.
He was the subject of the song "Mason Reese" by Alice Donut on their 1988 debut album, "Donut Comes Alive". The song reflects on what happens to former child stars.
Reese appeared as himself in a 1990 short film directed by Brett Ratner called "Whatever Happened to Mason Reese?." [2]
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but if Burt Reynolds ever wanted to play me Im sure he could always locate a toupee. And yah bet lotsa guys wish they had as much babe
appeal as Luke Perry
He's all that as Im sure they say.
Big Trouble in Little China
is that it was not a good year that year for me when it was released.
And I know of only one other good trucking movie from memory.
--
I remember going to see Miracle (about the Soviet hockey team)
and I remember how surprised I was to see the level of emotional
involvement Kurt lent to the screen, as prepared as I was to
settle in to view a really good film, I wasnt prepped at all to
be moved to tears. Im sure its a sentiment many men feel, which
he no doubt tapped into and spoke to. Its such a totally good
film. I read about him in hunting/fishing magazine and hes really
the real deal.
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but gee shivers thanks alot! Never even heard of
Mason Reese before
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
Mason Reese (born April 11, 1965 in Los Angeles)[1] was a child star in numerous television commercials in the 1970s, particularly for Underwood Deviled Ham. He was somewhat overweight and spoke with a slight lisp, making him a very recognizable figure. He has not performed much since the 1970s.
He was the subject of the song "Mason Reese" by Alice Donut on their 1988 debut album, "Donut Comes Alive". The song reflects on what happens to former child stars.
Reese appeared as himself in a 1990 short film directed by Brett Ratner called "Whatever Happened to Mason Reese?." [2]
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but if Burt Reynolds ever wanted to play me Im sure he could always locate a toupee. And yah bet lotsa guys wish they had as much babe
appeal as Luke Perry
He's all that as Im sure they say.
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by Ultra Swain » Fri Dec 08, 2006 7:48 am
but if Burt Reynolds ever wanted to play me Im sure he could always locate a toupee
Burt Reynolds? I think not. Maybe Allan Alda on a heavy flow day.
Geez,am I NOT ALLOWED TO BE INTENSE FOR JUST 10 FUCKING SECONDS??!!!!!!!
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by dogtanian » Fri Dec 08, 2006 11:27 am
dogtanian wrote:Kevin Bishop of the film Pot Luck (a.k.a. L'Auberge Espagnole), food of love, and Muppet Treasure Island... amongst others....
Nobody's seen these have they :(
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by vagabond » Fri Dec 08, 2006 3:48 pm
Meant to rent L'Auberge Espagnole once but didn't seem to have as much nudity in it as I typically expect when I have to read subtitles... ;-)
Big Trouble in Little China is a classic. I miss that Kurt Russell. The new one is way too serial.
Big Trouble in Little China is a classic. I miss that Kurt Russell. The new one is way too serial.
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by Douchebag » Fri Dec 08, 2006 3:49 pm
vagabond wrote:Meant to rent L'Auberge Espagnole once but didn't seem to have as much nudity in it as I typically expect when I have to read subtitles... ;-)
Is that why you got Das Boot? :-)
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by marie-angelique » Fri Dec 08, 2006 3:53 pm
dogtanian wrote:dogtanian wrote:Kevin Bishop of the film Pot Luck (a.k.a. L'Auberge Espagnole), food of love, and Muppet Treasure Island... amongst others....
Nobody's seen these have they :(
Sure, I liked L'Auberge Espagnole.
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