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"The act of transforming a very ordinary man's life to an extrodinary story was..."

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clarkjohnsen

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In Reply to: American Splendor: Giamatti Rules posted by albee33 on April 02, 2004 at 06:12:41:

DONE BY THE MAN HIMSELF!
Sorry for the shouting, but anyone like myself who's been reading his work for twenty-five years knows that it ain't some puny actor who did the job.
As a movie about him, it was so-so.
Terry Zwigoff's film on R. Crumb was far superior.
clark

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I meant "collective" act--not just Giamatti's performance . . . - albee33 16:32:34 04/02/04 (1)
Outside of seeing a few comics in the seventies (Perverted Pirates!) I have never pursued them in any fashion. Do you have a collection?
- Re: I meant "collective" act--not just Giamatti's performance . . . - clarkjohnsen 07:37:38 04/03/04 (0)
  I have a buncha "head comix" from 60s and 70s, and all the American Splendors.
  cj

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