A: “There is over an hour of deleted scenes. It starts with the original “epic” opening which runs approx. 27 minutes. The way I set it up is Kevin and Vince Periera intro each deleted scene and give some reasons as to why it was cut or changed. It will be hard to describe each scene, but there is tons of developmental stuff that was forced to be cut due to time.”

Q: “Can we have a rundown on everything on the disc? So far we’ve got commentary, deleted scenes, the new anamorphic transfer of the film, and the Build Me Up Buttercup video.”

A: “Basically, everything you have on your list is what is on the disc. I just think that people will react better once they see the disc. The screens look great and there is a great cast and crew bio section that I worked in there.”

Q: “Do you have a favorite section or story that came out of the commentary?”

A: “Since I recorded it – to me the whole thing is my favorite. I think people will truly enjoy the back and forth between Kevin Smith and Ben Affleck, and Vince is great in keeping everybody on track.”

Q: “Are there any hidden ‘easter eggs’ on the DVD?”

A: “You’ll have to wait and see about easter eggs. :)”

Q: “Can we still expect to see the DVD in stores July 20th?”

A: “It is on time and there is a surprise in the works – although I am not at liberty to mention it yet.”

“I was on the set of the yet-to-be-titled new Cameron Crowe film. The film crew were filming interior lobby shots of the hotel I was in on location at Hollywood Blvd. right across the Mann’s Chinese theater. By the looks of the set designs, this movie looks like a 70’s set, period comedy. Every actors on set were dressed in 70s gear and sported goofy-ass hairstyles. Billy Crudup, Sarah Polly, and Faruza Balk were present during the shoot. Now I say it looks like a comedy, because the costumes were so damn ridiculous. If the movie isn’t a comedy, but a drama, then the costume designer should be bitch slapped for those horriffic clothes the actors were forced to wear. The film crew were shooting a group arrival scene on the hotel lobby with Billy Crudup leading the bunch. I don’t have a fucking clue about what this movie is about, but my guess is romantic comedy with an ensemble cast,which means it’s another shitty movie for the Dreamworks roster. One advice to Dreamworks: don’t produce any feature films unless it’s by Spielberg or DeBont.”

Updated 1:30 AM ET May 27, 1999

By Vanessa Torres

HOLLYWOOD (Variety) – MTV will continue its “Nine for the ’90s” millennium series with “Nine Movie Moments That Made the 90’s,” a one-hour documentary celebrating the decade’s most memorable big-screen moments.

The show, slated to air June 2 at 10 p.m., will feature a celebrity panel of actors, directors, critics and industry denizens evaluating moments from films selected by MTV staffers and film pros.

Participants include actors Jodie Foster and Samuel L. Jackson, directors John Singleton (“Boyz N The Hood”) and Kevin Smith (“Dogma”), MTV’s Chris Connelly, producer Stacey Sher (“Pulp Fiction”), magazine writers Chris Nashawaty (Entertainment Weekly), Jill Bernstein (Premiere Magazine), Owen Gleiberman (Entertainment Weekly) and Veronica Chambers (Newsweek).

The series kickoff, “Nine Days That Rocked the ’90s,” debuted in January. A third segment, slated to air later this year, will be “Nine Scandals That Shocked the ’90s.”

2) by Lisa Schwarzbaum