Time has moved at a slower pace than during the first six months after 9/11.
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Seriously, does the guy wear second hand clothes? I'd almost respect that, much more than if he's simply poorly tailored.
Holy Diver,
I'm a survivor
Feelin' like Gretchen in Life on Mars
With Jason O'Mara and Harvey Keitel
Feels like I'm walkin' through a living hell
We wore an Oscar around our belts, which was the style at the time. "Give me five starlets for an Oscar," you'd say.
Claire Forlani, also a Miramax favorite.
No, she had to be/speak like that because she was so damaged and fucked-up; everything was a performance for her.
I would go as far as to say that Ben Foster is the per-emminent actor of his generation.
"Those of you who didn't bend the knee, you are free to go. Fight me again, and the results will be the same. Join me, and we will break the wheel."
Plus, Arya and Bran are kind of creepy at this point, so I don't think he has to worry about them cock blocking him.
I don't buy that last one. Acting is demanding: eighteen hours days, etc., but it's what they "do," it's what they signed up for. They might not get as meaty a role, or as highly paid or as high profile, as this again.
"Ceresi Lannister doesn't care about black people."
"The following takes place at 10:08 am."
Fun fact: Martin Short has an art collection valued at over $100 million.
In the Concrete Blonde-o-verse, is Caroline dating Joey?
'Memba this:
"Sir, according to our intelligence, the subject lives in an Amish paradise."
We're at the end of episode five. Everyone is physically where they need to be, the plots are where they need to be. Why couldn't they stretch some of this stuff out to two or three episodes? They had to cram Arya stalking Littlefinger into one straight minute?
Wilford Brimley, age 52:
I searched for the interview in GQ or Esquire, but I couldn't find it, but, Josh Brolin a few years back, paraphrased: