JOHN FRY
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3/30/2008 10:26:53 AM
Starring Dorothy Kiltoto, and Jack Paddle Cover Band
With out a doubt, in my mind, Dorothy and Jack are the most imaginative (real or not) personalities here @ IAC. What if they starred in a movie together? I'm thinking 3 possible remakes of classic movies could be.
1. Swept Away (1975) A spoiled rich man's wife falls in love with the ship's first mate after being cast away on a deserted island. She orders him at first, and then he starts to give the orders. (oh yea)
2, My Fair Lady (1964) Prof. Higgins sets out to prove he can make a lady out of a street urcin. (except in this movie we reverse the rolls. Dorothy plays the Professor, and Jack the cazy ass street pirate, with a drinking problem.)
3. Afican Queen (1951) is a story of a prim church organist and a ‘ner-do-well mail carrier who escape from the German army by boat down the very dangerous Ulanga River during World War I. Knowing how dangerous the river is Jack Paddle, the mail carrier;and drunkin pirate, is reluctant to travel down it (the river is supposed to be unnavigable). But Dorothy Kiltoto, the organist,and socialite insists.
also I think it would be great to have Larree in there for the supporting roles.
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srm
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3/30/2008 1:03:37 PM
I'm thinking that the "My Fair Lady" remake has possibilities. In fact, I can almost see it. Frightening; and at the same time, oddly compelling. Sort of like a train wreck, but with better dialogue.
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Dorothy Kiltoto
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3/30/2008 7:09:51 PM
Oh my no, that Jack Paddle is far too gauche for me. I prefer men with a pedigree
and it helps if they own houses in every continent!
I haven't acted since I was 23 (just a few years ago really heehee), but I think I could do justice to a remake of some of the old Elizabeth Taylor movies like Suddenly Last Summer and The Sandpiper. One of my homegirls Loni from the Sassy Olive knows Oliver Stone, maybe I'll ask her to put a bug in his ear. She owes me one since I covered for her excuse to get out of going to/ oh I better not say, somebody might read it and get me in trouble. I can be such a blabbermouth sometimes.
Dorothy
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