Day #7 of the 30 Day Film Challenge
Sep. 6th, 2020 12:55 pmDay #7 of the 30 Day Film Challenge.
A film you never get tired of..
[I don't know I can get tired of pretty much anything at some point..and I already chose Spirited Away and Raiders of the Lost Arc for another selection.]
Let's see. Also there's a lot of films I've seen multiple times.
This one is hard. I was going to go with everyone's favorite - Star Wars, but decided to go with a cult hit instead.
A film you never get tired of..
[I don't know I can get tired of pretty much anything at some point..and I already chose Spirited Away and Raiders of the Lost Arc for another selection.]
Let's see. Also there's a lot of films I've seen multiple times.
This one is hard. I was going to go with everyone's favorite - Star Wars, but decided to go with a cult hit instead.
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Date: 2020-09-06 11:53 pm (UTC)Agreed on Monty Python and the Holy Grail - it is by far the best of the Python films. (Wait, did I see Spamalot with you or Wales? I can't remember. I think it was with you, and Avenue Que was with Wales. Spamalot was king of a musical version of Monty Python and the Holy Grail - although nowhere near as good.)
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Date: 2020-09-07 12:54 am (UTC)***********
When I auditioned for an advanced theater class in college, my "dramatic monologue" was a Robin Williams routine, from his full gonzo stand up era. The faculty must have thought I wasn't taking it seriously, so they said, "Thank you! NEXT!"--and moved on.
I also played Death (in full Grim Reaper make up and costume!) for a student film version of Woody Allen's short play, "Death Knocks". I had no problem with the dialogue. I loved the costume. But the film making process was teeeeeeeeediouuuussss.
I never did see the completed film.
Well, that's show biz.