I wasn't there, but my guess is that it involved a boat and some water.  Perhaps a lot of water.

Vince Vaughan has just realized that Owen Wilson will never stop talking about Jackie Chan.

Broken neck, and lived to tell the tale.

Didn't work for Mark Spitz.
On the other hand, Gymkata.

It's full of clips like this one (http://www.youtube.com/watc… with narration (by stars) with tidbits like this was a poured glass floor.

I didn't know that.  It was the making of Lee's career, though.

Offhand, I think of Barbra Streisand and Funny Girl.  There must be more.

I'd like to see an alternative version featuring J. (for Jane) Pierpont Finch, an ambitious, unscrupulous, aggressive young woman in drag so she can succeed in a Mad Menish universe.  (Heh heh—Mensch.)
It would certainly make the Rosemary storyline entirely different.

Ha.  Saw it on Broadway back when.  Waaay back when.  Morse was gone (replaced by Darryl Hickman, Dwayne 'Dobie Gillis' Hickman's brother), but most of the rest of the original cast was still playing.  Including:  Rudy Vallee, Michelle Lee, Charles Nelson Reilly.
My very first Broadway show.  Didn't understand all of…

Barbecue.  It ends with a different type of grilling altogether.

Occasionally, episodes of Ripping Yarns showed up on late-night tv.  The Eric Orthwaite Gang (?) episode was aired more than once, and the frogs thing—wasn't that recreating Hannibal's mess with elephants and the Alps?  That's how I've remembered it all these years, that it was people trying to recreate Hannibal's…

If the number is big enough, I'll act like Christian Bale is the star.

At this stage of my career, it's all about the paycheck.

Can you imagine when he was old enough to understand what his parents had done to him?

"Hello, Mr. Henderson."

Ah.  How foolish of me.

No, but the serial killer book was.

Grassy Knoll sounds like a stripper name.  

No.  A room with a thousand monkeys with credit cards, endlessly ordering his books from Amazon.

Tarkovsky's A.D.'s brother just got here.