#7151
Posted: 11/30/05 at 9:23am
Finally, something on ATC that's not bitter and scathing.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part three — Page 287
#7152
Posted: 11/30/05 at 1:07pm
DEGRASSI!
Just had to get ~FF~'s attention. Jr. High is not as good as Degrassi High. And even before that, they had the Kids of Degrassi St. show, which I've never seen, except for clips on TV specials. Speaking of which, are you Canadian, FloweryFriend? Earlier this year, they did a W5 episode on Degrassi, and had Stefan Brogren interviewing cast mates, including Neil Hope (Wheels), who they had to track down. It was SO good. I'll try to tape it for you if they ever do a rerun. Also, check out my fan photos for a picture of me with Stefan, and Pat Mastroianni.
I love them!
And her name is actually Sue Jo Hansen, I think, but when she started to get popular in the States, she stuck the Jo onto her last name.
Not bitter and scathing, but, geez, that messageboard is difficult to maneuver! *pets BWW*
Just had to get ~FF~'s attention. Jr. High is not as good as Degrassi High. And even before that, they had the Kids of Degrassi St. show, which I've never seen, except for clips on TV specials. Speaking of which, are you Canadian, FloweryFriend? Earlier this year, they did a W5 episode on Degrassi, and had Stefan Brogren interviewing cast mates, including Neil Hope (Wheels), who they had to track down. It was SO good. I'll try to tape it for you if they ever do a rerun. Also, check out my fan photos for a picture of me with Stefan, and Pat Mastroianni.
I love them! And her name is actually Sue Jo Hansen, I think, but when she started to get popular in the States, she stuck the Jo onto her last name.
Not bitter and scathing, but, geez, that messageboard is difficult to maneuver! *pets BWW*
#7153
Posted: 11/30/05 at 1:12pm
Yeah, I also dislike their format.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#7154
Posted: 11/30/05 at 1:35pm
Depending on what you mean by format, you can change from "flat mode" to "threaded mode".
I hung out with Cheyenne Jackson in his dressing room waayyyyyy before he tickled D2. "unleash the girly"
Our fingerprints don't fade from the lives we touch.
Puppies are babies in fur coats.
Tinfoil...The Terrorizing Terminator
#7155
Posted: 11/30/05 at 1:36pm
Yeah, but even when it's in flat mode, it looks weird. I also get confused without avatars. We have more personality!
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#7156
Posted: 11/30/05 at 1:44pm
Yeah, avatars do add much more personality. It's weird how much you associate a person with their avatar.
I was just remembering the first night I posted on this thread. It was the night we had that really deep discussion about homosexuality and that quote Anthony had made about his preferences. That was fun. *reminices*
I was just remembering the first night I posted on this thread. It was the night we had that really deep discussion about homosexuality and that quote Anthony had made about his preferences. That was fun. *reminices*
"While some feel it is a film related question, I seem to think it may be a 'I am thinking of losing my winkie' sort of question."
-cheezedoodle
-cheezedoodle
#7157
Posted: 11/30/05 at 1:48pm
I actually prefer the threaded mode when I'm over there. I do like seeing all our pretty pictures here.
I hung out with Cheyenne Jackson in his dressing room waayyyyyy before he tickled D2. "unleash the girly"
Our fingerprints don't fade from the lives we touch.
Puppies are babies in fur coats.
Tinfoil...The Terrorizing Terminator
#7158
Posted: 11/30/05 at 1:52pm
I remember that!
And how labels are for cans.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
And how labels are for cans.
#7159
Posted: 11/30/05 at 3:18pm
It was a great discussion. And Anthony's quote was so interesting. I'm going to try and find the page it was on.
"While some feel it is a film related question, I seem to think it may be a 'I am thinking of losing my winkie' sort of question."
-cheezedoodle
-cheezedoodle
#7160
Posted: 11/30/05 at 4:24pm
Oh, the one about the big happy family? I'll try to find the article later.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#7161
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:00pm
If any of you haven't seen the thread called "Anthony and Tracie Q&A" over at CB, you should definitely check it out. Some very funny stuff, including the infamous Adam/Anthony bathroom fight. Also, a couple of things to (hopefully) look forward to on the DVD:
"And speaking of gag reel, when they were filming TMOLM, at the point where they walk out of one of the rooms, they kept filming and for some reason hadn't called cut but Idina and Tracie were off camera in the other room so Adam and Rosario take over and just go all out into TMOLM.
Theres an Alternate ending that will be on the DVD (not like another ending but I believe its just filmed a diferent way)"
"And speaking of gag reel, when they were filming TMOLM, at the point where they walk out of one of the rooms, they kept filming and for some reason hadn't called cut but Idina and Tracie were off camera in the other room so Adam and Rosario take over and just go all out into TMOLM.
Theres an Alternate ending that will be on the DVD (not like another ending but I believe its just filmed a diferent way)"
#7162
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:04pm
I still hold that that little snit is pornography begging to happen.
I need to see the TMOLM take. Those are DAMNED high notes.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
I need to see the TMOLM take. Those are DAMNED high notes.
#7163
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:07pm
I hope they really go all out for the DVD. Did you guys watch the MTV Hits video (it was posted on the main board) - definitely some funny stuff.
I recognize the addiction to being alive.
#7164
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:09pm
I saw some of it when it was on but wasn't able to tape it. It was fun.
Pornography waiting to happen, Emcee? You mean for all the slash writers I take it.
Pornography waiting to happen, Emcee? You mean for all the slash writers I take it.
#7165
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:10pm
Yep, slash.
UGH. I'm 25 words away from my limit, and about 293409384093 words away from being satisfied with what I've written.
*snicker* I snuck mention of Adam in, though.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
UGH. I'm 25 words away from my limit, and about 293409384093 words away from being satisfied with what I've written.
*snicker* I snuck mention of Adam in, though.
Updated On: 11/30/05 at 05:10 PM
#7166
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:16pm
is your article more of an interview, or article with quotes?
I recognize the addiction to being alive.
#7167
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:16pm
Good for you! I'm sure you're being understandably hypercritical about this. Are you taking an "impersonal interviewer" stance or including some of your personal connections to the show and movie?
#7168
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:17pm
Well, I haven't found it. Reading back is fun though! I'm finding discussions about the Roomonster. Remember her? And lots of other fun stuff.
"While some feel it is a film related question, I seem to think it may be a 'I am thinking of losing my winkie' sort of question."
-cheezedoodle
-cheezedoodle
#7169
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:21pm
Because there are three OTHER interviews running in the same issue, it would be too monotonous to do a straight question/answer interview; so we're going for "feature article" with quotes pulled.
I have an 8 and a half page transcript, and I want to include as many of his words as I can, because this is about him, not about me... as much as I'd like to profess my love for the movie, this isn't really the place to do it... there's just not physical room. I wouldn't have felt comfortable writing a review, nor was I asked to. I think the way that I present his comments and the light in which I present them can certainly shed a bit of light on my opinion -- how I surround them, propose them, etc, will certainly give some twinge of optimism and agreement, I'm sure.
That said, the example I was given was a bit cliche, highlighting how hip, relaxed and cool-New-Yorker the guy was... what he was wearing, and how normal he was. Hell, I don't even REMEMBER what he wore. So, off the bat, I didn't make this a human interest/how how is the blonde boy?! piece. It's about the work, and about how committed he is to it... basically slanted toward the challenge of translation from stage to screen. I think that's forcing it to become impersonal, and in a way, MORE impersonal than I would like it to be, and stylistically, it's a bit bland; but because I'm trying to keep MY words to a minimum, and either paraphrasing or quoting my subject more often than not, I think that's the way it has to be.
(So, no, no mention of any rendezvous that may or may not have occurred.
)
Right now I'm fifty words over my "suggested" length. And you know what? I'm going to keep going. Someone else can be responsible for cutting it at this point. I'm giving them what I think is important. I know that's stubborn of me, but this is too important for me to short-change.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
I have an 8 and a half page transcript, and I want to include as many of his words as I can, because this is about him, not about me... as much as I'd like to profess my love for the movie, this isn't really the place to do it... there's just not physical room. I wouldn't have felt comfortable writing a review, nor was I asked to. I think the way that I present his comments and the light in which I present them can certainly shed a bit of light on my opinion -- how I surround them, propose them, etc, will certainly give some twinge of optimism and agreement, I'm sure.
That said, the example I was given was a bit cliche, highlighting how hip, relaxed and cool-New-Yorker the guy was... what he was wearing, and how normal he was. Hell, I don't even REMEMBER what he wore. So, off the bat, I didn't make this a human interest/how how is the blonde boy?! piece. It's about the work, and about how committed he is to it... basically slanted toward the challenge of translation from stage to screen. I think that's forcing it to become impersonal, and in a way, MORE impersonal than I would like it to be, and stylistically, it's a bit bland; but because I'm trying to keep MY words to a minimum, and either paraphrasing or quoting my subject more often than not, I think that's the way it has to be.
(So, no, no mention of any rendezvous that may or may not have occurred.
) Right now I'm fifty words over my "suggested" length. And you know what? I'm going to keep going. Someone else can be responsible for cutting it at this point. I'm giving them what I think is important. I know that's stubborn of me, but this is too important for me to short-change.
Updated On: 11/30/05 at 05:21 PM
#7170
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:24pm
grrr...stupid spec! After its all said and done, would you consider posting some of the question/answers here somewhere?
I recognize the addiction to being alive.
#7171
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:25pm
Well, the article will appear online. Because my first and last name are going to be on it, I won't feel comfortable posting it, but I will PM it to you guys. Also, I'm willing to send out the transcript as a Word document, if you want. Just PM me your e-mail address.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#7172
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:32pm
Oooh, that should be interesting. Can't wait for it, Em!
Adam's "mirror" comment in that clip just made my day.
Adam's "mirror" comment in that clip just made my day.
#7173
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:34pm
I can't wait for it. It sounds like it's going to be amazing.
"While some feel it is a film related question, I seem to think it may be a 'I am thinking of losing my winkie' sort of question."
-cheezedoodle
-cheezedoodle
#7174
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:34pm
See, I KNEW he practiced in front of a mirror.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#7175
Posted: 11/30/05 at 5:41pm
Which clip is that?
And speaking of Anthony, I just pre-ordered his book, and also Cybele's cookbook. Even though it's mainly for people with allergies, I'm curious to see it.
And speaking of Anthony, I just pre-ordered his book, and also Cybele's cookbook. Even though it's mainly for people with allergies, I'm curious to see it.
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