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Inspired by this thread I am curious who you would cast to play you in the movie of your life story? If I was going for the ideal me it woul be Patrick Warburton, but if I was being honest I would have to go with Kevin Farley. Either way, my wife would be played by Debra Messing.
A slightly taller Paul Giamatti, if we're being honest here.
I'd let my old friend Billy Wirth play me. He's not a perfect fit, but it would give us a chance to reconnect.
To play the younger me? Is Odin available?
Sadly I have to say Jack Black... But I would love to have Owen Wilson do it (but I look more like jackblack ;) )
Sadly no. Is Billy in the rumored Wayne's World remake? Those pictures make him seem like a perfect fit.
I was thinking of him in his Lost Boys days.
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Sadly no. Is Billy in the rumored Wayne's World remake? Those pictures make him seem like a perfect fit.I was thinking of him in his Lost Boys days.
"We got the one who looked like Twisted Sister! Totally annhilated his night-stockinged @$$!"
I saw that movie like five times *in the theaters.* There are movies I own on tape/DVD I haven't seen as many times as I paid to see that one... :)
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Sadly no. Is Billy in the rumored Wayne's World remake? Those pictures make him seem like a perfect fit.I was thinking of him in his Lost Boys days.
That was a great movie. The grandpa was my favorite character. Have you seen Lost Boys 2? I am wondering if it is worth watching.
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Sadly no. Is Billy in the rumored Wayne's World remake? Those pictures make him seem like a perfect fit.I was thinking of him in his Lost Boys days.
The resemblance is frightening.
Billy was a monster jock. I think his brothers were all state wrestlers or some such, but he was the best all round athelete I ever met. Standing next to that guy was no fun.
David, never saw Lost Boys 2.
As Jayne Mansfeld is dead, I have to go with John Travolta.
What, people who actually look like me? Now that would be boring.
Anyway, the director will be John Waters. Or Pedro Almodovar.
As Jayne Mansfeld is dead, I have to go with John Travolta.
What, people who actually look like me? Now that would be boring.
Anyway, the director will be John Waters. Or Pedro Almodovar.
John Waters gave the closing speech at the Global Entertainment and Media Summit I attended back in 2002. Although not big on his films, the man was hilarious. It was forty minutes of nonstop anecdotes that had everyone in tears.
I wore a VIP badge on that weekend, and everyone and their mother sidled up to me to try flaunt their talent. It was terrifying. I kept explaining, "I'm nobody. I can't help your career. I got this badge because I know people. That is all."
"Really? Who do you know?"
::Drags hand down slowly over face.::
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John Waters gave the closing speech at the Global Entertainment and Media Summit I attended back in 2002. Although not big on his films, the man was hilarious. It was forty minutes of nonstop anecdotes that had everyone in tears.
I wore a VIP badge on that weekend, and everyone and their mother sidled up to me to try flaunt their talent. It was terrifying. I kept explaining, "I'm nobody. I can't help your career. I got this badge because I know people. That is all."
"Really? Who do you know?"
::Drags hand down slowly over face.::
Ever seen Kirby Dick's "This Film is Not Yet R-ated"?
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I have no idea who I would choose as far as appearance is concerned but, personality-wise? Totally Seth Rogen. I don't know who to get to play my wife. She's a tough one to emulate. :)
John Cusack. He's roughly my age and build anyway, and he can fight, too. Just have to work on his walk a bit, get him to practice what my students used to call the "pimp strut." And as an added bonus, Joan Cusack and Jeremy Pivens would be sure to be in the movie that way... have to figure out who they'd play.
Ever seen Kirby Dick's "This Film is Not Yet R-ated"?John Waters gave the closing speech at the Global Entertainment and Media Summit I attended back in 2002. Although not big on his films, the man was hilarious. It was forty minutes of nonstop anecdotes that had everyone in tears.
I wore a VIP badge on that weekend, and everyone and their mother sidled up to me to try flaunt their talent. It was terrifying. I kept explaining, "I'm nobody. I can't help your career. I got this badge because I know people. That is all."
"Really? Who do you know?"
::Drags hand down slowly over face.::
I haven't, but I just went and looked it up on IMDB. Looks good. What made you think of it?
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I haven't, but I just went and looked it up on IMDB. Looks good. What made you think of it?Ever seen Kirby Dick's "This Film is Not Yet R-ated"?John Waters gave the closing speech at the Global Entertainment and Media Summit I attended back in 2002. Although not big on his films, the man was hilarious. It was forty minutes of nonstop anecdotes that had everyone in tears.
I wore a VIP badge on that weekend, and everyone and their mother sidled up to me to try flaunt their talent. It was terrifying. I kept explaining, "I'm nobody. I can't help your career. I got this badge because I know people. That is all."
"Really? Who do you know?"
::Drags hand down slowly over face.::
In the movie, they interview John Waters about every ten seconds. That dude's funny, man.
Waters' autobiography Shock Value is great fun too, highly recommended. I have wanted to visit Baltimore ever since I read that book.
Shock Value was on recently but I missed it.
Two movies on the to-watch list. Thanks, guys.