Filth2Go Blind Items - 1/29/01
Jeg7777
Could it be that a certain actor's return to his familiar character was more
difficult than anticipated? Oh, he thought that it was a breeze, but then
again, he was unconscious most of the time. Talk to the director and
make-up person, and it's another story entirely. They tell a tale of a
scarily unhealthy-looking lead actor who swears that he has acting in his
bones. Intimates tell me it isn't any dreaded physical illness but, rather,
the same old culprit - drugs, booze, and plenty of sex (with plenty of
pretty boys). As usual when under the influence, he cannot deliver the big
one - he can barely deliver a small one! He'd better have an angel on his
shoulder, or he'll be history - fast!
-----------
Could it be that a certain actor from a failed series (mark two) has decided
to stick around this time? My sources tell me that bilingual actor (who isn
't cunilingual) figured that staying in Hollywood during pilot season wasn't
such a bad idea - particularly West Hollywood, where so many pilots like to
play during layovers. How odd for him, since he usually flees for foreign
shores - and the stage (he's such a theatre queen). For new television
ideas, he has only one prerequisite - please try to stay away from Peter
(the name, not the organ).
--
Joe
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Superman!" - Homer Simpson
dian...@my-deja.com
of him he looked pretty good. Di
>
> Could it be that a certain actor's return to his familiar character
was more
> difficult than anticipated? Oh, he thought that it was a breeze, but
then
> again, he was unconscious most of the time. Talk to the director and
> make-up person, and it's another story entirely. They tell a tale of
a
> scarily unhealthy-looking lead actor who swears that he has acting in
his
> bones. Intimates tell me it isn't any dreaded physical illness but,
rather,
> the same old culprit - drugs, booze, and plenty of sex (with plenty of
> pretty boys). As usual when under the influence, he cannot deliver
the big
> one - he can barely deliver a small one! He'd better have an angel
on his
> shoulder, or he'll be history - fast!
>
>
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edonline
"a certain actor's return to his familiar character"
"lead actor who swears that he has acting in his bones" -- stressing
Bones?
"he'd better have an angel on his shoulder" -- "Angel" as in David
Boreanaz?
On Tue, 30 Jan 2001 03:24:57 GMT, dian...@my-deja.com was prodded
with sharp stick until (s)he screamed:
The Great and Powerful Oz
>difficult than anticipated? Oh, he thought that it was a breeze, but then
>again, he was unconscious most of the time. Talk to the director and
>make-up person, and it's another story entirely. They tell a tale of a
>scarily unhealthy-looking lead actor who swears that he has acting in his
>bones. Intimates tell me it isn't any dreaded physical illness but, rather,
>the same old culprit - drugs, booze, and plenty of sex (with plenty of
>pretty boys). As usual when under the influence, he cannot deliver the big
>one - he can barely deliver a small one! He'd better have an angel on his
>shoulder, or he'll be history - fast!
Keanu Reeves was in a TV movie in 1986 called "Under the Influence", but that's
the only connection I can find to any of the clues (except for the obvious
return to a familiar character) . It's a little weak, but I want to believe
it, so it works for me.
>Could it be that a certain actor from a failed series (mark two) has decided
>to stick around this time? My sources tell me that bilingual actor (who
>isn't cunilingual) figured that staying in Hollywood during pilot season
wasn't
>such a bad idea - particularly West Hollywood, where so many pilots like to
>play during layovers. How odd for him, since he usually flees for foreign
>shores - and the stage (he's such a theatre queen). For new television
>ideas, he has only one prerequisite - please try to stay away from Peter
>(the name, not the organ).
Something's buzzing around the back of my brain, but I can't quite catch it. :
\
=Uncle Robbie
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darling - for example, I once dated
a man, just to see him die.
-LCM
dustbunny
The Great and Powerful Oz <uncle...@aol.come.in.me> wrote in message
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>
> >Could it be that a certain actor from a failed series (mark two) has
decided
> >to stick around this time? My sources tell me that bilingual actor (who
> >isn't cunilingual) figured that staying in Hollywood during pilot season
> wasn't
> >such a bad idea - particularly West Hollywood, where so many pilots like
to
> >play during layovers. How odd for him, since he usually flees for
foreign
> >shores - and the stage (he's such a theatre queen). For new television
> >ideas, he has only one prerequisite - please try to stay away from Peter
> >(the name, not the organ).
>
> Something's buzzing around the back of my brain, but I can't quite catch
it. :
> \
I know, there's so many clues here you'd think it would be easy to guess :P
Has B.D. Wong ever been in a tv series?
Evelyn
Shadowy Moon
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> I know, there's so many clues here you'd think it would be easy to guess
:P
> Has B.D. Wong ever been in a tv series?
I don't know about prior series, but he's currently playing Father Ray
Mukada on OZ.
Moon
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Michele317
>more
>>difficult than anticipated? Oh, he thought that it was a breeze, but then
>>again, he was unconscious most of the time. Talk to the director and
>>make-up person, and it's another story entirely. They tell a tale of a
>>scarily unhealthy-looking lead actor who swears that he has acting in his
>>bones. Intimates tell me it isn't any dreaded physical illness but, rather,
>>the same old culprit - drugs, booze, and plenty of sex (with plenty of
>>pretty boys). As usual when under the influence, he cannot deliver the
>big
>>one - he can barely deliver a small one! He'd better have an angel on
>his
>>shoulder, or he'll be history - fast!
>
>Keanu Reeves was in a TV movie in 1986 called "Under the Influence", but
>that's
>the only connection I can find to any of the clues (except for the obvious
>return to a familiar character) . It's a little weak, but I want to believe
>it, so it works for me.
also, keanu means something like 'cool breeze over the mountains', nice tie-in
for breeze. and history = in 'bill and ted' they travelled back through
history.
cutecat
series. TNT recently aired a "Pretender 2001" telemovie continuing the
Pretender story, one of the show's characters is called "Angel" by her
father, and Weiss completed a movie with Snoop Dogg ("Bones") to be released
later this year. When you look at the promo shots on the TNT Pretender site
the guy does look a bit gaunt. This isn't the first time a Filth2Go BI of
this nature has been pointed towards MTW. However, no one on the Net
besides Masters ever seems to have a bad word to say about him, beyond the
usual "is he gay" rumors that seem to follow half the men in show business.
Makes one wonder how much is possibly true and how much is just Billy
wanting something he couldn't get...
.. Amy ..
> >return to a familiar character) .
He's filming the second and third sequels to "The Matrix" now, isn't he?
--Amy
Icebreaker
Jeg7777 <Jeg...@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> Could it be that a certain actor from a failed series (mark two) has
decided
> to stick around this time? My sources tell me that bilingual actor (who
isn
> 't cunilingual) figured that staying in Hollywood during pilot season
wasn't
> such a bad idea - particularly West Hollywood, where so many pilots like
to
> play during layovers. How odd for him, since he usually flees for foreign
> shores - and the stage (he's such a theatre queen). For new television
> ideas, he has only one prerequisite - please try to stay away from Peter
> (the name, not the organ).
Oh, this is too easy. It's John Barrowman of TITANS. In 1995 he starred in
the Darren Starr produced drama Central Park West as Peter Fairchild. This
television season he starred as Peter Williams on Aaron Spellings TITANS. He
was born in Scotland. Has made most of his living on the London stage.
--
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series. <<
It is Michael Weiss. Every one of the other references pertain to movies of
his, and he is a favorite Blind item subject of Filt2Go.
When did Keanu ever have a failed t.v. series? I missed that one if he did.
Could it be that a certain actor's return to his familiar character was
> >more
> >>difficult than anticipated? Oh, he thought that it was a breeze, but
then
> >>again, he was unconscious most of the time. Talk to the director and
> >>make-up person, and it's another story entirely. They tell a tale of a
> >>scarily unhealthy-looking lead actor who swears that he has acting in
his
> >>bones. Intimates tell me it isn't any dreaded physical illness but,
rather,
> >>the same old culprit - drugs, booze, and plenty of sex (with plenty of
> >>pretty boys). As usual when under the influence, he cannot deliver the
> >big
> >>one - he can barely deliver a small one! He'd better have an angel on
> >his
> >>shoulder, or he'll be history - fast!
> >
Katy
RJRSJ1
>>was more
>>> difficult than anticipated? Oh, he thought that it was a breeze, but
>>then
>>> again, he was unconscious most of the time. Talk to the director and
>>> make-up person, and it's another story entirely. They tell a tale of
>>a
>>> scarily unhealthy-looking lead actor who swears that he has acting in
>>his
>>> bones. Intimates tell me it isn't any dreaded physical illness but,
>>rather,
>>> the same old culprit - drugs, booze, and plenty of sex (with plenty of
>>> pretty boys). As usual when under the influence, he cannot deliver
>>the big
>>> one - he can barely deliver a small one! He'd better have an angel
>>on his
>>> shoulder, or he'll be history - fast!
Alan Alda?
Mary Campbell
> from Billy Masters' Filth http://www.filth2go.com
>
> Could it be that a certain actor's return to his familiar character was more
> difficult than anticipated? Oh, he thought that it was a breeze, but then
> again, he was unconscious most of the time. Talk to the director and
> make-up person, and it's another story entirely. They tell a tale of a
> scarily unhealthy-looking lead actor who swears that he has acting in his
> bones. Intimates tell me it isn't any dreaded physical illness but, rather,
> the same old culprit - drugs, booze, and plenty of sex (with plenty of
> pretty boys). As usual when under the influence, he cannot deliver the big
> one - he can barely deliver a small one! He'd better have an angel on his
> shoulder, or he'll be history - fast!
> -----------
Brendan Fraser? He's making a sequel to THE MUMMY and Imogen mentioned
thatat the Golden Globes he looked as though he'd put on a lot of weight
lately (hence the unhealthy-looking part). I don't know how the other
clues would fit, though ...
James D. Woodside
Wasn't B.D. Wong in that failed Margaret Cho series?
DPK
found a match! Thank heavens his last name started with a B! I concur, this
is the answer.
(And if anyone else here had no idea who he was, here's a page with a
picture of him on it:
http://members.tripod.co.uk/JohnBarrowman/)
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The Great and Powerful Oz
decided
>>> to stick around this time? My sources tell me that bilingual actor (who
>> isn't cunilingual) figured that staying in Hollywood during pilot season
wasn't
>>> such a bad idea - particularly West Hollywood, where so many pilots like
>>> to play during layovers. How odd for him, since he usually flees for
foreign
>>> shores - and the stage (he's such a theatre queen). For new television
>>> ideas, he has only one prerequisite - please try to stay away from Peter
>>> (the name, not the organ).
>> Oh, this is too easy. It's John Barrowman of TITANS. In 1995 he starred in
>> the Darren Starr produced drama Central Park West as Peter Fairchild. This
>> television season he starred as Peter Williams on Aaron Spellings TITANS.
>>He was born in Scotland. Has made most of his living on the London stage.
>How does that make him bilingual?
Perhaps he speaks Gaelic? Or perhaps it's a euphemism? Anyway, here's his
mini bio:
Born in Glasgow, Scotland, and raised in Chicago. He returned to the U.K.,
after graduating from the United States International University of San Diego,
to star in the musical productions of "Anything Goes", "Miss Saigon",
"Matador", "Rope" and "Hair" at London's West End. Barrowman has homes in
London and New York.
The Living Personification of Evil
It could be, if it's an older item. Mummy 2 is well in the can and has been
for awhile. Hell, it's being released in May.
*************************************************'
Baran: Brendan's sharing a lot of screen time with his co-stars in this one.
Keeper of Bruce Springsteen and Rob Thomas and 1/3 of David Duchovny :)
"Never invoke anything bigger than your head." Ritual no-no # 7
The Great and Powerful Oz
>>>Could it be that a certain actor's return to his familiar character was
>>>more difficult than anticipated? Oh, he thought that it was a breeze,
>>>but then again, he was unconscious most of the time. Talk to the
>>>director and make-up person, and it's another story entirely. They
>>>tell a tale of a scarily unhealthy-looking lead actor who swears that
>>>he has acting in his bones. Intimates tell me it isn't any dreaded
>>>physical illness but, rather, the same old culprit - drugs, booze, and
>>>plenty of sex (with plenty of pretty boys). As usual when under the
>>>influence, he cannot deliver the big one - he can barely deliver a
>>>small one! He'd better have an angel on his shoulder, or he'll be
>>>history - fast!
>>The BI solution may be Michael T. Weiss, star of the now-cancelled
>>Pretender series.
>It is Michael Weiss. Every one of the other references pertain to movies
>of his, and he is a favorite Blind item subject of Filth2Go.
>
>When did Keanu ever have a failed t.v. series? I missed that one if he
>did.
Darling, where does it say anything about a TV series in this BI? Are you on
the pipe?
MeghanNYC
>>difficult than anticipated? Oh, he thought that it was a breeze, but then
>>again, he was unconscious most of the time. Talk to the director and
>>make-up person, and it's another story entirely. They tell a tale of a
>>scarily unhealthy-looking lead actor who swears that he has acting in his
>>bones. Intimates tell me it isn't any dreaded physical illness but, rather,
>>the same old culprit - drugs, booze, and plenty of sex (with plenty of
>>pretty boys). As usual when under the influence, he cannot deliver the big
>>one - he can barely deliver a small one! He'd better have an angel on his
>>shoulder, or he'll be history - fast!
>
I was thinking David Duchovny.
The Living Personification of Evil
LOL. He's looking perfectly healthy last I knew.
*************************************************
Baran: I liked the Michael T Weiss guess
Keeper of Bruce Springsteen and Rob Thomas and 1/3 of David Duchovny :)
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>>Brenden Fraser? He's making a sequel to THE MUMMY and Imogen mentioned
>>thatat the Golden Globes he looked as though he'd put on a lot of weight
>>lately (hence the unhealthy-looking part). I don't know how the other
>>clues would fit, though ...
That's probably because they don't fit - bones, and angel?
I don't think even Billy Masters is so hard up for gossip that he'd run two
BI's about the same person in a month.
Jax
Keeper of Brendan Fraser
Icebreaker
Perhaps the "bilingual" wasn't meant to be taken literally, but was instead
put into the BI so Billy could set up his catty remark about Barrowman not
being "cuninglingual". In a broader sense you could say Barrowman is
"bilingual" because he was born in one country and raised in another, I
guess.
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> How does that make him bilingual?
>
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> >
Icebreaker
I've been following his career for a while because he is/was a possible
replacement for Pierce Brosnan when he decides to stop doing 007. But the
producers won't hire Barrowman if they have heard or suspect Barrowman is
gay. They came close to hiring Antony Hamilton (Cover Up) for the role
after Roger Moore stepped down but they got wind Hamilton was gay and
quietly withdrew his name as a candidate.
--
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Uncle Waltie
Jeg7777 wrote:
> Could it be that a certain actor from a failed series (mark two) has decided
> to stick around this time? My sources tell me that bilingual actor (who isn
> 't cunilingual) figured that staying in Hollywood during pilot season wasn't
> such a bad idea - particularly West Hollywood, where so many pilots like to
> play during layovers. How odd for him, since he usually flees for foreign
> shores - and the stage (he's such a theatre queen). For new television
> ideas, he has only one prerequisite - please try to stay away from Peter
> (the name, not the organ).
Jack Wagner?
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Dennis Lewis
wrote:
>
>(And if anyone else here had no idea who he was, here's a page with a
>picture of him on it:
>http://members.tripod.co.uk/JohnBarrowman/)
No idea!? Please...I tuned in to the first episode of "Titans" to
watch Casper Van Dien and stayed with that series for the rest of its
run because of John Barrowman. (But in "Titans" he didn't bear as
close of a resemblance to Hugh Grant as he does in the photo on the
Tripod site.)
Nicole
d...@sprynet.com (Dennis Lewis) wrote:
> No idea!? Please...I tuned in to the first episode of "Titans" to
> watch Casper Van Dien and stayed with that series for the rest of its
> run because of John Barrowman. (But in "Titans" he didn't bear as
> close of a resemblance to Hugh Grant as he does in the photo on the
> Tripod site.)
>
Mmmmm, yes he is truly delish! He was the only part of that show
worth watching (Van Dien was stiffer than Kevin Spacey at Chippendales
and Yasmine Bleeth seemed to have a constant "cold"). He is very yummy.
Nicole
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>
>This one has me stumped, although the operative words seem to be:
>
>"a certain actor's return to his familiar character"
>
>"lead actor who swears that he has acting in his bones" -- stressing
>Bones?
>
>"he'd better have an angel on his shoulder" -- "Angel" as in David
>Boreanaz?
I don't think it's him...as a matter of fact, they had to tell him to tone down
on the buff body...they wanted him to look like someone who lives without
daylight.
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Tammy
difficult than anticipated? Oh, he thought that it was a breeze, but then
again, he was unconscious most of the time. Talk to the director and make-up
person, and it's another story entirely. They tell a tale of a scarily
unhealthy-looking lead actor who swears that he has acting in his bones.
Intimates tell me it isn't any dreaded physical illness but, rather, the same
old culprit - drugs, booze, and plenty of sex (with plenty of pretty boys). As
usual when under the influence, he cannot deliver the big one - he can barely
deliver a small one! He'd better have an angel on his shoulder, or he'll be
history - fast!>>
>Keanu Reeves was in a TV movie in 1986 called "Under the Influence", but
that's the only connection I can find to any of the clues (except for the
obvious return to a familiar character) . It's a little weak, but I want to
believe it, so it works for me.>
The problem with the theory that it is Keanu is that if the return to a
familiar character is supposed to point to the obvious--Matrix 2--they haven't
started filming so there would be no need for a make-up person yet, would
there? They don't start filming until March and all they're doing is the
physical/kung fu training. I don't even know how involved the director would
be at this point, but I don't think you can sleep through it. From the reports
of those that have been to the most recent Dogstar shows, he is starting to
show the physical effects of the training already.
Tammy
Tammy
>
>--Amy>
Filming has not started and won't until March or so.
Tammy
Matt Madison-Clark
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> This one has me stumped, although the operative words seem to be:
>
> "a certain actor's return to his familiar character"
>
> "lead actor who swears that he has acting in his bones" -- stressing
> Bones?
>
> "he'd better have an angel on his shoulder" -- "Angel" as in David
> Boreanaz?
>
>
> On Tue, 30 Jan 2001 03:24:57 GMT, dian...@my-deja.com was prodded
> with sharp stick until (s)he screamed:
>
> >This made me think of Keanu Reeves, although in the last picture I saw
> >of him he looked pretty good. Di
> >
> >>
> >> Could it be that a certain actor's return to his familiar character
> >was more
> >> difficult than anticipated? Oh, he thought that it was a breeze, but
> >then
> >> again, he was unconscious most of the time. Talk to the director and
> >> make-up person, and it's another story entirely. They tell a tale of
> >a
> >> scarily unhealthy-looking lead actor who swears that he has acting in
> >his
> >> bones. Intimates tell me it isn't any dreaded physical illness but,
> >rather,
> >> the same old culprit - drugs, booze, and plenty of sex (with plenty of
> >> pretty boys). As usual when under the influence, he cannot deliver
> >the big
> >> one - he can barely deliver a small one! He'd better have an angel
> >on his
> >> shoulder, or he'll be history - fast!
> >
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
Matt Madison-Clark
towards mixing of sex and party drugs.
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