Yeah, the Michelle Yeoh one actually seemed interesting. Basically a Hong Kong action movie but with all the Bond spy elements intact would've been pretty cool.
I think Stephen Frears would've directed the Jinx movie. Sometimes seems like that guy can't smell a shitty idea if his nose is buried in it.

If I were the interviewer I would have asked Fassbender if that's what he was trying to do: take Elba out of the running so he could then swoop in and take the role under cover of darkness. I'd have won a Pulitzer.

Remember the Jinx spin-off movie with Halle Berry that was supposed to happen? Neither does anyone else.

She confirmed her voice was "altered" by Soderbergh but not sure if anyone has said what that specifically means.

I think it's fairly obvious to anyone paying attention that the quality and focus of the band's sound went way up when Drozd joined the band, although David Fridmann should get a lot of credit as well.

Yeah, for Liam it had to be an extension of Oasis.

even day-of is stretching it

Same. Noel quit Oasis, and he may not have wanted to have anything to do with the old band when he moved on. Liam, on the other hand, seemed to want to keep it going.

Haha, Liam's twitter suggests otherwise.

She's only 19

yeah, the requirements of the job demand specific skills that you're either good at or you're not. even a lot of people who were on there for years only did a handful of great things, but went on to do much better work.

Mighty Joe Jon, the Black Blonde?

Tim Meadows as the guidance counselor on The Goldbergs may be the single funniest performance on network TV that no one seems to talk about.

Krystal also does this

When people derisively refer to "some deep cable show" this is what they mean.

That's pretty much it, yeah. They also show lucha libre wrestling. Other than that, it seems to be mostly '70s and '80s b-movies/grindhouse.

As I heard Dana Gould say (quoting some SFX person) "Practical effects look fake but feel real; CGI looks real but feels fake."

Homeless man (actually a lady) from the guy's dream jumping out from behind the dumpster in Mulholland Drive.

I am happy for him that he doesn't have to supplement his income by freelancing for sitcoms like Cristela anymore (at least for now).

I think that's more Mike Schur's doing than Daniels'. I don't think Daniels was heavily involved by the end, but I could be wrong.