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[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls and The Inside), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
Never would have guessed it, but then I'm apparently an unwashed heathen who's never heard of him.
However, I can almost gurantee that you've HEARD him because he has a distinctive voice and does a LOT of voice work for commercials.
Major congrats, Tim. This sounds like it could be a good'un! Just please, please, PLEASE let it air in a good (and non-conflicting with the other 3 show I watch) time slot.
I was thinking the same thing about politics, Robin.
Caroline at Whedonesque posted these pics of Peter Coyote. Hello, Virgil "Web" Webster
Hmmm, Peter Coyote's voice...
I think my first introduction to him was in Polanski' "Bitter Moon". He made an impression.
::checks IMDb:: Waitaminute. No. I'd seen him earlier in that Bette David & Shelley Long thing. The dude has been prolific.
Egad, Peter Coyote and Adam Baldwin? And it's Tim's baby? Hard to believe, but I'm actually going to watch tv again.
I think my first introduction to him was in Polanski' "Bitter Moon". He made an impression.
Heh. Was it also your introduction to Hugh Grant and Kristen Scott Thomas? Kind of a strange movie to encounter any of them for the first time.
Although I'd already encountered Hugh in LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM, which was actually stranger.
Ah, Lair of the White Worm....
Ah, Lair of the White Worm....
Amanda Donohoe in nothing but blue paint and a giant strap on. Good times, good times.
Was it also your introduction to Hugh Grant and Kristen Scott Thomas?
I'd seen Grant in a bunch of movies before then. In "Maurice" and "Impromptu", I think. KST--yeah, I think "Bitter Moon" was my first exposure to her. It was decidedly odd to see them again in "Four Weddings and a Funeral" afterward.
Ah, Lair of the White Worm....
I keep hearing about this movie. t runs off to check Arrrgggh! It's a Ken Russell! Run for your lives!
Arrrgggh! It's a Ken Russell! Run for your lives!
It's Ken Russell's tribute to Hammer movies, pretty much. No real-life composers were harmed in the making of this movie.
In this Onion interview, Hugh Grant talks about working with Roman Polanski and Ken Russell.