Last night, Miss Essie opened her home to a small huddle of Firsties to watch the 1938 film version of You Can't Take It With You, the play we're currently in the midst of producing. Basic premise: a lovable family of eccentrics and misfits interfaces with huff-puffy stilted gentry. Mayhem ensues. Love is fallen into. Someone Learns A Lesson.
My character was cut from the film version. But with the modifications in narrative arc from stage to film, she wouldn't have fit in or added anything we hadn't seen before. As one hapless person after another fell to the cult-like charm of the family, the Dutchess will be the final convert. You will eat my blintzes...
Tonight is V Is For Vendetta with
tcb and
goat and friends. EDIT: It was last night and I missed it by screwing up my calendar. But since I blocked out the time to see the movie tonight, I'm still going. Anyone interested is welcome and encouraged to join scatterbrained me. I'm one of those people who never saw the Natalie Portman Star Wars movies, and am acquainted with her work only through the ass-kicking Day In The Life of Natalie Portman. Hope we get more of her smackdown 'tude tonight.
My character was cut from the film version. But with the modifications in narrative arc from stage to film, she wouldn't have fit in or added anything we hadn't seen before. As one hapless person after another fell to the cult-like charm of the family, the Dutchess will be the final convert. You will eat my blintzes...
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Date: 2006-03-30 03:18 pm (UTC)That was actually last night. We were wondering where you were. :/
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Date: 2006-03-30 03:46 pm (UTC)BTW, rent The Professional, it has Natalie Portman in it, when she was probably 12 years old. Great movie.
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Date: 2006-03-30 05:00 pm (UTC)I smoked weed every day
I cheated every test
And snorted all the yay
Props to the boys from The Lonely Island who masterminded this and other SNL digital shorts. They're giving SNL a true rebirth.
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