Agreed.  Here it is, set to scenes from Baron Munchausen for some reason: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Oh hey, it's the Nate Starkman & Son building - some record labels used to be based there. *somehow misses all the images of rippling butts*

Laugh at those hairstyles if you want, but I'm pretty sure I've seen them around here within the past month or two.

"Mark [Orion] has played lead guitar on many of Bill's studio projects.  In the late 70's and early 80's he was with the Minneapolis glam rock band "Straight Up,"  which also featured Yanni on keyboards and lead singer Xeno from Cheap Trick and Bad Boy.  Mark's last Mpls project was as songwriter and guitarist for…

No, because Bell's drumming in Dust is pretty awesome.

He looks perpetually 57 years old.

Whoa, is René Auberjonois aging BACKWARDS now?

I have the White City movie on VHS.  I don't remember it being good, although there's a goofy video for a song about night school on it.

The Englishman Who Went Down on Tyler Perry and Came Up on Tyler Perry.

See also: Charlie Chan movies.  Or Mr. Wong.

There's a disconnect between the stage and the screen in the US.  If you had a similar program to theater, but with making a film, plenty of high school boys would sign up.

I miss Anna Friel on Pushing Daisies.

I actually discussed that with someone who was in theater around the time of Sinise's rise.  He's actually a better director than an actor, reportedly.

Along with this, the British theater and television scenes are both centered in London, so there is a good deal of crossover.  In the US, the theater scenes are mainly in New York and Chicago, so it becomes a "one or the other" choice for performers.

“In fact, just stick The Cape on me,” Redford probably said, giddy with abandon. “Fuck it.  I'll be The Cape.  Reboot it.  Sure."

So . . . Conan is The Mule from Asimov's Foundation books?

I remember this as well.  I watched The Survivors only once, but for some reason I could tell you almost all of its plot.  I didn't think it was very good.

"his version" - are you referring to the fact that Penn got filed from The Train before Frankenheimer took over?

Yeah.  I've got Jimi Hendrix albums which I got in good condition for a dollar from Half Price Books in the late 90s.  That's not happening again.

Yeah, but then it's not your baby, it's another Dawes child.