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Post 41

Blues Shark - For people who like this sort of thing, then this is just the sort of thing they'll like


I have no idea which 12 lines they were. Sorry.

smiley - shark


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Post 42

EncyBass-: Not going to be around much next week, cos I've got a new job...

Aaargh.
I've just remembered the scene in The 6th Day where Arnie is talking to his clone.
"I vud not hav tort of dat"
"Yes you vud- youar me!"
"Ho-ho-ho"
"Ha-ha-ha"


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Post 43

Xanatic

I still like Arnie movies better than Sly movies.


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Post 44

Element9inety2wo

A six figure sum for 12 lines?? Hmm I think I've finally found my vocation! smiley - smiley

I think most egomaniacal actors have that clause & it doesn't necessarily hinder their films, you just need a director who knows what he's doing. But surely the worst line (in both content & delivery) is when Arnie tells a frisky Sharon Stone, "Ohoh, you ah soo kinkee."

I thought Sly was quite good in Antz smiley - smiley but any mention of his name makes me seethe at the memory of Rocky winning Best Picture while Taxi Driver didn't. smiley - grr


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Post 45

HarpoNotMarx (((2*1)^6)-6-(2*8)=42

Reading back over the thread, I think there's a big element here of the 'Eye of the beholder'. Inevitably, people are entertained by different things. Personally, I can't conceive of being entertained by the soaps that we are fed ad nauseam smiley - ill, but judging by the viewing figure millions are. Ya pays ya money......
In the right mood, often lubricated by a bottle of wine and the company, you're in, I defy anybody not to enjoy a little bit of what others define as complete tosh [Antoine de Caunes, Graham Norton and the cast of Friend$ have been kept in style by this bizarre phenomenon for years]
As long as it's not illegal, I say live and let live!

Harpo
smiley - geek


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Post 46

Hedrigall

"A six figure sum for 12 lines?? Hmm I think I've finally found my vocation!"

While the money is good in Hollywood, conditions for a writer are apparently really bad. Peter Morwood described the experience roughly as follows:

The put a sensitive part of your anatomy in a vise, and then start handing you hundred dollar bills while turning the handle until you shout "STOP"!
smiley - tongueout
Hed


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