Soylent Green is made of very people! VERY PEOPLE!

Those people are so very.

Or a film that people who are more people-like than normal, very people, appear to have seen?

a film that very people appear to have seen

Just want to go on the record and say that putting a wire across a parking lot seems really bad. Not Jay’s fault.

The CNBC show wasn’t great anyway. It was a car show for people who weren’t car enthusiasts. The real deal is his YouTube channel.

I’m starting to feel this might be a Dabney Coleman/Short Time situation for Jay Leno. 

Comedians In Cars Getting Injured

Scorsese then pulled Stone aside and told her that Marvel movies aren’t cinema. 

Some actors are talking all over your close-up. But Robert? Robert de Niro’s waiting.

Glad to know De Nero and Pesci are goodfellas

“For much of her career, the roles offered to Stone either involved playing the psychosexual femme fatale.”

Counterpoint that Will Arnett may not be physically capable of being anything else.  

She will always be  Arnold’s fake wife in Total Recall to me.

Every time I watch The Specialist, I think *that poor woman*. There’s no way that wasn’t an uncomfortable shoot.

I’m happy to say I read that in Joe Pesci’s voice.

Pesci: “You think I’m sexy? Sexy how? Sexy like a bombshell? Do I arouse you?”

Joe Pesci: I make you feel respected as a person? I’m here to fuckin’ respect women? Waddya mean “not misogynist”? Not misogynist how? How am I not a misogynist?

Stone deserved to be treated with respect on set, and it sounds like she often wasn’t. But I’m not convinced by her complaint that, “I came into this world looking like a Barbie, so it’s complicated for people to allow me the opportunity to be anything else.” Stone got a lot of opportunities because of her looks, and…

Would “The Sixx” have been better?