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Moriarty Snorts Some More STARDUST!! Part Two Of Two!!

Uno by moondoggy2u	Jul 24th, 2006 06:30:50 AM

Yeesh, that was a long article. Oh, and Moriarty by moondoggy2u	Jul 24th, 2006 06:33:30 AM
when will you renew your laserdisk2k articles?
in the book Tristran was.. by happygolucky	Jul 24th, 2006 07:46:50 AM
described as being a bit 'off' in terms of looks. Not being handsome, but more a quirky kind of looking. Certainly not a looker, with funny ears etc that had come from the mingling of magical to normal. So, it figures that they've gone and hired some pretty boy in the lead :p
Well, what did Flemyng see in the 007 stage? by CreasyBear	Jul 24th, 2006 08:21:46 AM
I guess he got shooed off too quickly.
Tarkin also has a baby? by Pacino86845	Jul 24th, 2006 08:36:02 AM
So what's the kid's name, "Little Moff," or "Lesser Moff"?
Screw Bond, what about the Bourne Ultimatum? by SoupDragon	Jul 24th, 2006 10:21:58 AM
That's the set he should have tried to sneak on to. They've got to have cast another Brain Cox-type bad guy for this by now.
NICE by THE KNIGHT	Jul 24th, 2006 12:00:10 PM
Work Mori.... You know you have to take pics of your new office now that you've mentioned it to us ^_^
thanks for the review by eraser_x	Jul 24th, 2006 12:38:40 PM
Stardust is really a good little fairy tale. By the way, I thought this line was really lame: "rather than be sneaky and go back in and try to reword that first article to make myself seem smarter than I am, I
Garth Nix ??? by Wyrdy the Gerbil	Jul 24th, 2006 02:09:47 PM
Now im wondering if Gaiman had read Sabriel by Garth Nix before or after he wrote Stardust because in some key respects they have a few very simlar themes ...
Should we nominate jayjew for... by Mr Nice Gaius	Jul 24th, 2006 02:21:22 PM
..the "Banned Like ForumFatale3 Award"?
Nice article, Mori by sunnyboy	Jul 24th, 2006 09:23:58 PM

Hey, Mori: by Orbots Commander	Jul 25th, 2006 12:15:41 AM
You've interviewed and hung around the sets of many of today's top film directors. In your opinion, what qualities or abilities, say the top 3 or 4, are requirements for any director to have? From whom you've observed, including Matthew Vaughn, what is absolutely perennial for a top director to master? Also, what seperates the average genre director (won't name names), from the guys at the top like Zemeckis, Spielberg, Ridley Scott. Thanks.
Any news of Robert De Niro... by viola123	Jul 25th, 2006 02:17:48 AM
... as Captain Shakespeare? Thanks for the report, Moriarty. I want to know most about De Niro and his role, and how he plays it. Does he have an accent? What does he look like? It seems all the players were reported on but his. :(
Why isn't Tori Amos playing the tree? by Prague23	Jul 25th, 2006 08:01:50 AM
You know, in her song 'Horses' she asks, 'but will you find me if Neil makes me a tree?' which is a reference to the red leafed tree in the first of the four original comic books that Stardust originated as - before the novel, before the trade collected the four together. The tree talks to Tristran and Neil based the character of that tree on Tori Amos, who he's mates with.
Ah, I just read the first report. :) by viola123	Jul 25th, 2006 08:36:38 AM
He's "outrageous", huh? What about his accent though? Does he have one? I wish we could see pictures! Thanks again.
Don't remember Humphrey from the book... by Anna Valerious	Jul 25th, 2006 09:43:37 AM
But any excuse to have Henry Cavill, Jason Flemyng, Noel Fielding and Nathaniel Parker in the same film is A-OK by me. And Septmus is an a-hole. :P Interestingly enough, Lamia is a character from mythology who is half-woman, half-snake, so the Kaa comparison is right on the money.
Oh, and happygolucky... by Anna Valerious	Jul 25th, 2006 09:45:46 AM
If you've seen the illustrated version, the drawings of Tristian goes from awkward teenager to handsome man in the ending, so I don't see that as a problem.
DVD Column by woemcats	Jul 25th, 2006 01:17:22 PM
Where's the flippin' column? Why tease us and then not post it, you lying liar!!! Good article.
gods, I wish this guy had gotten to direct X3 by oisin5199	Jul 25th, 2006 02:02:36 PM
seems like he could have made it a much better film.
TomBodet... by TheRealMoriarty	Jul 25th, 2006 09:48:51 PM
... one of the next set visits I'm posting is from my time on the set of SHOOT 'EM UP, complete with plenty of time spent talking to... you guessed it... Don Murphy. Ask and ye shall receive.
I'm confused as to who Noel Fielding is playing... by Anna Valerious	Jul 26th, 2006 10:13:14 AM
Sextmus or Quintus, or as I call them regarding him, shoved off cliff bishie or poisoned bishie...
Panterarocks: by Prague23	Jul 27th, 2006 09:48:05 AM
Without bring to this forum negativity, immaturity, or good old fashoned arrogance, which seems rare nowdays, I'll politely direct you to look up at Amazon.com or wherever the title 'Stardust' which originated as a four-comic release, was then collected in a trade, then, a few years later, was released in novel form by the amazingly talanted and really nice guy (speaking from many meetings with the chap) Neil Gaiman. Whose Sandman comics I began reading with issue 24 off the rack when I'd walk to the comic store - 3 miles each way (up hill both ways ;) and was the greatest thing for teenage me since Tolking. They're now collected in trades and worth buying - the whole 75 original issues and related 'one shots.' Some criticize 'Stardust' as being a sub-par release from the man, and maybe it's true, but I've not read the novel - just the comics and they're great with great artwork - so I don't know. I've read everything and anything I've been able to find from Gaiman ('Miracleman' still isn't affordable God damn it!!) and have a kind of alter back in the States dedicated to him, so I admit I'm a little biast. His best novel I think is 'American Gods' but some people think it's 'Neverwhere.' I've been introducing people to Gaiman since before I could drive - 14 years ago - and no one has ever been dissappointed yet. If you read 'Stardust,' please don't stop there and pick up 'Sandman - Preludes and Nocturnes' ASAP. It may just change you life like it did mine. Cheers.
Thanks for the report ... but by MiddxMan	Jul 27th, 2006 08:54:35 PM
The original 007 stage burnt down during the filming of Legend - this is now a rebuilt set. Keep up the good work though.
Ah, Ratfinkus is at it on this talkback too! by Ringwearer9	Jul 27th, 2006 10:18:47 PM
"Look, he's being bad too! Can I watch you punish him?" It wasn't cool when you ratted out your classmates in grade school, Ratfinkus, and it isn't cool now.
Nice try, Ringfoolio... by Mr Nice Gaius	Jul 28th, 2006 02:51:06 PM
But you would have had to have seen what ForumFatale3 was saying in order to understand my comment. Don't make me "rat" you out AGAIN, Assplunger9.
Speaking of stalkers TomBodet... by Mr Nice Gaius	Jul 28th, 2006 10:54:35 PM
Shouldn't you be getting tucked in bed by mommy now, Goatzinger? I mean Tom?
Matthew Vaughn, the traitor by chien_sale	Jul 28th, 2006 11:48:34 PM
He totally left us with our pants down and our dicks hanging when he left X3. And we got fucking Ratner!
chien_sale yeah Matt betrayed us for his FAMILY by DOGSOUP	Jul 31st, 2006 04:52:20 PM
Let's see, wife and kids...internet geeks...wife and kids...internet geeks......wife...and kids..........internet...geeks ....wife and kids wins.
bond stage peek by jaseflem	Aug 12th, 2006 08:10:36 AM
jase flem saw the venice set! which i have to say did look cool, but after the LXG venice set, it looked kinda dinky. Still who needs a good set on a bad movie, when you can have a bad set on a great movie..like bond is def gonna be!!

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