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Post by bones on Jan 6, 2008 15:32:41 GMT -4
One can be confident, but not overly hyper. It depends on many variables. I knew folks that were really quite and shy, but once they got on stage...WOW, like Edith pointed out. I've been away from the theatre scene for years now so I can't say. To chip in...look at Al Pacino...He's a very quite kinda guy in person, almost shy. He's also the complete opposite of the roles he plays. When I saw him on Inside The Actors Studio...I was like...wow...he's shy...and soft spoken...He's a darn good actor!
Jeremy Brett, who played Sherlock Holmes for years and was an accomplished stage actor, was an outgoing kinda of guy. He wasn't loud or boisterous or Robin Williams hyper, but he was a fun kinda fellow that would have everyone around him laughing. He was the opposite of Pacino. Of course as Jeremy's illness got worse (he was bi-polar which grew worse after the death of his second wife) he changed, but he still tried to keep everyone around him in stitches...literally.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 7, 2008 5:03:40 GMT -4
well um gee... mom male version of your mom  ...er...brain bleach? Sorry, don't know what 'brain bleach' means. I'm really out of it in a lot respects in terms of pop culture and slang. Yeah, I know it's sounds weird, and I suppose it might seem insulting but I'll just post a comparison and maybe folks will think I'm way off, but I see a lot of similarities (and some difference sure, outside the gender thing). But see what you think.  I'll leave this photo up for a while then remove, out of respect to both individuals — ha! |
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Post by Edith S. Baker on Jan 7, 2008 10:47:44 GMT -4
well um gee... mom male version of your mom ...er...brain bleach? Sorry, don't know what 'brain bleach' means. I'm really out of it in a lot respects in terms of pop culture and slang. Yeah, I know it's sounds weird, and I suppose it might seem insulting but I'll just post a comparison and maybe folks will think I'm way off, but I see a lot of similarities (and some difference sure, outside the gender thing). But see what you think. I'll leave this photo up for a while then remove, out of respect to both individuals — ha! If you could, please leave it here. Some people may stumble on the thread and not know what you are talking about. I do see a resemblance. The shape of their face, the lips, and eyes are practically the same. Amazing. |
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Post by bones on Jan 7, 2008 11:50:33 GMT -4
well um gee... mom male version of your mom ...er...brain bleach? Sorry, don't know what 'brain bleach' means. I'm really out of it in a lot respects in terms of pop culture and slang. Yeah, I know it's sounds weird, and I suppose it might seem insulting but I'll just post a comparison and maybe folks will think I'm way off, but I see a lot of similarities (and some difference sure, outside the gender thing). But see what you think. I'll leave this photo up for a while then remove, out of respect to both individuals — ha! Brain bleach: www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=brain+bleach&defid=2675327. Means just what it says . I actually pick the slang as I go. My students use it a lot and I find if I'm not connected, well I'm out of touch; hence, the urban dictionary... *mouth drops at pics* Wow! You weren't kidding. The resemblance is remarkable! Like Edith said, the face, lips, and eyes are very similar. Your mom is pretty! I don't see it as insulting since these sorts of things happen all the time! |
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Post by snivellusfriend on Jan 7, 2008 20:09:11 GMT -4
I don't use slang.
;D I got really excited when I saw the picture; I thought bones had found an old photograph of Michael from the theatre!
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Post by Edith S. Baker on Jan 7, 2008 20:52:23 GMT -4
I don't use slang. ;D I got really excited when I saw the picture; I thought bones had found an old photograph of Michael from the theatre! I cant' find any reference to what you are saying. Can you enlighten me? I am just curious. |
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Post by pez on Jan 10, 2008 14:13:14 GMT -4
I met the guy from Saw. XD He like..raped him with his hands.  We talked about Mikey too. :] Omg..I'm so happy. xD I miss the old days when he was just Zep. |
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Post by snivellusfriend on Jan 10, 2008 20:32:31 GMT -4
I don't use slang. ;D I got really excited when I saw the picture; I thought bones had found an old photograph of Michael from the theatre! I cant' find any reference to what you are saying. Can you enlighten me? I am just curious. ...I actually pick the slang as I go. My students use it a lot and I find if I'm not connected, well I'm out of touch; hence, the urban dictionary... |
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Post by bobdoc on Feb 11, 2008 18:30:49 GMT -4
I found a heck of a connection a week ago, and just remembered it today. In the Philadelphia Inquirer magazine section, there was a brief mention of Blake Bashoff, a.k.a Kaaarrrl. From www.philly.com/philly/entertainment/columnists/20080130_Dan_Gross__Quite_frankly__Stephen_A_s_fired.htmlI only highlighted the first part because it relates to me. I attended George Washington High in Philadelphia, and my freshman year was 1999. He graduated in the spring of that year, I came in in the fall. Although he left just before I got there- I attended the same high school as an actor who semi-regularly acts with Michael himself did. |
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Post by snivellusfriend on Feb 11, 2008 21:48:53 GMT -4
That's cool! I didn't know Blake Bashoff was 26!
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Post by martina on Feb 16, 2008 14:27:07 GMT -4
Hi,
my connection is simple.....on Tuesday 29, August 06 I saw in Stratford on Avon in "The Swan" "Anthony and Cleopatra" with Patrick Stewart, before I enjoyed Sat.26 August 06 in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre Patrick in "The Tempest" , the same event he did with Carrie Preston in N.Y. and one of Michael`s fav. play, he wants to create.
greetings
Martina
P.S. I forgot, I met Sally Field during "Steel Magnolias" on the Berlinale, she shares my birthday and had that presenter part with Michael on the Emmys 2001
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Post by bobdoc on Apr 15, 2008 10:12:18 GMT -4
My new connection: I will attend "The Colbert Report" tomorrow and see Stephen Colbert- who was a fellow 2007 Emmy nominee with Michael, they both lost[  ] they were both in the same theater that night, and they both played criminals on episodes of Law and Order: Criminal Intent. |
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Post by melissaq9 on Apr 15, 2008 10:26:53 GMT -4
My new connection: I will attend "The Colbert Report" tomorrow and see Stephen Colbert- who was a fellow 2007 Emmy nominee with Michael, they both lost[ ] they were both in the same theater that night, and they both played criminals on episodes of Law and Order: Criminal Intent. Ooo, good one! I loved the episode with Stephen. It was the first time I saw him outside of his Colbert persona. Have fun at the show! |
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Post by gem10 on Apr 15, 2008 11:36:28 GMT -4
If I could somehow connect Michael to Liam Neeson then I would be set  |
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Post by lempriere on Apr 17, 2008 9:10:02 GMT -4
We are now all connected to Micheal because we can say "I am on the same fan board with a girl whose boss knows the Asda guy from X Factor who met Sharon Osbourne who interviewed Richard Roxburgh who starred with Shuler Hensley in Van Helsing who starred with Michael in zorro 2!!!!!!!!" |
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...er...brain bleach?
] they were both in the same theater that night, and they both played criminals on episodes of Law and Order: Criminal Intent.
