Also, “I’ll be your Huckleberry.”
Kilmer’s Tombstone co-star, Michael Biehn, said: “People ask me what it’s like to work with Val Kilmer. I don’t know. Never met him. Never shook his hand. I know Doc Holliday, but I don’t know Val Kilmer.”
Also, “I’ll be your Huckleberry.”
Kilmer’s Tombstone co-star, Michael Biehn, said: “People ask me what it’s like to work with Val Kilmer. I don’t know. Never met him. Never shook his hand. I know Doc Holliday, but I don’t know Val Kilmer.”
“She whose bosoms defy gravity” has always stayed with me
“I’m sorry, I don’t really know any German.”
“That’s all right. I know a little German. He’s sitting over there.”
I think of the grenade bit on the regular.
My fave from that incredible movie-
Chris- “So, if there’s anything I can do for you, or, more to the point, to you, just let me know.”
Susan- “Can you hammer a six-inch spike through a board with your penis?”
Chris- “Not right now.”
Susan- “A girl’s gotta have her standards.”
Or
“You were on your on your way to becoming the next Einstein, what happened?”
“I got a haircut”
So many stupid little gems
I need to go re-watch it- one of my all time favorite movies.
I think I need to buy a Surf Nicaragua t-shirt.
A friend of mine once had a band called Surf El Salvador.
Farabundo Don’t Surf doesn’t really have the same ring.
pretty good screenplay by the great GMF. If only a multi-season run of the “Flashman” chronicles could hit the screen.
“And this is Deja Vu”
“Haven’t we met before?”
Deja Vu I’ll never forget you!!
And I’ll miss you most of all, Scarecrow!
Jay North, T.V.'s “Dennis the Menace”, has died.
One of the most exhausting jobs in history: drummer for the band Blondie.
So much of what he did is instantly recognizable. How many beats of his opening riff to “Call Me” do you need to hear to know what it is? If you say more than 2 you’re a liar.
This makes my arms hurt just listening to it.
Man, that absolutely sucks. I saw him play with Glen Matlock a year ago or so which was an unexpected treat since I had no idea who was in his band, and he looked great and sounded great.
I was sitting in my office in New York one day minding my own business and this guy wanders in. I was working for an ISP at the time and although we got some walk ins, it wasn’t too common. Anyway, this guy spots me in my office and rather than venture into the large, common area where the tech support people sat at these long, common desks, he for some reason walks into my office. His main objective was to complain about Verizon, which is a common thing for a Verizon customer to do. He’s standing there complaining about how Verizon fucked something up, again, not uncommon, and I’m listening to him understanding that given the type of service he has I can’t really do anything, it’s not an installation that I would have managed. Then he says, And then I find out these fuckas are playin my sowng! At this point I look up from my screen and give him my full attention, and I realize that it’s Chris Stein. Verizon apparently was using Call Me in some of their ads, and he found it irksome. I wonder who owns the publishing.
Everyone here knows that you are famously approachable.
Your arms only have so many beats in them. When you use them up, well…