The Raúl E. Esparza "Spread the Love" Thread, Part Four — Page 35

Well, I =think= the original idea was that Raúl's character was an ordinary guy suddenly possessed by the evil spirit of the dead serial killer. That was the impression I got from the original character study breakdown.

But that was back in February and scripts and stories can change dramatically as the move forward and especially after they get to filming. So who knows what he'll be now. Serial killer version 3.2.8, maybe....

The IMDb site says 2009 for a release date, and they tend to put out a lot of horror in January and February, so maybe as soon as that. That'll give them a good six months to do post, assuming they wrap filming on schedule.

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Yes.

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If I want to know then it isn't unnecessary.

aw, hehe.

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There are so many things I can think of to say/ask....
But few of them would be....suitable for a public board.

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Aww, I love 1776! Bummer I missed it. Movies are always somehow more appealing when they're on television.

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People who aren't listed to present often show up anyway.

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NYTIMES, FRI July 11:
By JULIE BOSMAN; Compiled by JACQUES STEINBERG
Published: July 11, 2008
Raúl Esparza, the Tony-nominated star of “The Homecoming,” will join the cast of “Speed-the-Plow,” the acerbic David Mamet play returning to Broadway in October. Mr. Esparza has signed on to play the role of Charlie Fox, a Hollywood producer, opposite Jeremy Piven, who will play the production executive Bobby Gould. The role of Karen, the ditsy secretary played by Madonna in the original 1988 production, has yet to be cast.

Updated On: 7/10/08 at 07:23 PM

Updated On: 1/24/09 at 07:26 PM

ha, I love your avatar!

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Might wanna add that last word to the link.

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tell me it said "Raul Esparza gets behind" before you fixed it

that's just funny, lol

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The man does not believe in vacation! Hooray - thought our next chance to see him on Broadway was going to be Leap of Faith. Thank you, Raul, for broadening my horizons. Never saw Pinter till last December. Now a new (for me) Mamet play.