@RobLowe#GillianJacobs & #WillBrill recalled their own experience growing up as child actors and how that helped them work with the talented young cast of #TheMusical, now playing in theaters!
Watch the full conversation for @Awards_Buzz: https://t.co/m37dvbUWmN
Today on #Literally@RobLowe has curated his favorite conversations with funny people including moments from interviews with Sebastian Maniscalco, Gabriel Iglesias, Mike Myers, Fortune Feimster, and Natasha Leggero. Listen: https://t.co/SZAeLQ3McC
New acquisition: a rare promotional photo of Darry Curtis (Patrick Swayze) and Sodapop Curtis (Rob Lowe) from The Outsiders, filmed in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 1982.
Stay Gold. @RobLowe
Rare, never-before-seen photo of Tom Cruise (Steve) and Rob Lowe (Sodapop) at work at the DX Station in Sperry, Oklahoma, during the filming of The Outsiders in 1982. Photo by Sue Bea. Stay Gold, all you greasers!
Sam Neill was a true unicorn. Brilliant actor in all genres. Handsome leading man and killer character actor. Loving family man with a life outside of show business. A hero of mine, and I will miss him.
Mike Myers with the Austin Powers cast via IG 👀
"Had a delightfully EVIL time getting this band back together! We’ll have to do it again soon mwah-hah-hah-hah"
(via https://t.co/TZgKER6LHc)
Jay Roach on the problem Mike Myers & he faced after the test screening of "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Sh@gged Me" (1999):
"The first movie never tested well. It never got above a 55, which is so low. There was scepticism. People had expectations of Mike Myers, because of SNL and Wayne’s World – not everybody was going along with this idea of the bad teeth, hairy body and taking the piss out of Bond. But by the time we tested the second one, it was the opposite problem. They were so quick to embrace it that we actually had trouble figuring out what they liked! It seemed they were laughing at everything."
'The Spy Who Sh@gged Me' tested around the 90 mark immediately, leaving Myers and Roach with the task of rifling through the footage to discern what should make the final cut.
("‘Groovy, baby!’: How Austin Powers: The Spy Who Sh@gged Me became the greatest comedy sequel of all time", Jacob Stolworthy, The Independent, 2019)
P,S: On this day, 27 years ago, "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Sh@gged Me" (1999) premiered in the USA.
Today on #Literally@RobLowe sits down with @davidcrosss to discuss his experience in Peru with Bob Odenkirk, whether the best decade was the ’80s or ’90s, a quote from Winston Churchill, and much more. Listen: https://t.co/SZAeLQ3McC
Today, and every day, I remember and thank those who have served and sacrificed so we may live free, safe lives.
Always grateful. Always remember. #MemorialDay
Ladies and gentlemen, actor, author, and filmmaker Ethan Hawke, seen here sitting at Ponyboy’s desk at The Outsiders House Museum.
A longtime fan of Francis Ford Coppola’s The Outsiders and Rumble Fish, both adapted from novels by Tulsa native S. E. Hinton.
He’s currently in town filming season two of The Lowdown, created by Oklahoma’s own Sterlin Harjo.
Thanks for visiting the museum, and as always, Stay Gold.
Photo by Amy Osborn Young.