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That's gossip, not gosling. However, I'll be looking for the Colin Farrell DVD. - Perdita
June 23, 2004 | Afternoon Briefing, collected by Salon.com
The other Bush documentary: William Karel made a movie called "Le Monde Selon Bush" ("The World According to Bush") in time for the Cannes Film Festival but it was withheld because it was felt to be politically incorrect to bash President Bush twice. But the not-for-laughs collection of interviews with everyone from Colin Powell to Norman Mailer -- originally made for public broadcaster France 2 -- is now being shown theatrically in France. Says the filmmaker, "None of my films have made it to the U.S., but I'm hopeful that this one will." (Hollywood Reporter via Yahoo! News)
Ciao, Rocco: No, not the one with the restaurant, the one with the other assets. Porn star Rocco Siffredi, who has made 1,300 films, is quitting the business because his kids (two sons, ages 7 and 4) are starting to get curious about where Dad goes every day. Says Rocco, "When I started 20 years ago, it bothered me to see old guys around 40 filming with much younger girls. Now I'm 40 and it's time to go." (AFP)
Speaking of guys with assets ... It seems Colin Farrell's were a tad too distracting to make the final cut of the film "A Home at the End of the World." After test screenings, it was reported, "All you could hear were gasps when Colin appeared in his full-frontal pose. The women were over-excited and the men looked really uncomfortable." Farrell is demanding that his parts get put back in when the movie goes to DVD. (Ananova)
Kevin says a bad word: At the opening of "De-Lovely" the other night in New York, Kevin Kline, who plays Cole Porter in the film, encountered a scribe from the New York Observer. The actor hasn't been happy with the paper since it published his home address a few years back. When an unsuspecting intern asked Kline a question about the film, he shot back, "What, you're from the Observer? Don't be cunts. Be nice." (N.Y. Observer)
June 23, 2004 | Afternoon Briefing, collected by Salon.com
The other Bush documentary: William Karel made a movie called "Le Monde Selon Bush" ("The World According to Bush") in time for the Cannes Film Festival but it was withheld because it was felt to be politically incorrect to bash President Bush twice. But the not-for-laughs collection of interviews with everyone from Colin Powell to Norman Mailer -- originally made for public broadcaster France 2 -- is now being shown theatrically in France. Says the filmmaker, "None of my films have made it to the U.S., but I'm hopeful that this one will." (Hollywood Reporter via Yahoo! News)
Ciao, Rocco: No, not the one with the restaurant, the one with the other assets. Porn star Rocco Siffredi, who has made 1,300 films, is quitting the business because his kids (two sons, ages 7 and 4) are starting to get curious about where Dad goes every day. Says Rocco, "When I started 20 years ago, it bothered me to see old guys around 40 filming with much younger girls. Now I'm 40 and it's time to go." (AFP)
Speaking of guys with assets ... It seems Colin Farrell's were a tad too distracting to make the final cut of the film "A Home at the End of the World." After test screenings, it was reported, "All you could hear were gasps when Colin appeared in his full-frontal pose. The women were over-excited and the men looked really uncomfortable." Farrell is demanding that his parts get put back in when the movie goes to DVD. (Ananova)
Kevin says a bad word: At the opening of "De-Lovely" the other night in New York, Kevin Kline, who plays Cole Porter in the film, encountered a scribe from the New York Observer. The actor hasn't been happy with the paper since it published his home address a few years back. When an unsuspecting intern asked Kline a question about the film, he shot back, "What, you're from the Observer? Don't be cunts. Be nice." (N.Y. Observer)
