Also, Mr. Giamatti is totally Sam's reflection in an episode of Quantum Leap.  He was either a college professor or a magician (I think the first).

Fun Fact:  He might have to shave (lets not jump any guns though; we need a screen test first), but Mr. Giamatti is the first choice to play Ms. Rand in the biopic which will of course follow the wildly successful Atlas Shrugged Trilogy.

True story.  As a child back in Russia, the girl who would become Ayn Rand headbutted and killed a boy while playing soccer.  Which explains everything about the woman who followed.

Huh, no Cider House Rules?

Huh, no Cider House Rules?

That's racist.  Just like Ayn Rand likes it.

That's racist.  Just like Ayn Rand likes it.

Just watched this, and don't have the patience to read all the comments, but anybody else get a kick out of the offhand reference to Judge Grell?  Good ole gritty Grell.  I hear he's from Seattle.

Just watched this, and don't have the patience to read all the comments, but anybody else get a kick out of the offhand reference to Judge Grell?  Good ole gritty Grell.  I hear he's from Seattle.

Woh, I never realized Dave Foley was in Black Sabbath!  My mind is blown!

Woh, I never realized Dave Foley was in Black Sabbath!  My mind is blown!

To everyone on here who threw away Atlas Shrugged:

To everyone on here who threw away Atlas Shrugged:

Do you think everyone playing a President after Eisenhower will do a Robin William's impression?

Do you think everyone playing a President after Eisenhower will do a Robin William's impression?

EISENHOWER!  Figures that socialist despot would be played by a liberal commie. 

EISENHOWER!  Figures that socialist despot would be played by a liberal commie. 

Actually, Jackson ate most of Gilliam's talent around the time he made Heavenly Creatures.  Now that he seems to have lost that Gilliam-weight, I'm hoping Gilliam took it back and can make a decent movie again (damn, its been a while since he made a decent one).

Actually, Jackson ate most of Gilliam's talent around the time he made Heavenly Creatures.  Now that he seems to have lost that Gilliam-weight, I'm hoping Gilliam took it back and can make a decent movie again (damn, its been a while since he made a decent one).

I for one am sorry to hear that the Borg will not be appearing, as they are the only space-faring race to rival the Ferengi in earning Ms. Rand's respect.