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theflyingexecutive posted:Lol, I didn’t even read the part where he is (was?) diabetic, holy poo poo yeah that dude needs regular food and naps working for up to thirteen hours a day. Walking off set is also a perfectly reasonable thing to do after a head injury from spfx too. That poo poo is supposed to be totally locked down and idiot-proof. It’s extremely not good to come that close to a facial scar when so much of your work depends on your face. It's almost as bad as when David O'Russell was screaming at Lily Tomlin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SG43wa7Alo I love how Tomlin isn't really intimidated. She's been through this bullshit before.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8NztyYiFxQ I Heart Huckabees must have been such an uncomfortable shoot.
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I hadn't seen those before but I'm very glad I have an even better reason to despise David O. Russell.
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David O. Russell is for sure a piece of poo poo for that, but didn't he also molest his niece or something?
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LesterGroans posted:David O. Russell is for sure a piece of poo poo for that, but didn't he also molest his niece or something? Yes.
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Rule number one, don't commit a crime on Baker St: https://news.sky.com/story/sherlock...impression=true
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I wonder how "near" Baker it was. Like, within 15 blocks?
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I love the story about how David O. Russell was bullying the crew on Three Kings, and George Clooney threatened to beat the poo poo out of him in front of everyone if he didn't cut it out.
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Jun 2, 2018 14:20
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and then Clooney would have gone to jail for assault
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Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:I love the story about how David O. Russell was bullying the crew on Three Kings, and George Clooney threatened to beat the poo poo out of him in front of everyone if he didn't cut it out. Doesn’t Clooney have a pretty big reputation of going to bat for the crews of movies he’s in?
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Ugly In The Morning posted:Doesn’t Clooney have a pretty big reputation of going to bat for the crews of movies he’s in? Clooney for President.
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Ugly In The Morning posted:Doesn’t Clooney have a pretty big reputation of going to bat for the crews of movies he’s in? Yes. Also, oddly, TCruise is apparently one of the easiest to work with, most professional and giving actors in The Biz.
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Ugly In The Morning posted:Doesn’t Clooney have a pretty big reputation of going to bat for the crews of movies he’s in? He's also a huge prankster.
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Matt Zerella posted:Yes. Also, oddly, TCruise is apparently one of the easiest to work with, most professional and giving actors in The Biz. Keanu Reeves as well.
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Aw, drat, Imposters got canceled.
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Timby posted:Aw, drat, Imposters got canceled. God dammit. My hopes they stick this season now.
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https://mobile.twitter.com/kibblesmith/status/1002767089378254849
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I can already hear the synth/MIDI theme song.
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Timby posted:Aw, drat, Imposters got canceled. Booooooo. What are even the standards for renewal/cancelation for a network that doesn't appear to have any other shows (you know what I mean, fictional narratives and not reality tv or talk shows)? Mind you, I'm not really sure what the natural end for this story is. Like, taking these characters through season after season is sorta depressing. I'm an episode behind but so far I think they've done a really good job in the second season showing that no matter how much joy they may get from this life its doing more damage both on their lives and just on their own selves. I hope they finish the season in some kind of good resolution for them. They did last season so I'm hopeful.
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Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:I love the story about how David O. Russell was bullying the crew on Three Kings, and George Clooney threatened to beat the poo poo out of him in front of everyone if he didn't cut it out. Actually Clooney did punch O Russell for bullying an extra. Though it was clearly the last in a string of incidents since O Russell is a bullying piece of poo poo.
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muscles like this! posted:Behind the scenes talk about what went down on the set of Lethal Weapon. Wait, they had PINKERTONS on set for security? I feel like I missed a huge part of American history here. Also, holy crap, this Lethal Weapon stuff basically comes down to the fired guy directing an episode/scene that had an explosion that hosed up and put a piece of shrapnel in Damon Wayans' head? I feel like if that had just been a regular director and not a costar we would have just had universal calls for firing/lawsuits. Either way I feel like Hollywood gossip really buried the lead on this "He was fired for being an rear end in a top hat" story.
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They need to make sure the Screen Actors' Guild doesn't start poo poo.
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It's weird watching the new JERSEY SHORE and seeing that 'The Situation' is the grown up, sober, voice of reason.
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Wouldn't something like that be more under the purview of the stunt coordinator?
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Well the Director's job is to oversee the rest of the crew so if like the editor fucks up something you'd still blame the director if he didn't catch it in the final cut. And unless the explosion itself hosed up hugely it can theoretically be a problem of blocking or actor direction or something. I don't know. But if an explosion takes a piece out of an actor and that actor blames his two year co-star directing and not the stunt guy and that costar/director takes responsibility publicly then I'll just assume it was on him somehow.
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STAC Goat posted:Also, holy crap, this Lethal Weapon stuff basically comes down to the fired guy directing an episode/scene that had an explosion that hosed up and put a piece of shrapnel in Damon Wayans' head? I feel like if that had just been a regular director and not a costar we would have just had universal calls for firing/lawsuits. Either way I feel like Hollywood gossip really buried the lead on this "He was fired for being an rear end in a top hat" story. There are on-set accidents you never ever ever hear about because there’s a whole pr/risk management department of the studio to handle those things. There was a crew member who died on a very prominent show filmed in NY and there is absolutely zero press about it because it’s NDAed to hell and back. SAG is the weakest on-set union for sure, but you know that their rep was in on the meeting about compensation and punishing the people responsible (or not).
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muscles like this! posted:Wouldn't something like that be more under the purview of the stunt coordinator? Stunt coordinator and special effects first, then the first assistant director, then the director. The director can overrule these people, however and if those other people voiced concerns about the stunt but were overruled, then someone on that first list is def at fault. It’s either a pure accident (usually those are one-take shots and freak accidents happen), something was missed either by negligence or carelessness, or concerns were voiced and overruled by the director or 1AD or producer. Theoretically, anyone who feels something is unsafe can call a cut or a hold until it’s fixed, especially an AD or shop steward (who represents the unionized crew’s safety), so it’s hard to say who’s at fault from the limited knowledge we have. theflyingexecutive fucked around with this message at 00:45 on Jun 3, 2018 |
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STAC Goat posted:Well the Director's job is to oversee the rest of the crew so if like the editor fucks up something you'd still blame the director if he didn't catch it in the final cut. And unless the explosion itself hosed up hugely it can theoretically be a problem of blocking or actor direction or something. I don't know. But if an explosion takes a piece out of an actor and that actor blames his two year co-star directing and not the stunt guy and that costar/director takes responsibility publicly then I'll just assume it was on him somehow. It really doesn't sound like they had a good working relationship to begin with. So Wayans automatically blaming Crawford for anything going wrong doesn't sound too far fetched.
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DrVenkman posted:It's weird watching the new JERSEY SHORE and seeing that 'The Situation' is the grown up, sober, voice of reason. i mean he is like 50 now
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muscles like this! posted:It really doesn't sound like they had a good working relationship to begin with. So Wayans automatically blaming Crawford for anything going wrong doesn't sound too far fetched. Agreed. Theoretically, the director is responsible for everything that happens on set, but their work is mostly working to set the shot and the lines and actions of the actors. Many directors don’t have the technical knowledge about the effects and defer to the people in charge of them (stunt coordinator, special effects department head, 1st assistant director, the propmaster and/or armorer) about where, what, and when is safe to shoot.
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DrVenkman posted:It's weird watching the new JERSEY SHORE and seeing that 'The Situation' is the grown up, sober, voice of reason. How is Family Vacation? I unabashedly love the reality schlock the original Jersey Shore was, but I haven't checked out the revival at all yet.
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esperterra posted:How is Family Vacation? I unabashedly love the reality schlock the original Jersey Shore was, but I haven't checked out the revival at all yet. It's not as good/bad as one would like, but it's okay. Floribama Shore, on the other hand, is loving hilarious and almost surpasses the Italy season of Jersey Shore.
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precision posted:the Italy season of Jersey Shore. YOU'RE IN THE STREETS OF FLORENCE
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I sincerely hope whoever said "Why not send them to Italy?" got a promotion.
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I sincerely hope Pauly D got his rear end kicked in that bar.
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Just finished up Killing Eve. Hot drat, is Jodie Comer a terrific talent.
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So that Reverie pilot was schmaltzy as hell, but kinda fun imo.
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esperterra posted:So that Reverie pilot was schmaltzy as hell, but kinda fun imo. It was hilariously bad.
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