I Care a Lot (Alot)

@snood,

snood wrote:

Dang. Sorry, Frank. I hate when that’s done to me. I should’ve given a warning. There might still be enough twists to make it interesting, but - sorry.

No problem, Snood. I have done the same thing myself. Just thought I'd mention it in case there were other juicy tidbits to come out.

I read an article a few months back about how decent an actress Pike has become. I originally thought she was a pretty face and nice body, but obviously there is a lot more to her.

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@glitterbag,

glitterbag wrote:

EEK, sorry Frank.....watch it anyway......there are enough surprises to keep you entertained.

No problem.

Same thing as above, Glitter. Just protecting against other reveals. Gonna get it at some point. Nancy and I are starved for new stuff. Seems like the entertainment world went out of business recently.

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@snood,

snood wrote:

Were you a GoT watcher? That’s where I first started paying attention to Dinklage.

Nancy and I just binged GoT...even though we were avid fans during its run. Lots of stuff comes up in re-watching that went right over our heads during the first run. AND that is true even though we both had read the books before watching the series.

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@snood,

I didn't want to like GoT, I was sure I would hate it but I got hooked. The villains were so despicable, and for some reason I was fascinated by the dragons, especially when they were only about a foot tall, and they could already shoot flames. I usually get bored with all the fantasy stuff, but I fell hard for Game of Thrones.

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@Frank Apisa,

Frank Apisa wrote:

glitterbag wrote:

EEK, sorry Frank.....watch it anyway......there are enough surprises to keep you entertained.

No problem.

Same thing as above, Glitter. Just protecting against other reveals. Gonna get it at some point. Nancy and I are starved for new stuff. Seems like the entertainment world went out of business recently.

I’m going to see ‘Nobody’ today - new action movie starring Bob Odenkirk of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul fame. This will be a departure for him - he started out writing comedy for Seinfeld. The movie is being produced by the same folks who did the John Wicks, so it promises to be fun!

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@Frank Apisa,

I can't remember if we discussed it here, but did we discuss the movie 'Mank'? I loved it, but I am a sponge when it comes to that period of American Movie making and society. It revolves around Herman Mankiewicz as he writes the screen play for Citizen Kane. Practically every notable celebrity is represented, studio heads, newspaper moguls, Upton Sinclair, Marian Davies, Irving Thalberg, Orson Wells, John Houseman, just a whole grab bag of interesting characters from that era.

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@snood,

He's (Odenkirk) another favorite of mine. He had a part in one of the "The Office" episodes, he plays a Michael clone, same irritating neediness and bravado. I didn't know he wrote for Seinfeld.

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@glitterbag,

He is in a new movie titled "Nobody."

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@gollum,

gollum wrote:

He is in a new movie titled "Nobody."

Read back a few posts, gollum.

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