@tomgreenlive Alright, let's try that...
Take my wife, please! Take my wife, please!
Please! Please! Please! Please! Please!
Take my wife, please! Take my wife, please!
Please! Please! Please! Please! Please!
You're a genius.
This promo is the only one that I have a hard time watching. A lot of truth in this promo and that is what makes it so good. Hard for me though without crying
When Kenny Omega revealed he can speak Fluent Japanese for the first time after winning the G1.
Look at the happiness and joy on the crowds faces even tho he burying them 🤣
@therealjoebob Plenty of warnings. Both movies were sub-par, though. I'll keep watching every time because the wraparounds are like no other, but you guys deserve better pictures.
Billy Bob Thornton revealed that Rob Reiner personally called him to tell him his role in Misery had been cut before filming, giving him the choice to still come and shoot the scenes or back out.
Kathy Bates: …And he said, “Just love him.”
Billy Bob Thornton: That’s good advice. Really.
Kathy Bates: He was so great.
Billy Bob Thornton: Yeah, I so enjoyed being around him and… and just, he would regale us with his stories in between takes, you know, and just to hear that kind of history, you know? But yeah, it was one of those situations where it was the first time, you know, that you and I had been in a movie together, and I was just wishing that you and I had had more.
But then, of course, you cut to years later, we do Bad Santa 2! We got to be around each other all the time.
But I may have told you this. There was a time I went in and read for Rob Reiner for Misery.
Kathy Bates: You did not!
Billy Bob Thornton: I swear to God. We have two of those things, with Matlock and this. So, it was just a small part. Originally, Richard Farnsworth, you know, who played the sheriff, had a deputy.
It's 9pm local time in London, everyone in the Royal Box has left the building, and the camera pans to the one person who stayed to watch the last match of the day...
Roger Federer, the winningest men's champion in Wimbledon history.
Cinema.
@paulprogresso@ovppodcast That period of about a year or so, late-96 to late-97, might be the most consistently great performance in all facets that matter in pro wrestling ever.