Please...
I guess we really are out of ideas...
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Are you a producer on this schlockfest or maybe an extra? This will be crap.
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A new and original idea?
Have you seen "So I Married an Axe Murderer" or any lifetime original movie ever?
It's not original.
I'll only see it because I love Lindy Booth.
And she's 28. And Nick Cornish is young too.
They just threw in a bunch of old, washed-up actors/actresses to make people more interested.
Roy Scheider hasn't done anything worthwhile since the Jaws movies or Blue Thunder.
Daryl Hannah just gets bit parts because she's hot. . . and the only good role she's had in the past decade is Kill Bill.
The last thing Eric Roberts did that mattered was Spun.
This movie, if even released in theatres, will make a max of $10 mill. And that's a very high figure. I'd ballpark it at six if it even gets a theatrical release.
"Every word written is a victory against death."
-Michel Butor
Does anyone know if it even will get a theatrical release, it appears to have direct to DVD written all over it.
R.I.P Agent Pendrell
You wrote "Roy Scheider hasn't done anything since Jaws and Blue Thunder." Take a look at wikipedia. Duh. And many of his near-constant film roles were quite uninteresting. I'm so glad he continued acting after being diagnosed with myeloma. The bone marrow bought him a couple of years.
A million people who rewatched "Jaws" have discovered how much that performance had affected them. Amazing how many different emotions he projected in his films--a chariismatic who projeced his craft.
Our daughter catered a party for him and said he's one of the down-to-earth, kind Hollywood people. His dad was a (German protestant) auto mechanic. Mom Irish Catholic. Simple roots.
In "All That Jazz." his ability to project humor and irony sold the story of a man who was often not a nice guy.
I never doubted his talent, but he's had very few roles. And why the hell would I check wikipedia for anything regarding the film industry? We're on that whole "IMDb" thing.
-AP3-George A. Romero's 'Diary of the Dead'
Shoot the Dead - 02.15.08
Whoops. Make that "roles were 'interesting,' not "uninteresting!"
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