He must have had at least a bit of caffeine for that second Chatterbox. I mean, he usually comes across as fairly straightlaced during interviews, but that time he was doing voices and jumping all over. I liked it.
Pretty or not, the whole Orlando thing is cringe-worthy. In terms of talent or personality, I may as well have gone for cardboard.
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The many faces and colors of Adam Pascal.
Orange. Just kind of like Jesse's mashed sweet potatoes.
Red...dish chest blemish. (I also think this is his "HAY REGINA!" face.)
Yellow.
Ethnic. (The pattern vaguely resembles cannibis leaves, no?)
Just because.
The saddest part of it all? I had all of these saved on my computer at one point.
Ahahaha, I would LOVE to see him on caffeine, that could cause some serious entertainment on my part.
Oh my Lord...Orlando Bloom...(head-desk). I was a total little fan-girl of his, no joke...I even had a freaking calender!
It's so cringe-worthy; and espically (sp??) after seeing Troy. I complained to all my friends that he had the best face/body in the whole movie, when hands down Eric Bana was the true babe.
That's what threw me about the Chatterbox, Ariella. But... I think the hyper seems to be at least a piece of the norm. Though I'm sure the enormous Jamba Juice he came marching into the place with had something to do with it. There's sugar in those things, right?
Who is that with Adam in the shiny silver shirt picture?
Oh, that Multicolored Pascal chap and his crotch grabbing on stage.
(Craww also has an Orlando Bloom calendar. I know, because I sent it to her.)
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Emcee - Simone. I've always heard that she was vocally amazing but her acting left a lot to be desired. I also feel like I wouldn't physically buy her in the role. I'll get around to acquiring an audio of her in the role at some point. I'd like to hear an audio of Simone, Will, and Lisa in a regional production from 2006, but I'm not sure a recording even exists.
Regina - he's like a rainbow. (Oh, the implications.)
Updated On: 2/26/07 at 06:02 PM
She has such a great voice, but looks too old to believably play opposite him, regardless of the fact that Adam never looked young enough to believably play the supposed age of the character anyway. As long as the three leads were consistent with one another, I didn't really care. I never saw Simone, though. Boo understudies.
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Apparently they had zero chemistry, too. Win some, lose some. And right, I don't think anyone who played those roles ever looked truly young enough to play the supposed age of the characters, except for maybe someone like Mandy Gonzalez.
Why do I procrastinate on here? Why???? And why am I so flipping hyper? I swear Oreos will do that to a kid...
Oooo nice pictures Simaese! I'm loving the cigarette behind the ear too...rather sexy in a 'You'll get Lung Cancer one day if you Don't stop yet I still "wuv" you' type of way.
O thank God, I'm not the only one who had a calender
Seriously, I just look back and cringe...how could I ever have liked him?
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I think it'll be all right. Updated On: 2/26/07 at 06:08 PM
I remember hearing they had good chemistry, heh.
None of them really looked it, no; that's why I was saying that as long as there was some consistency within the trio, it didn't matter. I don't think the majority of the audience really knew that they were only supposed to be like twenty.
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Well, I think the person who mentioned that was a huge Maya Days fan, and supposedly Maya and Simone despised each other, so...
Yeah, I was totally in agreement with you on the age consistency.
I never understood people's love for Orlando Bloom. Then again, I was the 14 year old who was obsessed with soap opera stars.
The "orange" picture made me laugh at the thought of Adam getting a spray-on tan. In the last one, he looks like a little kid who has to pee.
Updated On: 3/5/07 at 06:13 PM
I have enough pictures on my computer to stock a couple of websites, so I have no idea why you're embarrassed to have saved those, or are getting rid of them, for that matter. You might want to create another cleverly-themed picture post in the future, after all.
Adam looks the proverbial twelve in that particular picture though, Emcee.
Is that a dragon on his pocket?
My friend thought Adam looked a complete pedophile when I brought her to the show in '04 with Adam/Deborah Cox, but Adam/Simone doesn't appear all that plausible. I suppose it matters less onstage.
Maya Days sounds like a chipmunk. They had some serious chemistry, though. I think. I duno, I get confused.
I... don't think Deborah Cox looked all that young?
I've only seen pictures, but I thought Deborah looked alot younger than Adam. Then again it could have been the stage makeup too but whateva~.
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I wasn't getting rid of the pictures. They're all saved on a CD with a bunch of other old files I never really access very often.
I have a video bootleg of Maya in the show. Strangely enough, the video quality is good, but the audio quality makes the DVD essentially unwatchable. They definitely had chemistry, though. More tender, less overt chemistry than him and Heather, I thought.
Looking back on my post, I so was not trying to call "ethnic" a color. I was referring to Adam's shirt, although I'm sure my post looked latently racist on some level.
La, la, la! If that is your picture . . . um . . . don't have a public photobucket account? I don't know.
The page comparing and contrasting Simone and Maya Days is now sadly gone, but I remember one thing put down in Maya's favor was chemistry with Adam and the fact that they really kissed instead of doing a fake stage kiss.
That page was hilarious.
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I think it would be appropriate for me to liken my response to that image to the poor 12-year-old girl in the background, standing in frozen horror.
How does one tell the difference between stage kissing and actual kissing? I've seen a few different video bootlegs with the camera zoomed on the couple, and I'm never able to tell the difference. I realize that's the point, but how does one even tell? Really, I'm intrigued.
Tongue?
*pokes Raul*
Tongue was mentioned as well, Emcee.
I have the impression that the guy making that comparison had spent a great deal of time in the front row rush seats, and probably could see a lot better than most audience members.
Updated On: 2/26/07 at 06:32 PM
Heh, I remember that. One thing you can say about that site is that it was um, detailed.
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