Crispin Glover and Matt Bomer
Crispin Glover and Matt Bomer
Eddie Izzard has played cis roles. Abel Gideon on Hannibal comes to mind.
No, sometimes you just have to do what you have to do. If someone is going to take umbrage at your audio selections I doubt they were worth much consideration to begin with.
Except, Lolita is a work of fiction, unlike the actions of Woody Allen. Additionally, Nabokov and Vera were three years apart, that's definitely not the case for Woody and Soo-Yin.
Perhaps the Mummy movie shouldn’t have an undead mummy at all.
Which of course, would not be hosted by Duchovny, but Mulder.
I love everything about this idea, right down to the semi-sketchy, super-fan funding source.
Same, I truly adore both, and the comic is one of my all-time favorites. My concern is whether another adaptation will be able to reach the heights of the MTV cartoon. It is damn near perfect and only marred by the fact it didn't finish out the entirety of the comic.
This struck me more as indicating how damaged and fundamentally alone he is. I viewed this less as an others indication of evil and more like a serial killer keeping trophies. He's trying to dominate them even in death, which ultimately makes him seen insecure.
Am I the only one thinking that any planned Q&A portion will disappear from the program?
Seems more polite than stomping around an asylum. People need rest.
The fashion used in The Love Witch seems to be ranked quite low, especially compared to some more popular characters, like Willow on Buffy. The Love Witch is impeccably designed and I know it's not the most popular movie, but damn if she isn't dressed to the nines rather than the nineties.
This is ridiculous. I was definitely engaged with the news more than my peers and about her age, (~2 years older) I knew who Tiny Blair was, but only in relation to GWB. I truly couldn’t tell you fuck all about his domestic policies outside of being for the Iraq war. I imagine she felt the same way, Bush was the guy…
The point of the Chaplin scene is the use of Modern Times I would imagine. If I recall correctly the main character doesn’t for into society and willingly goes to jail at the conclusion of the film. The film choice is meant to be symbolic more than the people watching it or the location.
He does have a massive ego, so I’m not saying he’d actually do this, but perhaps the Republican dragging Hunter’s name through the mud on Ukraine, and thus damaging his campaign enough, would allow him to step back and offer some line about the country needing a clean break and that “while he did agree to subject…
What’s this about my aunts in Jersey?
Who exactly does one call to get a price estimate on a river’s worth of vicious, amphibious, and I’m assuming, venomous snakes?
I can’t wait to see what hijinks go down when they try to bust out Roger Stone.
Speaking as a (mostly) quiet New Yorker, I’m fairly sure the worst of the subsection you describe wind up working for Cuomo in one way or another. That seems to be the time and place, yet it is never appropriate.