- Ben Affleck has signed to write and star in “Balling the Jack,” a comedy about a New York paralegal who escapes his dreary life through gambling. When one high-stakes bet goes awry, his career, girlfriend and life are seriously threatened. The title refers to gambling parlance for laying everything on the betting line. The project, based on Frank Baldwin’s novel, is on the fast track at New Line Cinema.
Archive for September 18th, 1997
Superman Script Lives!
- We thought it would be a bad idea to post online links to Kevin’s Superman Lives Script, but we’ve had quite a few requests from folks who have it online and just don’t care if it gets shut down, so here’s what we’re going to do. In our “Links Askew” section we have a link that will (hopefully) take you to one of the online versions of the script. Warner Brothers scouts pleasenote, we DO NOT have a copy of this script locally on our page, so don’t hassle us! We also realize that by having this link, we may jeopardize the scripts and make them easier to find, so if they continue to disappear too quickly, this link will disappear from the page to preserve the longevity of the scripts online. Enjoy it.
Stern Show Clip Available Online!
- For those of you who missed the Stern interview with Kevin and Jay this morning, fear not! The entire interview (around 25 minutes) has been placed online in RealAudio format for your convenience. Visit Ming’s Page here or just use our direct link to the feed:
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Kevin & Jay On The Howard Stern Show
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Silent Jay & Bob On Stern…Our Thoughts
- No, the news story title isn’t a typo, it’s a statement. Well, we hope you heard Kevin and Jay’s very short interview on Stern today…The show gets crazy and confusing at times, but between having gossip columnist A.J. Benza, 3 ditzy actress hopefuls, and a phone call from Ed McMahon, Kev really didn’t get the chance to say much. Neither did Jay (except for the obligatory “Noich, Noich, Noich” Speech, which one of the actresses tried to imitate in a horrendous-sounding scene), but of course we think he prefers staying fairly silent anyway (Hence our story title). Anyway, Kev DID manage to work in a plug for the Stash through all the mess and get in some good comments, but most were (pardon us) askewed by the other goings-on in the studio. It was cool hearing the guys on the show, though. We just hope next time (perhaps at Dogma’s release?) they can come back for a “real” interview.