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Fuck me...Bobcat Goldthwaite to write and direct movie based on Kinks' "Schoolboys in Disgrace" album
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Not sure what you're angsty about. If it's Bobcat you're bitchy about, reconsider: sure, Shakes the Clown is a demented comedy (I like it, even if it makes some people want to kill themselves), and if you haven't seen it, he directed World's Greatest Dad, starring Robin Williams (in a role in which he reminds us that he can be funny again), in one of the DARKEST comedies you'll ever feel really bad about laughing out loud to.
It's the additional news that I found out later that this one's going to be a musical complete with cast soundtrack album.
Remember Oliver Reed and Ann-Margret on that "Tommy" soundtrack?
Remember Oliver Reed and Ann-Margret on that "Tommy" soundtrack?
Yeah, but I'm sure Bobcat's going to hire actors that can sing...I hope.
The "Tommy" soundtrack is bad enough, but nothing beats the "Mamma Mia" film soundtrack. Meryl Streep, thankfully, can carry a note very well, but whoever thought Pierce Brosnan and Colin Firth could sing should have their directing rights revoke.
It'll be okay, Clark...take a deep breath.
The "Tommy" soundtrack is bad enough, but nothing beats the "Mamma Mia" film soundtrack. Meryl Streep, thankfully, can carry a note very well, but whoever thought Pierce Brosnan and Colin Firth could sing should have their directing rights revoke.
It'll be okay, Clark...take a deep breath.
Gus wrote: "Yeah, but I'm sure Bobcat's going to hire actors that can sing...I hope.
The "Tommy" soundtrack is bad enough, but nothing beats the "Mamma Mia" film soundtrack. Meryl Streep, thankfully, can carr..."
Thanks for trying to talk me down Gus, but I just had a nightmare vision of Alan Rickman as The Headmaster trying on "The Hard Way" for size.
The "Tommy" soundtrack is bad enough, but nothing beats the "Mamma Mia" film soundtrack. Meryl Streep, thankfully, can carr..."
Thanks for trying to talk me down Gus, but I just had a nightmare vision of Alan Rickman as The Headmaster trying on "The Hard Way" for size.
You know what, Clark? Alan Rickman? That doesn't sound like a bad idea after all.
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