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Reminds me of the recent Fest in Hollywood. Johnny Karlen and KLS were on stage and someone asked them if they thought Jonathan would ever come back to the Fests, in particular would he show up for the 40th this summer. KLS started out by saying something like, "Um, well, I haven't spoken to Jonathan in awhile, but I think we might be able to persuade him. Sure, why not!" and Karlen said into the mic, "Johnny ain't comin'!" to which the audience roared w/laughter.That wasn't the only time he decided to have some fun at her expense. She made some remark about the location being great, and he responded with something along the lines of: "There she goes again. Miss Everything Is So Nice. I'm so nice. Good God, woman!"
I can't remember who wrote it, it may have been from a suggestion from Dan Curtis himself, but the worst plot point wasI realize the expression is not taken literally, but I'm still trying to get past the use of the Latin word for god in reference to a Roger Davis character.
[spoiler]the whole business about Peter Bradford's ghost seeking revenge for Jeb KILLING VICKIE somewhere in the past. Terrible "deus ex Machina".That is not a Violet Wells contribution, I'd bet![/spoiler]
Ms. Criseyde, I'm sorry I missed your special birthday home page.She who hesitates is not lost.I just saw the update about it on my computer's Home Page. Oh well...
Speaking of blue eyes, DS male heartthrob, Quentin, has been described as having blue eyes, but they also look more gray.Selby's eyes are most definitely blue, but the videotape on DS doesn't always do them justice.
They've added more production stills since I initially posted the link, including a close-up of Selby in his shadesA larger version of this photo was added this week to DavidSelby.com. (By the way, if you want to receive an email notice whenever there is new material on the official Selby site, visit the Welcome page, scroll to the bottom, and subscribe to the FeedBlitz email updates.)
how have the dealer's rooms been in the past?This past year, the dealers didn't do a very brisk business. Part of it had to do with scheduling and folks clinging tenaciously to their prized seats in the main room. Part of it also had to do with the layout of the hotel and the traffic flow. Most of the actors who set up tables to sell their wares did so outside the dealers' room, which does make it easier when it comes time for the autograph line, but I suspect some folks didn't realize there was a separate room behind them, especially since the lines for autographs, badges, and banquet tickets were sometimes configured in such a way that the room appeared to be closed and/or off-limits.
Except for when we were practically in the middle of nowhere in Tarrytown in '04, my use of any of the hotels' vendors has been negligible at best.It was either that or starve.And even that year I made two trips into NYC.
That is undoubtedly the worst service I have ever seen in any restaurant in my life.
That was the Festival room rate indeed, which is why I don't think we go there anymore, they were losing money! It's prime, mid-town real estate near everything!Midtown and the theatre district have been losing some of their oldest businesses lately due to the real estate market. The Howard Johnson's facing Times Square closed within the past year. Barrymore's will close at the end of the month.
