I think Candy was going to be in the Harold Ramis version. I know John Waters had wanted to do one with Divine. Recently Will Ferrell was going to play him and even more recently Zach Galifianakis was in talks to do it. Nick Offerman played him on stage recently. The thing no one seems to remember is Ignatius is only…

Yeah I watched an A&E biography on him back when that was a thing and they went on and on about his Argonauts ownership, like, damn, that's neat but can we get back to the movies?

He had long hair and glasses. I actually thought he might be someone known who they had disguised a bit, but realized, no, he's just some dude I don't know.

Yeah, there's several moments like that in Planes Trains. When he's in the car trying to sleep talking to his wife, then the "My wife likes me" part, and at the end when he admits his wife's gone. I actually sometimes play that instrumental version of the Dream Academy song just to remember those scenes. Just the…

Kate McCallister: Have you ever gone on vacation and left your child home?

Definitely from New Orleans. Not sure where they got Chicago. He went from NO to LA after Katrina.

Until CBS's multi-cam sitcoms stop being insanely profitable, we'll keep getting them. That network runs on multi-cam sitcoms and NCIS (and its spinoffs).

Right. This article talked all about the $70M dollar church he built for his family. This is also the piece that interviewed his father where he was revealed to be a Holocaust denier. http://www.nytimes.com/2003…

I remember that one, only because I think my video store had the poster displayed for like 3 years.

I don't know if he's a Democrat, but I don't think he's a Republican either. At least not anymore. He talked a lot of shit about Bush and Cheney during the press for Apocalypto. It seems like he's all about his religion, so anything that doesn't line up with that, he's against.

Same age as Tobey Maguire and Leonardo DiCaprio are now!

He seems wildly unstable. Hope he's gotten help. In retrospect, he's more like Riggs than anyone realized. But yes, he was a great movie star.
Also, I heard Joe Carnahan say this, so I feel ok saying it, Mad Max Fury Road did not 100% work for me because of the lack of Mel. Still a great movie, but didn't feel like…

Seems like he means it to include other people. Like, "me and the other people involved in the making of the movie/album."

To be fair, Thornton did morph from a pudgy bald man to a tall, lanky man with a full head of hair over the last 20 years.

She was possibly my favorite of all of Draper's extra-marital dalliances.

Would've liked to have heard her thoughts on True Detective season 2. Her role was unfortunately pretty small, but important. I'm sure she would have given a diplomatic answer, but I always like to read those answers anyway to try to parse "where things went wrong."

It seems like he still does the occasional b-movie and voiceover work. He may have hired a business manager around the time he was emancipated from his parents to help him make mostly smart financial decisions.

His Donatello in the original Ninja Turtles movie is pretty great.

Right. Diamond's whole thing is trying to make a buck off his small slice of fame by any means possible, including but not limited to, stand-up "comedy" (which as I understand is mostly just him calling Mark Paul Gossellar gay), porn and tearing his far more successful co-stars down with a mostly made-up autobio.

Yeah, I feel like he'd be better served getting his acting career back on track if money was the primary concern. The music seems driven by intense passion.