- That Daredevil 2 rumor regarding Kevin’s involvement still seems to be making the rounds, this time coming up over at Comics Continuum:
While promoting Daredevil, director Mark Steven Johnson said that he might look to Kevin Smith, who had a small role in Daredevil, to work on the sequel.
“He wrote Guardian Devil, that storyline in the comics. I want him to adapt it himself if we do that for sequel,” Johnson said. “The question is whether or not that’s going to be the sequel.”
- There’s no doubt about it…Puppets are ALWAYS fun and entertaining. This online movie, done with puppets and called “Chasing Arm-y”, is a Kevin Smith inspired dialogue between 2 puppets. Don’t look for any specific references, though, the creator just saw “The Flying Car” and was inspired to write a dialogue style similar to that. But ya gotta love those puppets.
- WZPL radio in Indianapolis will have an interview with Jason Lee on Monday afternoon, 3/17. Kelly McKay, their afternoon drive DJis scheduled to interview the man who is Brodie (and plays Beaver in “Dreamcatcher) at 3:15 PM Indiana time. WZPL is one of the few remaining radio stations that still stream on the ‘net, so you can all listen in at www.wzpl.com.
- Speaking of Lee, here’s a couple scans featuring the man in action in the aformentioned film, click ‘em above. They’re from the latest Fangoria.
- In the Onion’s interview with Gus Van Sant from last week’s issue, he mentions Clerks:
“A lot of films play to college audiences and are a lot of fun, like Clerks or Pulp Fiction.”
- We hear that this is some sort of Jay & Silent Bob montage set to music but the RealPlayer’s not installed at the moment on this machine, but if you like, check it out and enjoy.
- Jay & Silent Bob pop up today in the very strange webcomic “Dear Reid” and also with Affleck in the comic “Theater Hopper”.
- Finally today: Maybe they were watching Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back when they got this idea?
- That’s it, folks! You all have a FANTASTIC weekend! Partytime!!! Be safe. Be good. Peace out.
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