Originally Posted By nbodyhome That must be really interesting to see him in those shows. I think it's be great to have an acting career where you get paid, have been in a lot of movies/shows, but still are flying under TMZ's radar.
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 One of the guys who plays the German bad guy in the Indy Stunt Spectacular was in a movie that played on Mystery Science Theater, and my pathetic son remembered the movie. They struck up quite a conversation. He was much friendlier than the guy playing Indy.
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<As far as Anaheim - not all the rooms on PL look like they'd be great, and I've had a few real duds with Priceline over the past couple of years. So I'm more hesitant to use it now. I liked the Candy Cane Inn, though I might need to try PL for March.>> At the 3-star level, you're pretty safe in getting a very nice place. The one that you hate (Radisson) is no longer a PL participant, but a few brand new hotels, like the Doubletree Suites almost across from the strawberry field are ... and the going PL rates seem to start at $41 range. I don't think it can be beat. (although if you get the Marriott, which is wonderful, not that parking is the most expensive BY FAR in Anaheim at $20 per night!)
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<He's really had an amazing career for someone that no one's ever heard of (sorta like me!).>> Oh Danny, you're infamous!
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 ^^Most of it will open in May. But Bubba Gump's was open two weeks ago when I was there (big deal, there's one on Fort Lauderdale Beach and one at CityWalk -- both actually). Cheesecake Factory was just about to open. And California Pizza Kitchen is also likely open now. I believe that's about what will be open until the spring.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> OT - The captain of the ship in that movie? My cousin, Greg Walcott. He's been in a bunch of stuff, but being in the worst movie ever is his big claim to fame! << Believe it or not I really do like that movie. I think all B grade horror film lovers do. It was really ahead of it's time in concept. Your cousin has had a very interesting career. I think he has a sizeable fan club also.
Originally Posted By danyoung >...and my pathetic son remembered the movie.< Is your son pathetic for watching Mystery Science Theater, or just generally pathetic? >Believe it or not I really do like that movie. I think all B grade horror film lovers do.< I actually have a dvd that I recorded off of cable, but I've never seen it. It's on my list of stuff that I'll get around to one of these days!
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 >>>>...and my pathetic son remembered the movie.< Is your son pathetic for watching Mystery Science Theater, or just generally pathetic?<< My son is a sweetheart, but he was an MST junkie, couldn't get enough of those irritating (IMO) movies. I think he even bought a bunch of the videos.
