Gallery Update 11/22/08

I’ve done a large gallery update including movie stills for several movies and TV shows. Also included are small pictures of the latest issue High Life Magazine taken from their online site (Thanks to Lilalucy) and another Burn After Reading FYC Advert. Click on thumbs to view larger pics.

ER

Sunset Beach

Martini

Highlife (Spring) 2009 - (Small pictures)

Three Kings

Thin Red Line

Solaris

The Perfect Storm

The Peacemaker

Out of Sight

One Fine Day

O’ Brother Where Art Thou?

Intolerable Cruelty

Confession of A Dangerous Mind

Burn After Reading

Variety 11/21/08 BAR FYC Advert

Confessions of a Writer

This is an excerpt from an interview with once writer-now director Charlie Kaufman. Kaufman wrote the screenplay to George’s 2002 directorial debut “Confessions of a Dangerous Mind”. Seems he wanted to take it in a different direction.

Don’t, however, expect Kaufman to be as generous with the accolades when it comes to George Clooney, whom he blames for fatally marring his script for “Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.”

“I felt like I had been cut out of the process and I felt like the movie had been changed from my original intent,” Kaufman said of Clooney, who made his directorial debut in telling the story of game show host Chuck Barris and his claims to have been a CIA operative.

“I really didn’t want the movie to be ‘game show host by day, assassin by night,’ which is what Clooney was more interested in. I really wanted it to be about the interior struggle of this man while keeping the question alive of whether or not his secret life was true. And if it wasn’t true, why did this guy make up this particular fantasy to … make his life have meaning? I don’t think George Clooney was really attuned to that or interested.”

“Confessions,” it turned out, was one of only two flops on Kaufman’s resume. The other was “Human Nature,” which unlike “Confessions” had a miniscule budget and no big-name stars.

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