anderswolleck

I heart the scissor sisters. so. much. they are all I listen to these days.

http://suicidegirls.com/boards/Music/53385/

Nice. You're certainly never the one to stay home staring @ the walls...

It was just a joke...I'm sure they're fine.

Excellent Walken interview sir. Did he really smell musty? I figured he'd be a dapper gentlemen.

Nice interview. I don't know if I would be offended or complimented by the "Freaky SG Bitches" part or not...if I was an SG.

Typical Irish Rap Thug.

I always enjoyed the Irish side of his music, however I think that many performers (musicians, actors) should never speak publicly, outside their mediums. Rollins and Biafra though, are two great excecptions.

Seems like this thread is a bit old, but it was at the top of the list.

I loved Deadringer and Since We Last Spoke. The Soul Position stuff, that Aceyalone album and the mixtapes are all great.

But I HATE the third hand. I guess I was just expecting something else (something good). that was an album i actually pre-ordered. i dont know if it was just the fact that it wasn't hip hop djing, but there is only 1 or 2 tracks on the entire thing that are even worth a second listning.

Outside of that I have seen him live a few times and he does put on a great show.

"fignuts" and "jerkface" are forever in my lexicon.

Fignuts.

I just love his movies, You shouls watch to the other movies!
He is brazillian, just like me, and does very very good work!
xoxo

I recommend that people see his other wonderful film, Central Station. Now if only I could find a better movie theater in this tiny town they've got me holed up in...

John Sayles and Jim Jarmusch are the lone American filmmakers who have consistently maintained my respect for their body of work in the last 20 or so years.

There are few who write such terrific dialogue for such diverse characters as he presents in his films, and he seems to be one of the only directors left that is willing to actually sit back and allow actors to act.

Kind of a sad commentary that this interview has been up all these hours and has so few responses. Perhaps he should employ more jump cuts and mood lighting into his films, or just change his name to Fincher in order to earn some notice from people around here.

Thanks alot for this wonderful interview.

[Edited on Oct 05, 2004 by Westley]

I'm glad DRE got the interview, but when the director of Casa de los Babys says the director he feels he most resembles is David Lean, you have to question his judgement and possibly his sanity.

Here's an assessment by a fellow liberal.

Christopher Walken is one of the few actors I think truly is an actor. Unfortunately, the rest are all about the same age too. Hollywood nowadays are just pretty faces. Chris can act, sing and dance. That used to be the requirements of an actor.

And why is it I read the interview and I still hear him saying it?! It's like he's in my head, talking!