“Based on those three sentences, this is something you would like to know more about, correct?”

Oh sure. If that’s what he’s saying it’s utter bullshit, but it’s also different from “How could you do this?”

Anybody else think it looks like he’s saying “I didn’t do this”?

Oh no. I’m so sorry you have to deal with that craziness. Deep breaths. It’s a weird phenomenon where knowing someone blinds you to their evil. We can all see it, though.

I’m no lip-reading expert, but it looks like “I didn’t do this” to me.

Cheers!

Surely everyone involved was savvy enough, right? Stamos, the photographer, the photo editor who chose this shot... I think it’s sweetly self aware but not camping it up too much, or at least that’s how I’m choosing to interpret it.

I’m pretty sure this was off the books.

This makes me think of the Hawkeye Initiative, where Hawkeye is put in the same poses as female comic book characters to show how stupid the poses are, but we accept them from the ladies because we’re used to looking at them that way. Like this:

He is full-on Porky Pigging it!

Anybody else here just as outraged that she also mangled the English language by saying “could give a shit” instead of “couldn’t give a shit”? That just makes me itch.

The article above and the one linked to both say he’s playing Philip Haldiman. (I triple checked with imdb pro just in case you were getting your info elsewhere and these guys had it wrong, but it has him playing Haldiman, too.)

Sorry, I wasn’t quite clear: Since he’s turning The Disaster Artist into a movie and not just remaking the original will it be an homage or something completely different? I’m genuinely curious, although I guess that means I should just read the book myself before Franco puts it on screen.

How do you feel about Franco turning it into a movie? Do you think he, or anyone can do it justice on the screen?

But he used the absolutely correct word, which is “migratory”. It’s different from saying “migrant” workers, although the author of this piece seems to think they’re interchangeable.

He also really humanizes what could have been a very two dimensional character in Drive.

Seriously. That poor kid is massively eclipsed by mom’s ego here.

First of all, “a hairy robot washing dishes” is one of the best descriptions of anything, ever.

He was the prettiest. How could anyone forget!? Just so damn pretty.

For some people just knowing that those people “lying in the street” are in fact dead because of the dude in the Lambo is, in fact, pretty fucking disturbing. It’s called empathy.