It's one of the perks. You're always keeping busy. You're always doing movies and TV and a lot of voice work. Over the years, has there been a role that you're particularly proud of that you feel didn't get the recognition it deserved in its time, that you'd like to shout-out for Screen Rant?
There have been a couple Probably the number one is a movie called Asher, which I produced. It took five years to get done.
It turned out exactly as I had imagined in my mind. Nobody saw it. The few reviewers who did see it wrote very positively about it. The few friends of mine who saw it said it was among the best things they'd ever seen me do. And I agree. The shame of it all was that it was a big tree falling in the forest and nobody heard it, so it almost didn't happen.
I've been on a couple of sets and I've been able to see how much work goes into even the quote-unquote "small low-budget movies," and then for it to come out and for you to be so proud of it, I hope we can get a few more people to give it a chance.
It was a little bit of a heartbreak. But you write for one of my favorite movie sites, and maybe one day we'll do an interview about the devolution of cinema. With the advent of all the streaming and stuff, that's a whole other conversation. For sure. But kinda building on that, The Big Ugly is releasing in a time when theaters are just not open right now.
What is your opinion on video on demand and direct-to-DVD and that whole ecosystem separate from the movie theater business? I'm a little heartbroken that something that means as much to me as cinema is unrecognizable in terms of how it reaches the marketplace compared to when I was a kid growing up and all the things I had assumed.
I mean, that being said, I still believe movies have a power and glory that will always hold a place in my own consciousness of great majesty. I will always find ways to be involved with things that I just find to be worthwhile. I don't worry about the rest of it. It's nothing I can control. I tried to control it. I tried to build a company called Wing and a Prayer Pictures. Asher was the last movie of that. I realized it doesn't matter what you do, there's no endgame to it.
It was a very painful moment. But it never had anything to do with my love and enthusiasm for cinema itself. Finding a way to do The Big Ugly, and now I'm helping to get it marketed and we're looking at drive-in theaters, the culture's answer to the Coronavirus.
We're looking to get in every drive-in theater in the United States, and this is a perfect drive-in movie. You find different ways to skin the cat. Zak Wojnar is a writer from New York City.
That man is sexy! That being said, the only thing that got me through Alien Resurrection was lustfully watching his filthy, trigger-happy merc. Yes, Willem Defoe needs to be added. What about Clint Howard and Rachel Dratch!? I completely agree with Lauren. Benicio del Toro is one of my biggest crushes. He has the intense personality that makes you feel like you can just melt in his arms.
You forgot the homosexual who plays the glittery vampire in Twilight…ummm, something Pattinson? His hair constantly looks like he just got out of bed. A hairstylist works on that look for about 2 hours before he does anything in public or on film.
Working really hard to look unkempt is way worse than being naturally ugly. I guess I have weird taste because I think several of those people are quite good looking. But, perhaps it is their acting skills which are most attractive? Um, hello? What about Sarah Jessica Parker? Even with that hideous growth removed from her chin, she still looks a horse. Renee Zellweger would also look better with a bag over her head. Her face is always so pinched. You know, those squinty eyes and pursed lips — she looks like she just ate a bushel of lemons.
Mickey Rourke, too dear God, what the hell happened to his face?!? Oh, and have you seen Al Pacino lately? A FAR cry from his Godfather days. Funny thing is…many of those ugly actors are also really damn good actors…Paris Hilton notwithstanding….
Blog Comment Day I fully agree with this list. I would like to add:. Anyway, the list is very interesting, but ugly is just not a nice word.
You should create a new chicks only ugly list. The reason is the PC controversial nature of such a list. Kinda like fat ugly chicks criticizing the Victoria Secret show. This webpage should be pulled down. These people are not ugly. Before that, he became known in England for his role in the British television drama Hetty Wainthropp Investigates Actor Footloose.
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