There's no misunderestimating James Cromwell. The 68 year-old actor, who came to prominence in the 90s with star turns in the popular Babe films and critically-acclaimed performances in L.A. Confidential and RKO 281, stands an incredible six foot seven inches tall and has a distinct, authoritative voice -- a combo that continues to make him one of the hardest-working character actors in the business....
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Paul Pope has built a reputation as a visionary artist and writer on the strength of some of the most acclaimed graphic novels of the past decade, including Heavy Liquid and [URL=...
A constellation of A-list stars worked for scale on writer/director Paul Haggis' film Crash, just so they could be a part of the socially-charged indie project. It paid off for them as everyone involved with Crash got some acclaim and indie cred. The film...
Paul Pope has built a reputation as a visionary artist and writer on the strength of some of the most acclaimed graphic novels of the past decade, including Heavy Liquid and 100%. His multiple-Eisner-winning story, Batman: Year 100, immersed the dark knight in the same kind of near-future dystopia that makes his creator-owned work so thrilling. If you saw The Dark Knight this...
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john_hancok:
wow great interview, I publish my own manga series. So I'm still trying to find my way into the mainstream you definetly just motivated me to keep at it because I can become a true writer/publisher some day. thanks.
jaws318:
Paul Pope has always been a cool guy. i met him like ten years ago....it's nice to know he is the same guy still.
A constellation of A-list stars worked for scale on writer/director Paul Haggis' film Crash, just so they could be a part of the socially-charged indie project. It paid off for them as everyone involved with Crash got some acclaim and indie cred. The film plowed on to win three Academy Awards.
The new small-screen version of Crash, which premieres on Starz on October...
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The new small-screen version of Crash, which premieres on Starz on October...
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lovegrenade:
Dennis kicked ass in "the trip"........heheh, I love that movie........."psych out" was he in that? THINKING? anyway FRANK BOOTH was always one of my all-time favorite characters,,,,,,,,Dennis is Brilliant and a national Treasure!
cassiel:
IT'S A BULLET FROM A FUCKING GUN, FUCKER!!!
Often when an actor does press for one project, there's really another big project that people really want to hear about. Harrison Ford's last several movies were sort of excuses to get scoops on Indy IV. Zachary Quinto is in the rare position to have two equally...
Often when an actor does press for one project, there's really another big project that people really want to hear about. Harrison Ford's last several movies were sort of excuses to get scoops on Indy IV. Zachary Quinto is in the rare position to have two equally anticipated projects. Trekkies and general sci-fi fans want to see his take on the young Spock in...
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sweetmistake:
to say the least, i adore this man. it's very rare where you find an actor that's truly rooted in the art and in their craft and honestly give it their all like he does.
plus i'd ride him off into the sunet without thinking twice, but cmon i think that goes without saying. i fangirled a little on the inside reading it, i will not front.
plus i'd ride him off into the sunet without thinking twice, but cmon i think that goes without saying. i fangirled a little on the inside reading it, i will not front.
Real Time comedian Bill Maher and Borat director Larry Charles are men on a mission: to destroy societys blind...
Real Time comedian Bill Maher and Borat director Larry Charles are men on a mission: to destroy societys blind faith in God. The medium they chose to convey their doctrine is not a dusty old book, but an entertaining documentary which highlights the ridiculous aspects of religion, hence its name, Religulous.
In an effort to spread their brand of enlightenment, Charles and Maher embarked...
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In an effort to spread their brand of enlightenment, Charles and Maher embarked...
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perilouspup:
i have seen this movie twice! (in the theater!!)
and a great interview by the way....
i see a big part of the problem of society comes from group assignment. like said about atheism or agnosticism, everyone HAS to be branded with a strict structure of belief. that's just ridiculous. i can go to the vegetarian group here and listen to pescetarians (doesn't the word sound denominational?) call themselves "vegetarians" when the majority of the time they practice doing one thing, but every now and then they commit the mortal sin of having a little fish and they go straight to hell for being "wrong". people do take their beliefs way too seriously.
i liked that there was reference to the thc ministry, as well as the cerne abbas giant (i'm sure there's a way to make them go together as one could grow around the other). personally, two of my favorite religions would be the church of the flying spaghetti monster as well as the church of stop shopping. sadly, these did not make the list.
did it surprise you at all how it seemed so many people had hate for bill maher, mostly for posing questions that were well-founded? i have to wonder what the percentage of people is that just think him to be pure evil.
and a great interview by the way....
i see a big part of the problem of society comes from group assignment. like said about atheism or agnosticism, everyone HAS to be branded with a strict structure of belief. that's just ridiculous. i can go to the vegetarian group here and listen to pescetarians (doesn't the word sound denominational?) call themselves "vegetarians" when the majority of the time they practice doing one thing, but every now and then they commit the mortal sin of having a little fish and they go straight to hell for being "wrong". people do take their beliefs way too seriously.
i liked that there was reference to the thc ministry, as well as the cerne abbas giant (i'm sure there's a way to make them go together as one could grow around the other). personally, two of my favorite religions would be the church of the flying spaghetti monster as well as the church of stop shopping. sadly, these did not make the list.
did it surprise you at all how it seemed so many people had hate for bill maher, mostly for posing questions that were well-founded? i have to wonder what the percentage of people is that just think him to be pure evil.
thejuanupsman:
Interesting interview. I'll have to look for the movie.
Never has there been a time when Americans needed to rage more against the machine. As we weather a perfect storm of a Great Depression-like financial meltdown, a war that's more costly (in so many ways) than Vietnam, and daily scandals that make Watergate look like a Boy Scout prank, guitarist, singer...
Trust no one! That special brand of suburban-paranoid chic that worked so well for Shia LaBeouf and director D.J. Caruso in last year's box-office sleeper hit Disturbia is now being repeated, writ large, in Eagle Eye, a $100 million-budget, chase-heavy thriller in which our hero is framed by God knows who as a dangerous domestic terrorist and must go on the run and stay...
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He's a man who made humongous mistakes, the biggest of which was his son,