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Day 19: October 31st, 1999 |
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This past week's filming was a grueling 27-hour shoot, filled with tension, fear and uncontrollable bowel movements. What's all the more shocking was that it was only an eight-hour shoot and I suffered no moments of fecal urgency. Yes, it was just a mind twistingly grueling day for yours truly and acting camera dude Cash Flagg, Jr was of absolutely no help with his constant strutting around the set in baggy safari pants, monocle and riding crop. Still, most everything was done and the rest rescheduled for another day in December. Although we are now officially over schedule, I predict we will be finished within the next five years, extensive location shooting in Uzbekistan notwithstanding. In other news, please welcome Scott Rouch and the Young Mighty Casey to the film. Scott is the son of Duane (Brother John) Rouch and bears a frightening resemblance to Jeff Daniels in "Dumb and Dumber" and Young Mighty Casey is the step brother to Frank Prather and an aspiring AV nerd who is busy perfecting his dead-eyed stare and other creepy girl-repelling mannerisms. So I now command you to hustle on over to the website and special thanks to Andrew Hewitt's super boss digital stills that grace this week's photo gallery. |
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Rita (Pat Williams) walks up to Connor (Steve Sedlacko) and dammit, it's some mighty fine walking. Meowww...! |
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Acting Camera Man Cash Flagg, Jr. sets up a shot as Frank Prather hits his marks. |
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Even with his back turned, Frank Prather demonstrates his dynamic acting range with a simple flexing of his shoulder blades and a twitching of his buttocks. |
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Enter Magdick (Lou Zamicilli)- The King of Fops! "Quake with fear you tiny fool! Ha-ha-ha!" |
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A tender moment passes between Jack (Frank Prather) and Patrick (Patrick Collins) as Camera Dude Cash frames it for maximum tugging of the heart strings. |
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Bonus Halloween Picture: A Faceless Goon Mask makes a cameo appearance in Producer Kent Bye's "Box Man" Halloween Costume. |
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