Also appearing in the show will be Eric Balfour, of short-lived (har) fame as Jesse.
I KNEW I recognized that name. There goes any cred I had.
If JAR is playing a lawyer, I will laaaaaugh.
Then laaaaaugh away. The premise of the show is based on young and ambitious ADAs. All signs point to JAR in expensive, well-cut suits.
well you could always be FONG (Fans OF a Naked Gunn)
That's a given, even if it's only ever happened in my head.
edit: Just because the "g" is silent doesn't mean I can ignore it.
I KNEW I recognized that name.
He was also a fairly semi-regular character in early Six Feet Under.
And he was in Day 1 of
24.
And whatshername's boyfriend in The O.C.
He was also a fairly semi-regular character in early Six Feet Under.
And he was in Day 1 of 24.
And whatshername's boyfriend in The O.C.
Huh. None of them were/are on my watch list. No wonder it was this vague sense of recognition...
The premise of the show is based on young and ambitious ADAs. All signs point to JAR in expensive, well-cut suits.
ah, the magic of hollywood. no ADA I know can afford well cut suits.
I know one who can, but he also owns the krav centre.
eta: Whoops, he's the deputy DA. Never mind.
DB's publicist is doing a bang-up job. First a page in the most recent people, then a story with pic in today's USA Today on the work he's doing with
Bones'
cop advisors to look like he really knows how to shoot combined with some bits on what a good husband and dad he is.
edit: the story calls him a heartthrob.
Also, a recent story about the Buffy boxed set refers to "the brilliant James Marsters." Yay, publicists and fans who write for major publications.
Yay, publicists and fans who write for major publications.
Surely non-publicists and non-fans can think he's brilliant, no?
Surely non-publicists and non-fans can think he's brilliant, no?
Sure, but they're less likely to get into print.
