Was anyone paying attention...

Crispin Glover is an amazing actor, one of a kind, and he always steals every scene he's in. (This is especially true of his role as the Creepy Thin Man in "Charlie's Angels".) There is no doubt he was perfect for the role, and absolutely mesmerizing in his performance.

I did notice the other performances, however. I think this movie has a great supporting cast (I didn't even mind Joe Piscopo much, an "actor" I generally don't like). Glenn Headley was a joy to watch, even more a joy to listen to in the way she talked.

David Paymer absolutely needs to get a lot of credit here though. I think he's a great actor who doesn't really get the exposure he deserves. He's always good playing a supporting role or being part of an ensemble, as in "State and Main". But here he gets the opportunity to be at the center of a story with Glover, another underexposed actor.

Paymer and Glover are absolutely amazing, and play off of each other so well. I would love to see both of them in more stuff. I'm still waiting to see "Willard."

Glover was great. Gary Busey would be total jazz as Bartleby.

Both Piscopo and Glenne Headly were fantastic too. The whole cast really. Paymer. Chaykin. And Deborah Parker's art direction. Sublime. It too, a character all its own.

I really enjoyed the entire cast. I thought Maury Chaykin, who has been good in so many things, was absolutely perfect here as the befuddled Vietnam vet.

Crispin was Crispin, which is never a bad thing. Paymer is still always worth a watch...I've loved him since Crazy People.

I prefer.. not to say. Ok, fine, yes, I was looking at Crispin the whole time.



"Isn't this a strange conversation for men who aren't crazy?" - Renfield

Glenne Headly's nipples looked irresistibly delicious to me.

"I beseech ye in the bowels of Christ, think that ye may be mistaken."