it rhymes with chick flick??????

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it rhymes with chick flick??????

Posted: 1/17/06 at 2:08am

I'm sorry, but did Dennis Quaid REALLY think that was funny? The people at the Brokeback Mountain table were stunned, as was I. How utterly insulting, and in my opinion.... a bit homophbic.......very poor taste

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 2:10am

I didn't think it was all that funny, but it didn't really bug me.

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 10:12am

Obviously no one in the room thought it was funny either. That was one of the most awkward moments I have ever witnessed on live television.

I only hope, for Mr. Quaid's sake, that it was scripted and not an ad-lib.

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 10:38am

let's hope DBilly.......just not good taste

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 10:44am

I was embarrassed for him.

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 10:45am

I had to go back to make sure I heard him correctly...I was embarassed for him too.

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 10:46am

As was I, Luscious. I really hope that was scripted...

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 10:51am

From the moments that I caught, there were too many terrible "one liners", beginning with Isaac Mizrahi on the red carpet. This show really lacked class.

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 11:09am

What was the full script of what he said?

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#10

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 11:13am

It took me a couple seconds to realize what he'd said, and I still wasn't sure until boobs commented about it in the globes thread.

Dennis Quaid doesn't strike me as homophobic. I remember reading a few interviews he did about Far From Heaven and he never said anything that gave me that impression. I was impressed with how he described discussing the role with his 10-year-old son. I'm guessing that it was scripted. It's not the worst joke I've ever heard, but it was totally inappropriate for an awards show.

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 11:33am

It seemed to come completely out of left field. It was at the tail end of his introduction to the Brokeback clip. And even if it was scripted (which, I doubt), he should have had the good sense to know how insipid and tacky a remark it was, and refused to have said it. Maybe he's still trying to play down his role in Far From Heaven. I don't know, maybe I'm just being too humorless about the whole thing.

Something to the effect of (I’m paraphrasing)… and now here's a clip from the movie that, well let's just say that it rhymes with "chick flick", Brokeback Mountain.

Updated On: 1/17/06 at 11:33 AM

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 12:35pm

I agree, scripted or otherwise, it should not have been said

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#13

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 12:50pm

i doubt he is homophobic since he did make far from heaven and all. i'm sure it was just a mixture of wine and him trying to make people laugh. alot of stars seemed to say stupid things last night. blame it on that open bar..lol

#14

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 12:54pm

Quaid is not homophobic, he actually was the grand marshall at our college's gay pride parade back in 1996.

but did he mean "dick flick"? cuz that doesnt really make sense.

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#15

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 1:03pm

it does make sense if you think about it

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 2:47pm

I don't think Dennis Quaid meant ill -- his brother is in the movie, after all -- but it was a tasteless joke nonethless. Both this Sean Haye's BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN joke elicited groans from the audience.

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 4:08pm

I know Sean Hayes said something tacky, but I can't remember what he said.

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 4:13pm

what did sean hayes say??

and yes, that shouldnt have been said by dennis quaid. i sat there with my jaw dropped for about 10 seconds.

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 4:32pm

Scripted or not, Denis' comment was tacky and inappropriate.

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 4:35pm

Yea, it was very awkward.

Another extremely awkward, possibly inappropriate moment goes, once again, to Chris Rock - void of all class. There's no need to make a black joke just to get a laugh. And it was funny to see him basically insult WEEDS and Mary Louise Parker, realize he was going no where with it, then make a stupid comment about Snoop Dog. I'm SO glad he's not hosting the Oscars this year.

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 4:48pm

"There's no need to make a black joke just to get a laugh."

Yes, but then Chris Rock wouldn't have a career. Black jokes are all he has.

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#22

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 4:59pm

no wonder his classmates used to hit him....

It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story... AGATHA CHRISTIE, Life magazine, May 14, 1956

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 6:07pm

Chris Rock is the one trick pony of comedy.

#24

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 6:14pm

I want to hit him.

#25

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Posted: 1/17/06 at 6:16pm

with a VERY large truck!

It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story... AGATHA CHRISTIE, Life magazine, May 14, 1956

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