Win.

As much as I believe that Von Trier is a sincere artist (even in his insincerity, if you know what I mean) there are quite a few tales of him playing practical jokes on his actors and such, and so an in-joke about the size of Dafoe's dick wouldn't be beyond him.

Von Trier
Dafoe told a nice anecdote on BBC Radio 5 about how Von Trier 'prepared' him for his role in AntiChrist. Von Trier picked Dafoe up from the airport, and in the car Willem asked if they'd have any time before the shoot to discuss some of the insecurities that he had about his character. Von Trier agreed and…

Spluh?

I understood 'nobody' to be in comparison with Gately, who has unquestionably brought happiness and pleasure into people's lives, while Moir has brought nothing but slanderous, poisonous finger-pointig. If I know anything about Stephen Fry, it is his almost obsessive proccupation with doing right by people and not…

Explain 'classist'? Jan Moir works for the Daily Mail, the utterly loathesome, hate-mongering flagship of British upper-middle-class xeno-homo-and working-class/pinko-phobia and lives in a palatial house in fucking Knightsbrige. She is, to all intents and purposes, the representative of entrenched, conformist,…

'Why don't you quit, it'd be cheaper for both of us.'

Yes there are Albini geeks, many of them, both for his sound engineering and for his bands. I am one of them. What a dumb thing to ask.

Josephine, do you think you're goin' bald?

MINCER BITCH

I've been told my voice is sexy. I however think I sound like a fat, camp nerd.

Marenghi was before Kingdom Hospital. It seems to have been influenced by Lars von Trier's Riget, though.

This only bothers me because it seems to support the idea that Thom Yorke has terrible taste in movies. The amazing sequence in Meeting People is Easy where the band almost split up while recording the still-unreleased (and potentially amazing, on this evidence) Big Boots is the very thing that tipped me over from…

Do you mind if i talk? I find it helps me keep the wolf….from the door…

Hank's Birthday. My sides….

'You and he were….'buddies', weren't you?'

I loved Trouble Every Day.

Fair enough, Sheltie, i misread your intention.

So, if I'm reading your post correctly, Sheltie, the very notion of a 'higbrow' author tacking genre fiction is completely ridiiculous is it? Even when he may be engaged in an attempt to explore the material in a richer and deeper way than previously attempted?

It's not only Americans…
…who've been denied Greenaway's new films for the past decade, the UK hasn't screened a new Greenaway movie for over a decade (since the immensely rude, but not all that good 8 1/2 Women in 1998). Much like his cinematic hero Jean-Luc Godard, in fact, who's films have been largely a rumour on…