Sorry, I haven’t been posting recently;
I’ve been on holiday for two weeks. For
my, wait for it.. 30th birthday present, my parents paid for me to
go to New York. And then off on a cruise to Boston and Portland in America, and
St. Johns and Halifax in Canada.
Hello to everyone who has been following this blog for many years - I'm still blogging, I'm just moving over to https://www.claireheffer.com/blog - please continue to follow and let me take this opportunity to thank everyone who has been kind enough to visit over the years. May the lists continue...
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Showing posts with label canada. Show all posts
Tuesday, 4 October 2016
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Sunday, 29 November 2015
FILM 1429: TAKING LIVES
TRIVIA: A scene was shot in which
Illeana drives back to her house with the old pick-up and a branch from a tree
falls and breaks the windshield. It took several takes to get the shot, and
apparently destroyed the last remaining windshields for the pick-up available
anywhere in North America at the time. The scene was not used.
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Sunday, 4 January 2015
FILM 1267: TUSK
TRIVIA: Quentin Tarantino was
offered the role of Guy Lapointe, but turned it down saying he dug the script
and "couldn't wait to watch Michael Parks
let loose his internal Kraken," but he had no interest in acting at the moment.
The first film in Kevin Smith's
Canada-based trilogy. The second film will be Yoga Hosers (2015), based
on Smodcast episode #288. The final installment will be Moose Jaws (2016).
The idea for the movie came during
the recording of "SModcast 259: The Walrus and The Carpenter." Smith
with his longtime friend and producer Scott Mosier discussed an article
featuring a Gumtree ad where a homeowner was offering free room and board if
the lodger agreed to dress as a walrus. The hosts spent almost an hour of the
episode reconstructing and telling a hypothetical story based on the ad. Smith
then told his Twitter followers to tweet "#WalrusYes" if they wanted
to see their hypothetical turned into a film, or "#WalrusNo" if they
didn't. The vast majority of Smith's followers agreed that the film should be
made. The post turned out to be a prank by Brighton poet and prankster Chris
Parkinson, a fan of Smith who hoped to get in touch with him. Kevin Smith
eventually hired Parkinson as a producer.
Kevin Smith and Johnny Depp's
daughters play clerks. Clerks.
(1994) launched Kevin Smith's career as a movie director and script writer.
Wallace's ringtone is from the Kevin
Smith and Ralph Garman podcast "Hollywood Babble-On." The song is
actually a fan-made song created using Garman's impression of Al Pacino.
In Teddy and Ally's room, where
they miss phone calls from Wallace, a framed picture of Kevin Smith's Dog,
Shecky, is on the wall.
Ponder rock, where Howard Howe gets
stranded, is a reference to the podcast "Smodcast #224: Ponder Rockin'
with Emo-Kev", posted September 16, 2012. Kevin and Scott talked about a
cassette tape Kevin found in which he dictated his banal thoughts when he was
19 years old.
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