I gather that it didn't make it to broadcast?
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Keith, as I was standing in the
parking lot of my complex, watching fire spatter across my roof, knowing that
everything I owned (including some comic books, two titles of which would make
you weep), a
No, afraid not. But she's still scared of me. Saw her about four years ago,
when I was out and about. She caught one glance at me and ran back into the
remote truck.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I gather
that it didn't make it to broadcast?
Martin
And, after a moment's thought, I should add that someone *did* think that
Hitler was doing some good. Back in 1938, he was nominated for a Nobel Peace
Prize. Seriously.
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I know that, in
H'Wood, microphones are stuck in celebs' faces
i hear you, i feel for celebs and the fishbowls in which they live. Then there
are the ones who *seek* the press, yet bemoan their treatment.
okay, so what did you say (or do) after this fire?!
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I know that, in
1. I am ready for Martin to write his autobiography. You have one book sold
here, brother.
2. I agree 100% about ³push the mike aside and walk on. Recently, Japanese
pop singer Izumi Sakai died. She was member #1 and lead singer of the group
³ZARD², who have many popular hits. Izumi made, I
Keith, as I was standing in the parking lot of my complex, watching fire
spatter across my roof, knowing that everything I owned (including some comic
books, two titles of which would make you weep), a reporter (still working for
Channel 2, so I'll be kind and not mention her name) sticks a
dude! Did that get aired?! What did she do?
That is the worst question a reporter can ask, yet they keep asking it...
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Keith, as I was standing in the parking lot of my complex, watching fire
spatter across my roof,
funny you mention the responsibility of the actors themselves. People like
Redford, Newman, Morgan Freeman, the late Robert Urich--all live or lived
outside of Hollywood and were very careful with interviews, where they hang
out, etc.
As for Smith, I just listened to a podcast of him on Tavis
I'm working on it. But I intend to delay publishing until after I'm gone, so as
to avoid the press junkets.
Daryle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 1. I am ready for Martin to write
his autobiography. You have one book sold
here, brother.
2. I agree 100% about ³push the mike aside and walk
Smith has said this a few times. When ID4 opened he was one of the few stars
of the film who went to Asia to promote it. This is a great strategy, but,
as I said, the math catches up with you. The more ground you cover, the
greater your chances of being misquoted.
Hopefully Will is learning,
Sent: Wednesday, December 26, 2007 11:59 AM
To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Smith Angered over Hitler Remark
Keith, as I was standing in the parking lot of my complex, watching fire
spatter across my roof, knowing that everything I owned (including some
comic books, two
Statements like this almost always get you in trouble, no matter what you
intend. Whenever you say that an evil person didn't set out to do evil, it's
bound to cause issues. I'm not sure what the exact quote from Smith is, as he
obviously seems to think he was misquoted...
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He basically said, most people who do bad things, think that are doing
something good for society. He said that they do not think they are
evil doing some sinister act. I agree. people will find a way to
justify anything. If it harms some people, they use the argument that
some must be
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