Quote from: Bette on April 15, 2003, 10:27:19 PM

and he never once touched his hair!

Then how did you know for sure it was him? Did he start screaming his lines for no apparent reason?

Nope, the director must have reined him in  but I did recognize the voice before I recognized the hair. 

Bette

Don't know who is commutable but Polly Magoo will be playing at the Florence Gould Hall on April 15th as part of a William Klein retrospective.  The website says its subtltled in English .. I'll finally know what Ms. Hall is saying as the Killer Fashion DIVA  :

 http://www.fiaf.org/800x600/french%20film/klein.htm

That should be a wonderful experience, Julia99. I have the tape in French also, but it was a real treat to join Midnite at the LA Museum of Art last year to see the film in English, and finally know what she was saying.  Enjoy!

Bette

Happy Birthday, Profstokes!  Hope it's a great one.



Bette

Happy Birthday!  Hope it's a good one! 

Bette

Thank you everyone for sticking with me thus far, and reading "Shadows on the Wall" for four years (and a nice round of applause to my fantastic cabal of writers, who are more than devoted, tireless, and talented to boot).  And I'd also like to take this opportunity to welcome Terry Bowers to the group.  Terry is a terrific writer (and a big fan of Julia Hoffman, I understand) ... look for her chapter in upcoming weeks.

Again, thanks everybody -- our entire team appreciates your support!

Hurray! Terry is indeed a wonderful writer, who's work can be found on the Grayson website. She has also been writing "fillers" for the JList for a while now, letting us know what's going on in between scenes, and  in the minds of the characters (mostly B and J), filling in what the DS writers left out.  She will be a great addition to the wonderful writers who are contributing to "Shadows on the Wall."

Many thanks to you, Nicky  and to the other wonderful writers who continue to write chapters of "Shadows on the Wall." 

Bette 

i mean why did Magda have to go?  She was such fun too. . i of course miss Julia but Magda. . whadda dame!  Makes you wonder what was happening in the writers room, eg. the bar down the street. . .

As for Magda disappearing, I think that was because Grayson was suddenly unavailable. Steve can tell us why probably. I think it was either that she left briefly to do one of her film roles, or it was the time  Sam's father became ill (and then passed away) in Ohio and they had to both leave the show briefly.

Bette

Have a great birthday, Bob.  I'll join the others in having a drink in your honor--make mine a rum and coke!

Bette