Oh no! The actor who plays Marcus Belby in the HP films was knifed to death.
Lorne ,'Why We Fight'
Buffista Movies 6: lies and videotape
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I saw the headline "Teen Actor from Harry Potter Killed" on Yahoo yesterday, and I swear my heart stopped.
Poor kid.
Shit, that's sad.
Ugh, and he was just trying to help out.
Ants! Why did it have to be ants ? Why didn't anybody warn me? I had to plug my ears but I could still hear it. ::shudder:: I'm going to have to find a crystal skull to sleep with tonight.
Laga, and today, on my hike through the state park adjacent to my parents place, a trail took us through 1-2 foot high ant hills, and for maybe a hundred feet up and down the trail they covered it.
Bad day to wear my tevas.
eggs benedict.
Back to The Fall, IMDB lists it as 2006, fandango had a "Buy Now" link, and there are limited showings near me and some more in Manhattan. Is it just coming out, or is it fading away? Because maybe I'll have to head into the city this week to see it (oh the joy of working in a town with a direct line to Penn!)
Juliebird, IMDB lists it as 2006 because that's when it premiered at the Toronto Film Festival. It just wasn't released in US theaters until this month.
The rewatch also rekindled my absolute love of Jessica Harper and I'm sorry that she seems to have disappeared from the acting biz.
Isn't she great? Also fantastic in Phantom of the Paradise and Pennies From Heaven (Steve Martin edition).
Well, now I know you skippped or skimmed or missed my Dan Hicks article with Oxford American because she's a serious session singer who worked on his comeback album (with Karla Devito), singing red-hot Andrews Sisters, swing-era style close harmonies.
Jesus Camp. It's been written about elsewhere at length, but you'd think that a scene in which pre-scandal Ted Haggard leans into the camera and makes a joke about how he knows what you did last night, well, you'd think that scene would be the creepiest moment in any given documentary movie. But it's not even in the top ten.