July 20th, 2009 @ 9:03 pm | No Comments » | Scooped by Chuck K, Caspar Rozema, Movidude74
- It’s not a lot to see, but an onlooker has YouTube’d some live action take from the perimeter of the set of “A Couple of Dicks” in NYC. Check out the vids over on the ‘tube, and watch how the Willis exudes coolness in part 3, just by existing. It also sort of makes you realize, MAN it’s gotta be tough to be in the public eye constantly like that. That’s the biz, tho. Check ’em out:
- Feeling artistic? Take a look at this blank canvas that Kyle Robinson sent us a shot of. If you wanna make your own custom Jay & Bob Mez-its, this is what you’ll need to pick up. These debut in San Diego and give you aspiring artists the chance to make your own super cool inactions in squished format. We can’t wait to see what ya’ll come up with.
- Speaking of this weekend’s con, ComicBookMovie.com looks back to 2007, where Kevin took down a heckler in legendary form while on the mic. Worth another look for sure. Don’t forget, Kev jets to the west coast this Saturday morning for what’s sure to be a capacity crowd for his one and only Q&A later in the day.
- In light of the tragic death of Michael Jackon, Examiner recalls the 1994 Playboy article where Kevin mentioned that he’d once been tapped to direct a flick starring Jackson where he’d morph into a talking car of some sort. We seem to recall Kevin doing the story live in a Q&A way back when. Maybe this will re-ignite it, as we’d sure love to hear it told again sometime.
- Rogen fans looking to keep up with his next project, one that was once in the hands of Kevin, “Green Hornet”, may be interested in this new interview courtesy AICN. Despite the exit of the great Stephen Chow from the production, seems it is still full speed ahead.
- More sites picking up the Bluray news that we ran last update: /Film, The HD Room (Story 1, Story 2) . No new info in ’em, but just in case you wanted to read the great news again. There ya go. We’ll of course keep you posted on these Blus and look for early reviews, screens, menus. You know, all that good stuff.
