Glory ,'The Killer In Me'
[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, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
aurelia -- No, Jennifer Goverment was by Max Barry. And also good, but from what I recall it was less cinematic.
Mickey's = awesome. And I have to be at work in about 5 hours. So Strega = fucked. In the bad way. But it was worth it. Tune in tomorrow when I lose what's left of my mind.
TV's hit Drive was filming in my neck 'o the woods today. Very cool! I may have "yay'd" a little when I saw the signs. As I was waitng for the light to change I did see the yellow muscle car and... an ice cream truck (?) along with assorted other cars parked around. Very fun! I wish I could have stuck around to watch from a respectful distance but sadly the other cars really wanted me to go through the intersection... how rude!
an ice cream truck (?)
Oh, this must be the Twisted Metal episode.
Oh, this must be the Twisted Metal episode.
Ya know this being L.A. and all, I sorta wondered if it wasn't just some random ice cream truck just parked but then I saw the mustard yellow cool car and I thought..hummm... ice cream truck?
an ice cream truck (?)
I wonder if they got that after Dexter, or possibly Borat, was done with it.
Dexter didn't have an ice cream truck. It had an ice truck, or a refrigerated one or something.
Max Brooks is Mel Brooks' son. t /cliff claven
I've met him, but don't actually remember him. I know Eddie Brooks and had a date with Nick once, so I know some of the Brooks family.
Pickup -- "Twilight," a drama about a vampire/private eye who's dealing with the fallout from being immortal, his foes in the vampire world and a budding love for a mortal. Joel Silver is exec producing via Warner Bros. TV. Trevor Munson ("Lone Star State of Mind") and Ron Koslow ("Beauty and the Beast") wrote the script and will exec produce.
Huh.
Pickup -- "Twilight," a drama about a vampire/private eye who's dealing with the fallout from being immortal, his foes in the vampire world and a budding love for a mortal. Joel Silver is exec producing via Warner Bros. TV. Trevor Munson ("Lone Star State of Mind") and Ron Koslow ("Beauty and the Beast") wrote the script and will exec produce.
Didn't they do this one already --
A drama about an 800 year old, angst ridden vampire who lives in present day Toronto as a homicide detective in an attempt to repay for his sins and regain his mortality, with the aid of . . . , a mortal coroner, while trying to keep his secret from his partner. His quests are hindered by his tormented past and his seductive 2000 year old master.