He's the greatest!  And I'm happy to report (having seen some recently on DVD) it really has stood the test of time. 

I will always love him most as Otto from "Malcolm in the Middle". 

I will always love him most as Otto from "Malcolm in the Middle". 

@avclub-53e4db6f596904f154b5efa09193e3ab:disqus Your comment reminded me of this photo-  it's from a dark time in America's past, when designers were trying to sell house dresses to men.  (Holding footballs, of course, to make them look more manly):

@avclub-53e4db6f596904f154b5efa09193e3ab:disqus Your comment reminded me of this photo-  it's from a dark time in America's past, when designers were trying to sell house dresses to men.  (Holding footballs, of course, to make them look more manly):

Awww, me too!

Awww, me too!

I saw it last year, and then sent a DVD of it to my favorite teacher (who taught drama & playwriting when I was in high school, and set me on the path to being the well-read weirdo I am today).  It's one of the most subtle films I've ever seen, as well as one of the most moving.

I saw it last year, and then sent a DVD of it to my favorite teacher (who taught drama & playwriting when I was in high school, and set me on the path to being the well-read weirdo I am today).  It's one of the most subtle films I've ever seen, as well as one of the most moving.

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"Go ahead, play it!  If she can stand it, I can."

"Go ahead, play it!  If she can stand it, I can."

I've never seen either of those shows.  But I do have an embarrassing amount of free time to catch up on them! 

I've never seen either of those shows.  But I do have an embarrassing amount of free time to catch up on them! 

Those were some particularly awesome ones, as I recall.  As seen here:

Those were some particularly awesome ones, as I recall.  As seen here:

James Lecesne is awesome, I've seen him in some one-man shows.  (He's also from my dinky hometown, so it's nice to see he's hit the big time on Broadway). 

James Lecesne is awesome, I've seen him in some one-man shows.  (He's also from my dinky hometown, so it's nice to see he's hit the big time on Broadway). 

I know you're probably going for business and drinking and whatnot, but (if you haven't been) you should check out Sir John Soane's museum in Holborn.  It's wonderfully eccentric.