Buffy ,'Potential'
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But then I found that the Church Of The Third Revelation was a millennialist cult in the late 19th century.
Interesting. It looks like PTA used a lot of historical details when he wrote the script. I read that he took the milkshake line verbatim from a transcript of the Teapot Dome Scandal hearings.
eta Good analysis by Phil. I always like reading his opinions, even when I don't agree with them (in this case I do).
This sounds awesome just based on the title:
(FROM HOLLYWOOD REPORTER) – Sean Lennon has been tapped to write the score for writer-director Jordan Galland's vampire comedy Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Undead. The movie stars Jake Hoffman (Click) as an unemployed actor who gets his big break directing a bizarre off-Broadway production of Hamlet written by a Romanian (The Sopranos' John Ventimiglia) who happens to be undead. Devon Aoki (Sin City) has been cast as Hoffman's love interest; Jeremy Sisto (Law & Order) plays a bumbling cop investigating murders surrounding the project; and Ralph Macchio plays a mob boss who ends up battling with vampires. Lennon previously scored the fantasy musical he wrote and acted in, Friendly Fire. Akoi also appeared in that project. (Hollywood Reporter)
We're on the verge of losing a movie. Spike Jonze's version of Where the Wild Things Are is a film with an uncertain future as executives behind the scenes at Warner Bros and Legendary Pictures are right now trying to figure out whether or not to essentially reshoot the entire film.
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Undead
Ha! Awesome.
The title alone. . .
Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day clips - the 3rd one down features Lee Pace. (The first one features Ciaran Hinds.)
Live action Akira film produced by Leonardo di Caprio.
We got the new Joan Crawford box set yesterday and watched Sadie McKee last night. Let me profess my Joan love again. That woman is FIERCE! My fave actress ever!
My fave actress ever!
I admire that. I think A Woman's Face is in that set. That's really one of her best roles ever. Cukor drew a subtle (yet fierce!) performance from her.
Dominic Monaghan cast in Wolverine as "Blackwing."
vampire comedy Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Undead.
Hmmm. Could be brilliant, could make my head explode.