(http://www.second-wave.co.uk/gallery/albums/promo/s7/cast/S7promogroup.jpg)
Discerning eyes may be able to detect this being a PhotoShop. I can tell, by the pixels.
Could they at least match the lighting and maybe have the angle of the camera to ground match to the feet look like they belong. And Jeanie Garofalo!!! NO! Maybe she'll be a bad guy and Chloe will kill her! >:D
Ms. Garofalo has a magical ability to make me like her in comedies, but LOATHE her while spouting politically...
Quote from: Consigliere5 on April 23, 2008, 10:07:49 AM
Ms. Garofalo has a magical ability to make me like her in comedies, but LOATHE her while spouting politically...
She is smokin' hawt. I loathe her politically, but she is all kinds of fine.
I don't find her attractive at all... Never have. :-\
Quote from: Spooky on April 23, 2008, 10:12:22 AM
I don't find her attractive at all... Never have. :-\
Bitchy, aloof, and brunette. Killer combo. Oh well...
have you guys seen her in the Owen-Wilson-as-a-genial-serial-killer movie The Minus Man?
there's also the HBO documentary "Left Of the Dial" about the early days of Air America... where she's driven mad by her republican father talking about voting for Bush in 2004...
I had forgotten about "Left", I'd love to see that. Will seek out the other as well.
she's a sweetie in The Minus Man...
in Left of the Dial, you get to see Randi Rhodes being all bitter from not getting as much attention as Janeane and Alf Franken... and as a bonus, you get to see that Michael Moore can sure hold a grudge...
clips:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aPiP6gjOLY
"Left" looks like it may fall off the internet tonight.
I thought she was a lot prettier in her pre-bitter days. She had a little more meat, but her eyes smiled a lot.
I think back then the only thing she would complain about was the demands of the industry on slightly overweight people.
The whole 'pissed at the world' schtick does get old after a few seconds.
"Jack Bauer is headed to Africa after all!
You'll recall the ORIGINAL original plan was to start season seven of "24" with an episode or two set in Africa before jumping in time and place to Washington, D.C.
Well, the writers' strike has suddenly brought us back to that plan, sort of, with a two-hour TV-movie that takes the lead "24" character to the Dark Continent.
The "24" movie will air this autumn. Season seven, part of which was shot prior to the movie (and the strike), is slated to start airing January of next year, Screen Actors Guild permitting.
The news of Bauer's next destination was spilled in a related Associated Press story on "24" webisodes one can read here."
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/36567