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In Reply to: Re: Glenn Close vs. Sarah Michelle Gellar - which liason is more dangerous? posted by TAFKA Steve on February 26, 2000 at 09:32:29:
...that for, you guessed it, the Leonardo-the-pocket-hunk. Although I admit she had played some hot scenes, that constant facial expression of hers... man... the one of the man (yes, or a woman) whose laxative started to act in the middle of the crowded opera during the second act.I would not mind her staying home cooking for the man with the Hollywood's longest... oh, OK, you know what I mean. Wouldn't be any great loss for that art.
Anyway, I don't think I will rush to get the Forman's film, unless you recommend it strongly. The Vadim's movie is a very different ball of wax. I am not sure if I had seen it, so given the list of names there, I think it is a must see.
She worked as a cook on the charter fishing boat from San Diego to Baja California that my father used to vacation on. Imagine his surprise when I sent him a tape of "The Grifters" (hey look, guys, it's Annie).Film joke of the week:
Q: What's the difference between Francois Truffaut and Monica Lewinsky?
A: Truffaut did only "400 Blows".
He doesn't deserve it!
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