'Dirty Girls'
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I don't consider that hysterical so much as fucking creepy with a side of anger.
Well, in that case, he did a lot of that in Young Frankenstein, except substitute obsessed with a side of really fucking funny.
He also did some hysterical there, but a lot of it was definitely obsessed instead.
I also think he played non-hysterical in Young Frankenstein at enough points where it made the hysterical funnier.
"My grandfather's work was doo-doo! [STAB] Class dismissed."
Wow. It looks like the Sun-Times has put all of Roger Ebert's film reviews online.
It looks like there will be two composers scoring Batman Begins.
And DB really is doing that movie with Henry Thomas.
Zap2it says that Sigourney Weaver is being considered for Emma Frost.
The folks at TORN have set up a website for Peter Jackson's King Kong.
Another mention of the Whedon/X-men movie rumor and another from TV Guide.
The Ebert archive has been online for at least 4 years, Tom. at [link]
The thing is, Willy Wonka and Blazing Saddles are the only times he didn't play hysterical. He is FABULOUS when he isn't being hysterical.
Well, there's his bit work in Bonnie & Clyde, too. He wasn't hysterical in that, was he? (Seriously, it's been a number of years since I've seen it.)
hayden, B&C is showing on TCM next weekend (9/26 at 4:00 Eastern). I haven't seen it, but TiVo is ready to record.
Well, please let me know, Fred. I caught the end on TCM at the beginning of the year, and it reminded me what I like and don't like about it.