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Current Talk '24 I / Re: Another New Slideshow
« on: October 25, 2011, 02:02:53 PM »
That's great to hear, MB, about the movie slideshows.

Perhaps once the original feature films come out, you can at some point contemplate doing slide shows for the Depp film and the 2004 pilot--presuming that those are likely to be released on disc at the same time.

I am loving today's action packed shot with Ange and a blonde Mrs J (Mrs Castle in the movie) confronting one another--I think of it as the "Back away, Bitch!" pose ... I leave it to your discretion as to who is uttering the line...

G.

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Kate Jackson's Tracy character was supposed to arrive at Collinwood sometime during this period.  Presumably she would be a tutor for David rather than a governess.

G.

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Julia's hair looks a lot like where it began in 1967... This is exciting!   I'm glad I reserved a copy at my local comics shop!

G.

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If it's like other big budget feature remakes of old TV shows, you're liikely to hear a riff on the classic theme over the closing credits.

I've already given my opinion of Elfman's work in other posts, so I won't comment further.

The post about Alice Cooper doing some Addams Family thing is a hoot.  I definitely get an Addams Family vibe from that big pub photo of the cast...

Folks, it's Tim Burton, so until you get to see the movie--all bets are off!

G.

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Sheesh.  Pathetic and dumb.

G.

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Sounds good.  I wonder whether Ben Martin tagged along as well?

It's kind of ironic that Barnabas first came to the Great House as a "cousin from England," and now KLS is writing a book about the new film whose first chapter, "Journey back to Collinwood," describes a trip TO England.

If only they had all gone to Cadogan Square and had a photo op there.  If I had been there, I would definitely have suggested it!

G.

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Maybe Pee Wee could play Harry Johnson (Hairy Johnson? lol, makes me think of Dank Shadows) in the DS sequel.

G.

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Current Talk '24 I / Re: Another New Slideshow
« on: October 23, 2011, 04:02:46 AM »
Wow!  I love, love, love that shot of Thayer David telegraphing oodles of subtext as the insidious Reverend Strak.  Just fantastic!

Thanks for keeping this series going, MB.

G.

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It's Vincent Kartheiser who plays Pete, a regular character in Mad Men...

It looks as if Heathcote's role is really minor... hard to tell from the trailer of course...

G.

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OK, I watched the trailer.  I know the face of the guy who plays the Heathcote character's husband, but can't remember his name.

Interesting premise... and a story very apt for the times we are now living through, I would say...

G.

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Interesting.  Is the movie supposed to be set in the early-mid 1960s?

Nice shot of her there.

G.

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Current Talk '24 I / Re: Yet Another New Slideshow
« on: October 21, 2011, 09:46:53 PM »
I'd never heard about that TV guide article/interview, MB.  Why am I not surprised?  It helps explain Thinnes' performance in this--I've seen him in many films over the years and this is the ONLY place I can ever recall him indulging in this kind of showboating.

It seems as if DC also criticized Barbara Steele's performance in a rather tactless way when they were working on the series, given some remarks she made in the video interview with her released, I think it was on the Nightmare Castle disc, last year?

G.

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Current Talk '24 I / Re: Yet Another New Slideshow
« on: October 21, 2011, 05:44:25 PM »
Trask Dude, those are some majorly scary eyebrows you've got there!  I swear those things always remind me of smooshed caterpillars!  Ugh!!!

If Trask were going to torture me, all that would be necessary would be to have his leering face topped by those hideous eyebrow-creaturings come leeringly closer and closer to my own face.  This is the stuff of which nightmares are made!

I wonder what it sounded like when the director was coaching Thinnes.  "Roy, you're not far enough over the top yet.  We need you as far off the ground as you can get!  You're still holding back!  Don't hold back!!"

On the other hand, today's photo from NoDS reminds me why I start bouncing up and down in my seat every time I remember that we are finally approaching a release date for this very, VERY long awaited project!  If Warners is as good as their word (I'm not laying bets, gentlemen), the DS films (possibly with the 2004 pilot as an extra?) will come out shortly before Halloween of 2012.  Yay!

G.

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Glad you enjoyed it, Janet!

G.

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Here's a link to the latest episode which includes the first meeting of "Carnabas Ballins" and "Dr. Drulia Hottman":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TJr_-3tj4c

It's very, very surreal and very very cheesy... don't say I didn't warn you!

G.

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