Is Sarah Michelle Gellar a spoiled Diva???
George Avalos
I could say one of our charming trolls. But that wouldn't be
true.
Here's my guess. St*r*d*r some years ago attempted to convince
Gellar to go out with him/her on a date.
But there was a problem: Since Gellar at the precise moment that
he/she asked for the date wasn't shackled to him/her on a desert
island 1,000 miles from the nearest shipping lanes, and since
Str*d*r didn't have the only source of food and water on that
island, and since he/she didn't have a .457 Magnum pointed at
Gellar's head ...
... she told Str*d*r no.
--George
(co-monitor with Tom Breton of Gellar nose appearances worldwide.
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B. Richardson
she can't be a diva. A diva is a singer, not an actress.
strid...@my-deja.com
information that kind of indicates this is the case. This coming from
people who had the opportunity of working with her.
Now there is always two sides to every story, but some of these stories
have the ring of truth and apparently more then one witness to the
facts.
What startled me was the fact that
a. Sarah does not know Karate, and does not possess a brown
belt in Karate.
b. She does not do all of her own stunts.
c. Talks down to everyone and belittles them.
d. Always talking about how hard and long the hours are on set,
but if she would cooperate they would not be that long and hard. (I
admit, I laugh my ass off at that one, because all actors like to talk
about how hard it is to do a television show and what a drain it is.
What a hoot!)
However in her defense she contributed her free time doing
A. "Habitat for Humanity" or did they have a stunt double actually
do the work on the home. I saw pictures though in People magazine and
it looked like her.
B. She has the cutest damn nose. I like that little diamond pattern on
the tip and the "truffle snuffling" ability I know it must have.
C. She bought her mom a house. It shows she respects and loves her.
D. She has a lot of sex appeal for a young lady that really does not
have a lot of beauty per se. She is not tall like a model, does not
have the big fake breasts, and has kind of a cherubic butt, but seems
to have a way of getting a guys attetnion.
Agree or disagree?
Best Wishes Always,
Strider
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Before you buy.
Anlee
tabloids will make up anything to stir up anger.
Anlee
strid...@my-deja.com
the set of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and posted the information directly
to Deja. His name is Jeff Pruitt. He was supportive of the show and
especially the stunt people. He just mentioned that Sarah Michelle
Gellar falsified some of her public statements and that she behaves
like a Diva. Apparently she puts the fear of God in to everybody that
works on the show.
I did mention that there are two sides to every story. I even mentioned
some of Sarah's virtues like that adorable "truffle snuffling" nose of
hers. Also her sex appeal, the fact that she loves her mom and helps
her, and the fact she did volunteer work for Habitat for Humanity.
strid...@my-deja.com
Have you not read the posts by Jeff Pruitt? I believe I read you have.
Just attacking me and not sticking to the issue seems rather petty. You
have not changed at all.
Noella
read an interview and then the next thing I realize is that from one
insignificant line can turn into an attack on another actress and really, I
don't think that was the intent behind what was said. Everything gets bent
out of shape, twisted and pulled and soon, it's completely unrecognizable
from what it started out to be. Like one minute I read that Jerry O'Connell
says that SMG and him dated briefy but now are really good friends and then
I read that he doesn't have anything terribly good to say about her. So
what's up with that? It's probably somewhere inbetween. I don't think
Sarah herself ever once said that she's really good at martial arts...but
she did say that she did Tae kwon Do. But an article (not quoted her saying
so) said that she was a martial arts expert. You can't really blame her for
that. It just the same thing with the Hannibal incident.
You can't really believe everything you read.
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strid...@my-deja.com
>Misinformation is possible no doubt. But I saw Sarah Michelle Gellar
on the Tonight Show and she did state she had a brown belt in Tae Kwan
Do (not sure of spelling on that) Anyhow in TV guide in February she
stated that she and Freddie Prinze were just friends, the real truth is
they are dating and just more then friends. Freddie Prinze admitted
that on the Tonight Show so Sarah lied there, probably to keep her male
oriented audience faithful to her so they won't turn the channel to the
next new "girl". As for Jerry O'Connell he stated in an interview on
Mr. Showbiz that they were indeed dating (denied by Gellar in TV Guide,
she stated "just friends,went to school together.) Jerry O'Connell said
their breaking up was his fault not hers. He said he put his career
first over putting his attention on to her. He took the blame and did
not say anything negative about her.
I guess time will tell. Now Jeff Pruitt mentioned video tape of Sarah
throwing "hissy fits" and being a Diva. I wonder if he has any of those
still in his possession. Hard Copy would pay a mint for them
But I agree that there is always the possibility of misinformation.
Best Wishes Always,
Strider
strid...@my-deja.com
Anlee
Gellar is "spoiled" or not!!! What is with everyone sticking their nose
into everyone's businesses??? None of us have any right to judge her
especially when none of us personally know her, so can we stop gossiping
about celebrities. It's getting old.
Anlee
strid...@my-deja.com
It is the nature of the "beast" to be curious. You have probably been
guilty of this sin a time or two in your own life. But you do have a
point I admit.
Best Wishes Always,
Strider
John Baker
> "Anlee" <aws...@home.com> wrote:
> > you know, you shouldnt believe everything you hear and say because the
> > tabloids will make up anything to stir up anger.
> > Anlee
> >
> > This was not from a "tabloid" but from an actual person who worked on
> the set of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and posted the information directly
> to Deja. His name is Jeff Pruitt. He was supportive of the show and
> especially the stunt people. He just mentioned that Sarah Michelle
> Gellar falsified some of her public statements and that she behaves
> like a Diva. Apparently she puts the fear of God in to everybody that
> works on the show.
Okay, so you're not listening to a tabloid but to a disgruntled ex-stunt
coordinator.
strid...@my-deja.com
>Well, he might have reason to be somewhat disgruntled. I happen to
believe his story. He is an inside source. He is not out to talk about
Gellar, but has offered his opinion on her when asked. His foremost
task is to still talk about the stunt scenes on Buffy which he says he
is very proud of.
Rose
eatin' anymore.
ROSE "One must forego the self in order to achieve spiritual creaminess and
avoid the chewy chunks of degradation." -- Ace Ventura
Fanfic: Rosa Seravo, http://www.fanfiction.net
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strid...@my-deja.com
>Rose,
I think you misunderstand. And next time, say something remotely funny.
Please.......
John Baker
> fyl...@aol.comfortador (Rose) wrote:
> > Yes. Someone left her out in the sun too long, and she spoiled. Not
> good
> > eatin' anymore.
> >Rose,
> I think you misunderstand. And next time, say something remotely funny.
> Please.......
Hey Strider? PLONK.
Laura
should be treated accordingly, thats just me though
Laura
--
Giles: "I have a friend who's coming to town and I'd like us to be alone."
Anya: "oh you mean an orgasm friend?"
Giles: "Yes that's exactly the most appalling thing you could have said"
*Hush*.
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Laura
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> After reading various posts on these boards I have discovered
> information that kind of indicates this is the case. This coming from
> people who had the opportunity of working with her.
when shes not stressed out or tired from shooting the same scene for the 5th
tme or whatever
> a. Sarah does not know Karate, and does not possess a brown
> belt in Karate.
who woulnd;t love to be in her shoes? she landed a great role that boosted
her careere, she told a porky, does it matter?
> b. She does not do all of her own stunts.
I do think she should give credit to her team the same way David Alyson etc
do, beside the point, her insurance company will nto let her smash that face
up
> c. Talks down to everyone and belittles them.
Jeffs story, is it true? Maybe maybe not, I asume she expects sss kissing
and doesn't like it if you speak back but talking down to people?
> about how hard it is to do a television show and what a drain it is.
> What a hoot!)
Credit where its due, it is hard making sure you know your lines and
rehearsals really test your patience, especially when you just want to go to
sleep
> it looked like her.
if she does a good deed without expecting the rpess there then its a genuine
good deed, could just be a publicity thing to boost viewing figures
> B. She has the cutest damn nose. I like that little diamond pattern on
> the tip and the "truffle snuffling" ability I know it must have.
> C. She bought her mom a house. It shows she respects and loves her.
> D. She has a lot of sex appeal for a young lady that really does not
> have a lot of beauty per se. She is not tall like a model, does not
> have the big fake breasts, and has kind of a cherubic butt, but seems
> to have a way of getting a guys attetnion.
hehe- cuuute!
> Agree or disagree?
I agree, but really, I don;t care what she is like off stage as I do not
have to deal with her persoanlly so why should I care? Its not going to
make people change the channel either way
Laura
Lisa nor Jeff
and cooperative with everyone. The original poster is wrong.
B. Richardson
> funny I thought a diva was womeone who considered themselves royalty and
> should be treated accordingly, thats just me though
Dictionary
Main Entry: di·va
Pronunciation: 'dE-v&
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural divas or di·ve /-(")vA/
Etymology: Italian, literally, goddess, from Latin, feminine of divus divine,
god -- more at DEITY
Date: 1883
1 : a principal female singer in an opera or concert organization
2 : an extremely sensitive, vain, and undisciplined person
B. Richardson
>
> > about how hard it is to do a television show and what a drain it is.
> > What a hoot!)
If it's so easy, how come you're not doing it? Lots of money for no effort...
you'd be a fool to pass that up.
B. Richardson
> I was working on the set of something she was in, and she was very nice
> and cooperative with everyone. The original poster is wrong.
And I've personally met her and talked with her as well. She was sweet,
beautiful and went out of her way to be kind.
B. Richardson
> In article <3970ECB9...@ix.netcom.com>,
> Thank you! This mean my post is correct in the usage of the word Diva.
No it doesn't. Pay close attention to the syntax of the definition it says
"an extremely sensitive, vain, AND undisciplined person". That means the
person has to exhibit ALL three qualities and no matter what else you may
say about Sarah Gellar, no one claims she's undisciplined. In fact, she's
frequently described as one of the most driven actresses in Hollywood.
So neither definition fits. Try again.
B. Richardson
> In article <3970EDB0...@ix.netcom.com>,
> Where did you meet her? Was it at some convention or promotional
> event where they are forced to be kind?
No, it was not. It was at the Beverly Hilton and she wasn't there to
promote anything.
Anthony Stephens
> Yes. Someone left her out in the sun too long, and she spoiled. Not good
> eatin' anymore.
Well, I have a friend/business associate who worked on the show for awhile, and
he tells it that she is absolutely horrible - bosses everyone around, yells,
pouts, etc. Hearing it from him, Jeff really held back.
I can't imagine, though, that it would be that easy to cover such behaviour if
it went on on a regular basis. Besides, I just don't WANT to believe she's like
that - I always thought somewhat better of her.
Well, maybe one day I'll be able to hire her for a part. I'll let you all know
what I find out then ;-)
--
Anthony Stephens
Dark Knight Productions
http://www.Dark-Knight.com
Laura
Laura
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strid...@my-deja.com
"Laura" <angel...@mymojo.hotmail.com> wrote:
> funny I thought a diva was womeone who considered themselves royalty
and
> should be treated accordingly, thats just me though
>
>Do you think she is a Diva or is the Stunt guy just bitter?
> --
> Giles: "I have a friend who's coming to town and I'd like us to be
alone."
> Anya: "oh you mean an orgasm friend?"
> Giles: "Yes that's exactly the most appalling thing you could have
said"
> *Hush*.
> http://www.sendmoreinfo.com/id/717854
> Get paid to read e-mails, its that simple!
> Remove my mojo to reply- spam is not welcome
> B. Richardson <btr...@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
> news:396FE912...@ix.netcom.com...
> > Well, no one but those closest to her knows if she's spoiled or
not, but
> > she can't be a diva. A diva is a singer, not an actress.
> >
> >
>
>
strid...@my-deja.com
John Baker <fo...@spammersmustdie.mpinet.net> wrote:
> In article <8kq0r5$bhm$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>, strid...@my-deja.com
says...
> > > Yes. Someone left her out in the sun too long, and she spoiled.
Not
> > good
> > > eatin' anymore.
>
> > I think you misunderstand. And next time, say something remotely
funny.
> > Please.......
>
> Hey Strider? PLONK.
>Another bitter, young idiot with an identity crisis.
Best Wishes Always,
Strider
strid...@my-deja.com
"B. Richardson" <btr...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> Laura wrote:
>
> > funny I thought a diva was womeone who considered themselves
royalty and
> > should be treated accordingly, thats just me though
>
>
> Main Entry: di·va
> Pronunciation: 'dE-v&
> Function: noun
> Inflected Form(s): plural divas or di·ve /-(")vA/
> Etymology: Italian, literally, goddess, from Latin, feminine of divus
divine,
> god -- more at DEITY
> Date: 1883
> 1 : a principal female singer in an opera or concert organization
> 2 : an extremely sensitive, vain, and undisciplined person
>
> > news:396FE912...@ix.netcom.com...
> > > Well, no one but those closest to her knows if she's spoiled or
not, but
> > > she can't be a diva. A diva is a singer, not an actress.
>
strid...@my-deja.com
hanc...@bbs.cpcn.com (Lisa nor Jeff) wrote:
> I was working on the set of something she was in, and she was very
nice
> and cooperative with everyone. The original poster is wrong.
>What "set" was that? Why no verification. At least Jeff Pruitt
provides verification. Who are you? What is your job? Where do you
live? Can I have the PIN code to your ATM card?
(just kidding on part of this) Which set though?
strid...@my-deja.com
"B. Richardson" <btr...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> Lisa nor Jeff wrote:
>
> > I was working on the set of something she was in, and she was very
nice
> > and cooperative with everyone. The original poster is wrong.
>
sweet,
> beautiful and went out of her way to be kind.
>
> Where did you meet her? Was it at some convention or promotional
event where they are forced to be kind?
Noella
everything can get an idea of what she is like. Cause then she will have no
real reason to be bitchy or nice. Just get to see her work.
<strid...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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> In article <8kqj4p$j...@netaxs.com>,
> hanc...@bbs.cpcn.com (Lisa nor Jeff) wrote:
> > I was working on the set of something she was in, and she was very
> nice
> > and cooperative with everyone. The original poster is wrong.
>
> >What "set" was that? Why no verification. At least Jeff Pruitt
> provides verification. Who are you? What is your job? Where do you
> live? Can I have the PIN code to your ATM card?
> (just kidding on part of this) Which set though?
John Baker
says...
"Money for nothin' and your chicks for free"
John Baker
says...
> Lisa nor Jeff wrote:
>
> > I was working on the set of something she was in, and she was very nice
> > and cooperative with everyone. The original poster is wrong.
>
> beautiful and went out of her way to be kind.
She made me cookies. Okay, not really.
(sorry, it's late)
fairw...@my-deja.com
I agree. As you know from our timeless correspondence on IMDB, I don't
think much of her aside from her high-octane looks. I knew damn well
before it was revealed that she didn't do her own stunts. Hell, if she
did, then she might break a nail. God forbid that happen. Hell, she
also might break that truffle snuffling nose as well, causing it to be
renamed "blood gushing nose".
Best wishes always,
Fairwalker aka M-377
strid...@my-deja.com
says
> "an extremely sensitive, vain, AND undisciplined person". That means
the
> person has to exhibit ALL three qualities and no matter what else you
may
> say about Sarah Gellar, no one claims she's undisciplined. In fact,
she's
> frequently described as one of the most driven actresses in Hollywood.
>
> So neither definition fits. Try again.
>
her. So are you a Buffy fan or not?
Best Wishes Always
Strider
strid...@my-deja.com
fairw...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
>
> I agree. As you know from our timeless correspondence on IMDB, I
don't
> think much of her aside from her high-octane looks. I knew damn well
> before it was revealed that she didn't do her own stunts. Hell, if
she
> did, then she might break a nail. God forbid that happen. Hell, she
> also might break that truffle snuffling nose as well, causing it to be
> renamed "blood gushing nose".
>
> Best wishes always,
> Fairwalker aka M-377
>LoL!!!, Man it is good to hear from someone I know. Hell this is like
wandering around in a desert with no water. I am going to type in
Danielle Harris into the search engine on Deja and see if there are any
posts. I use the "Best Wishes Always" generally, not all the time on
Deja posts, because it is synonymous with the Strider character.
Best Wishes Always,
B. Richardson
Well, you obviously have your mind made up no matter the tremendous
evidence to the contrary. Even her worst detractors would never describe
her as "undisciplined".
But if you want to believe she is just so you can be right, feel free.
fairw...@my-deja.com
strider9823@my-deja.>
> >LoL!!!, Man it is good to hear from someone I know. Hell this is like
> wandering around in a desert with no water. I am going to type in
> Danielle Harris into the search engine on Deja and see if there are
any
> posts. I use the "Best Wishes Always" generally, not all the time on
> Deja posts, because it is synonymous with the Strider character.
> Best Wishes Always,
> Strider
Hey, no problem about me visiting you, man. Honestly, I was saddened
to see you go (from IMDB) and that is a secondary reason for me not
returning there, even if the hacker was caught.
You made it fun for me to be there, and honestly, I'm not sure I could
muster up the enthusiasm to post there without you there with me.
I had serious discussions with others there, but no one could be mix
the humor and perspicacity like you and I could. We were together
unstoppable, and I think a lot of those pompous bastards there are
afraid to admit how entertaining we were. Some people did correspond
with me privately and say they enjoyed our posts, but just didn't feel
comfortable adding things to them, so I suspect others felt the same
way.
I'll be here plenty more. I doubt I'll dive deep into discussions with
others, but I'll be looking for your stuff.
strid...@my-deja.com
> Yeah, it was sad to leave, but the only course to take considering. I
really thought that post where you, Tyler Durder, and Cygnus responded
to my comment to that Regan Brown on Crystal Bernard and Meg Ryan post.
I laughed my hind end off. We were funny.
strid...@my-deja.com
> > What a hoot!)
>I love your cold, logical, analytical approach to my post. Please
marry me and treat me like your rag doll baby!!! LoL!
You brought up some interesting points.
Best Wishes Always,
Strider
fairw...@my-deja.com
> > Yeah, it was sad to leave, but the only course to take considering.
I
> really thought that post where you, Tyler Durder, and Cygnus responded
> to my comment to that Regan Brown on Crystal Bernard and Meg Ryan
post.
> I laughed my hind end off. We were funny.
LOL! I wondered if you had read that post. Since you left around the
time we were all there, I didn't know if you'd taken the time to read
it or not. Yeah, that was a fun post.
strid...@my-deja.com
"Noella" <noell...@home.com> wrote:
> I think a nobody on a set and has no real contact with her but
observes
> everything can get an idea of what she is like. Cause then she will
have no
> real reason to be bitchy or nice. Just get to see her work.
>As I said, this person would not verify or confirm. At least Jeff
Pruitt does prove he worked on the show.
> <strid...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
> news:8kr1a1$1d1$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> > In article <8kqj4p$j...@netaxs.com>,
> > hanc...@bbs.cpcn.com (Lisa nor Jeff) wrote:
> > > I was working on the set of something she was in, and she was very
> > nice
> > > and cooperative with everyone. The original poster is wrong.
> >
> > >What "set" was that? Why no verification. At least Jeff Pruitt
> > provides verification. Who are you? What is your job? Where do you
> > live? Can I have the PIN code to your ATM card?
> > (just kidding on part of this) Which set though?
> > Best Wishes Always,
> > Strider
> >
> >
B. Richardson
> In article <Pa8c5.68882$7I1.1...@news1.rdc2.on.home.com>,
> "Noella" <noell...@home.com> wrote:
> > I think a nobody on a set and has no real contact with her but
> observes
> > everything can get an idea of what she is like. Cause then she will
> have no
> > real reason to be bitchy or nice. Just get to see her work.
>
> >As I said, this person would not verify or confirm. At least Jeff
> Pruitt does prove he worked on the show.
Actually what he's done is claim to be Jeff Pruitt, the stunt coordinator
and we all pretty much believe him. But he hasn't actually proven it with
hard evidence.
strid...@my-deja.com
fairw...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> > > Yeah, it was sad to leave, but the only course to take
considering.
> I
> > really thought that post where you, Tyler Durder, and Cygnus
responded
> > to my comment to that Regan Brown on Crystal Bernard and Meg Ryan
> post.
> > I laughed my hind end off. We were funny.
>
> LOL! I wondered if you had read that post. Since you left around the
> time we were all there, I didn't know if you'd taken the time to read
> it or not. Yeah, that was a fun post.
>Lenny has now appeared. He is Michael 9537. He started popping off
about Nicole Kidman and Sybil Danning. It has to be him. Check it out.
We are like alien invaders amongst people who are so serious they
probably wear ties and suits when they type their posts.
strid...@my-deja.com
about S.C. Dacy stalking his fiance Sophia Crawford who did stuntwork
for the Power Rangers as well as on Buffy. That stalking event truly
happened and the details he gives are to complete to be someone who is
just pretending to be somebody. And why on earth would anyone want to
come across as a Stunt Coordinator. It would be much more exciting to
claim to be an actor.
I think he is telling the truth in my opinion. Plus he focuses mainly
on the stuntwork, not trying to discredit Ms. Gellar.
Noella
Sophia (from interview @ The Hellomouth site):
I would only say to Conan or anyone interviewing Sarah in the future to
ask her to step out onto the stage and perform some of those spinning kicks
of "hers" and flipping onto her back on the concrete. See if you think it
looks the same. Asking her to simply run would also be good for comic relief
too ;)
It's a bit harsh don't you think? I personally have neveer expected SMG to
be able to do those spin kicks and stuff like that. But saying that "Asking
her to simply run would also be good for comic relief too ;)" was definitely
overboard.
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Anlee
especially since you've never even met her. You're portraying her as some
ditz and "girly girl" who can't handle a few stunts. Maybe she didn't do
all of her stunts, but that isn't even her job. Her job is to act and she's
doing a good job. Just because she is famous gives you nor anybody the
right to critique what kind of person she is based on our own opinions.
Anlee
strid...@my-deja.com
strid...@my-deja.com
"Noella" <noell...@home.com> wrote:
>
> Sophia (from interview @ The Hellomouth site):
> I would only say to Conan or anyone interviewing Sarah in the
future to
> ask her to step out onto the stage and perform some of those spinning
kicks
> of "hers" and flipping onto her back on the concrete. See if you
think it
> looks the same. Asking her to simply run would also be good for comic
relief
> too ;)
>
> It's a bit harsh don't you think? I personally have neveer expected
SMG to
> be able to do those spin kicks and stuff like that. But saying that
"Asking
> her to simply run would also be good for comic relief too ;)" was
definitely
> overboard.
>Please give me the address to that hellmouth site. I would like to
read it within the context of where you pulled it. I could not help but
laugh.
Best Wishes Always,
Strider
> <strid...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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> > In article <3971DFA3...@ix.netcom.com>,
> > "B. Richardson" <btr...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> > > strid...@my-deja.com wrote:
> > >
strid...@my-deja.com
Tom Breton
> <strid...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
> news:8kobbs$92l$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
>
> > a. Sarah does not know Karate, and does not possess a brown
> > belt in Karate.
> who woulnd;t love to be in her shoes? she landed a great role that boosted
> her careere, she told a porky, does it matter?
Of course she doesn't know karate. It's Tae Kwon Do she said she had
almost a brown belt in. Maybe she does, maybe she doesn't, I have no
way of knowing and you probably don't either.
--
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Tom Breton
> funny I thought a diva was womeone who considered themselves royalty and
> should be treated accordingly, thats just me though
A diva is a female singer. Historically, only in opera.
daw...@webtv.net
One can never have too many cats
Dawn
Noella
later became the term to describe snooty star with a big ego.
Tom Breton <t...@world.std.com> wrote in message
B. Richardson
> I thought in Opera they used the term Prima Donna as the female lead which
> later became the term to describe snooty star with a big ego.
Same thing. They're synonyms.
B. Richardson
> I think he is telling the truth in my opinion. Plus he focuses mainly
> on the stuntwork, not trying to discredit Ms. Gellar.
Note your use of the phrases "I think" and "in my opinion". Not the words
of someone who is discussing an objective fact.
But just for the record, I believe him too. I'm just saying he hasn't
given anyone hard evidence of his identity; not surprising since the
nature of the medium is such that hard evidence is extremely difficult to
provide.
B. Richardson
> And why on earth would anyone want to come across as a Stunt
> Coordinator. It would be much more exciting to
> claim to be an actor.
If I were going to try and pretend to be someone I'm not, I would
probably pick something like stunt coordinator or best boy or 1st
assistant director or script supervisor since people would be more likely
to believe me than if I claimed to be Sarah Gellar or David Boreanaz or
the like.
David Daw
----------
In article <MPG.13dafde13...@news.mpinet.net>, John Baker
<fo...@spammersmustdie.mpinet.net> wrote:
> In article <3970EDB0...@ix.netcom.com>, btr...@ix.netcom.com
> says...
>> Lisa nor Jeff wrote:
>>
>> > I was working on the set of something she was in, and she was very nice
>> > and cooperative with everyone. The original poster is wrong.
>>
>> And I've personally met her and talked with her as well. She was sweet,
>> beautiful and went out of her way to be kind.
>
> She made me cookies. Okay, not really.
>
>
>
>
I thought it was funny.
> (sorry, it's late)
Laura
news:8kr0pv$10v$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> In article <JR3c5.1676$Ki2.2...@nnrp4.clara.net>,
> >Do you think she is a Diva or is the Stunt guy just bitter?
a bit of both, she seems to be a nice person, but it can go either way
judging from peoples enocunters with her and woulnd't you be bitter in Jeffs
shoes?
Laura
--
Giles: "I have a friend who's coming to town and I'd like us to be alone."
Anya: "oh you mean an orgasm friend?"
Giles: "Yes that's exactly the most appalling thing you could have said"
*Hush*.
http://www.sendmoreinfo.com/id/717854
Get paid to read e-mails, its that simple!
Remove my mojo to reply- spam is not welcome
Laura
news:8krlmk$e2h$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> In article <KR3c5.1677$Ki2.2...@nnrp4.clara.net>,
> >I love your cold, logical, analytical approach to my post. Please
> You brought up some interesting points.
heh, its just my opinion and I don't particularly want to see her as a
hollywood bitch so I'll stay out of it:)
Laura
> Laura wrote:
>
> > funny I thought a diva was womeone who considered themselves royalty and
> > should be treated accordingly, thats just me though
>
how humiliating:)
> 1 : a principal female singer in an opera or concert organization
> 2 : an extremely sensitive, vain, and undisciplined person
Jeff said after seaosn one she considered herself a diva- see this interview
http://www.thehellmouth.fsnet.co.uk/Features/jeff_sophia.htm
Noella
>Well, I was about to get my brown belt when I stopped. I wish they would
stop reporting that I do, because I don't really study Tae Kwon Do anymore.
It's more a mix of things I do for the show.
Tom Breton <t...@world.std.com> wrote in message
news:m3aefh7...@world.std.com...
> "Laura" <angel...@mymojo.hotmail.com> writes:
>
> > <strid...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
> > news:8kobbs$92l$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> >
> > > a. Sarah does not know Karate, and does not possess a brown
> > > belt in Karate.
> > who woulnd;t love to be in her shoes? she landed a great role that
boosted
> > her careere, she told a porky, does it matter?
>
> Of course she doesn't know karate. It's Tae Kwon Do she said she had
> almost a brown belt in. Maybe she does, maybe she doesn't, I have no
> way of knowing and you probably don't either.
>
Ian J. Ball
daw...@webtv.net wrote:
> Who cares as long as she doing a good job at playing her role.
I care, if an actor or an actress is enough of a pr*ck to make the
lives/jobs of everyone else around them miserable.
As of yet, I've seen no concrete evidence that SMG falls into this
category though. (Brett Butler? Cybill Shephard? Yes. SMG? No.)
--
Ian J. Ball | "IMO, even if you're not cursed, trying to
TV lover, and | change yourself for the better is not wrong.
Usenet slacker | - Dan Damouth in alt.tv.buffy-v-slayer
ib...@socal.rr.com | http://members.aol.com/IJBall/WWW/TV.html
strid...@my-deja.com
"B. Richardson" <btr...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> > > Lisa nor Jeff wrote:
> > >
> > > > I was working on the set of something she was in, and she was
very
> > nice
> > > > and cooperative with everyone. The original poster is wrong.
> > >
> > > And I've personally met her and talked with her as well. She was
> > sweet,
> > > beautiful and went out of her way to be kind.
> > >
> > event where they are forced to be kind?
>
> No, it was not. It was at the Beverly Hilton and she wasn't there to
> promote anything.
>
> Why was she at the motel? Who was she with? What were you doing
there? Why am I asking all these questions? Because I am curious. I
answered the third question for you, so you can answer the first two.
strid...@my-deja.com
cinnamon.
Strider (I butted into your conversation like you did mine. We are even
now.)
fairw...@my-deja.com
How much did Sarah pay you to say that??
Sarah is famous, she's learned to handle criticism. She doesn't need
you fighting her battles for her.
fairw...@my-deja.com
strid...@my-deja.com wrote:
> >Lenny has now appeared. He is Michael 9537. He started popping off
> about Nicole Kidman and Sybil Danning. It has to be him. Check it out.
> We are like alien invaders amongst people who are so serious they
> probably wear ties and suits when they type their posts.
> Best Wishes Always,
> Strider
>
Yeah, I agree. I guess we have the luxory of having the word "humor"
on our planet.
Where did "Michael" post? I will look for him.
B. Richardson
> In article <39713AF4...@ix.netcom.com>,
> "B. Richardson" <btr...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
>
> > No, it was not. It was at the Beverly Hilton and she wasn't there to
> > promote anything.
> >
> > Why was she at the motel?
The Beverly Hilton is not a motel and she was there at a
reception/fund-raiser.
> Who was she with?
No one as far as I could tell.
> What were you doing there?
I was working. (I'm a federal agent.)
Laura
news:m3aefh7...@world.std.com...
> "Laura" <angel...@mymojo.hotmail.com> writes:
> Of course she doesn't know karate. It's Tae Kwon Do she said she had
> almost a brown belt in. Maybe she does, maybe she doesn't, I have no
> way of knowing and you probably don't either.
(sorry I know jack all about it personally), he would know what hes talking
about since its his profession. Shes an actress not a stunt double, I don't
expect that of her, I'm just saying if I was going after that role I would
probably lie to get it also (no major fibs because *that* would be wrong-
lol), whats the big deal about that?
Laura
news:8ku2c6$n5$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> In article <3972660C...@ix.netcom.com>,
> "B. Richardson" <btr...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> Strider (I butted into your conversation like you did mine. We are even
> now.)
can join in as the please as long as they please
Laura
news:8kt5r5$dkl$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> In article <ylnc5.70163$7I1.1...@news1.rdc2.on.home.com>,
> "Noella" <noell...@home.com> wrote:
> >Please give me the address to that hellmouth site. I would like to
> read it within the context of where you pulled it. I could not help but
> laugh.
strid...@my-deja.com
> > In article <JR3c5.1676$Ki2.2...@nnrp4.clara.net>,
> > >Do you think she is a Diva or is the Stunt guy just bitter?
> a bit of both, she seems to be a nice person, but it can go either way
> judging from peoples enocunters with her and woulnd't you be bitter
in Jeffs
> shoes?
>
> Laura
>Well Laura that depends. Jeff says he is working on two other series
and a movie which stars his wife Sophia Crawford so I think he has
plenty of employment. I just think it's not bitterness, but rage over
the fact that because he stood up for himself and his wife he lost his
job. He did not lose his job over professional abilities, but because
he did not kiss ass.
Best Wishes Always,
Strider
> --
> Giles: "I have a friend who's coming to town and I'd like us to be
alone."
> Anya: "oh you mean an orgasm friend?"
> Giles: "Yes that's exactly the most appalling thing you could have
said"
> *Hush*.
> http://www.sendmoreinfo.com/id/717854
> Get paid to read e-mails, its that simple!
> Remove my mojo to reply- spam is not welcome
>
>
strid...@my-deja.com
> > In article <3972660C...@ix.netcom.com>,
> > "B. Richardson" <btr...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> > Strider (I butted into your conversation like you did mine. We are
even
> > now.)
> you can't "butt" in anywhere, this is usenet, not an e-mail board,
people
> can join in as the please as long as they please
>
> Laura
>Thanks Laura for "butting" in and correcting me. I feel so much better
now.
strid...@my-deja.com
> > "B. Richardson" <btr...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> >
> > > No, it was not. It was at the Beverly Hilton and she wasn't there
to
> > > promote anything.
> > >
> > > Why was she at the motel?
>
> The Beverly Hilton is not a motel and she was there at a
> reception/fund-raiser.
>
> > Who was she with?
>
> No one as far as I could tell.
>
> > What were you doing there?
>
> I was working. (I'm a federal agent.)
>Hopefully with the ATF because all those punk little underage movie
stars are drinking, smoking, and packing "heat" like a bunch of Koresh
Kids.
Best Wishes Always,
Strider
strid...@my-deja.com
> > In article <ylnc5.70163$7I1.1...@news1.rdc2.on.home.com>,
> > "Noella" <noell...@home.com> wrote:
> > >Please give me the address to that hellmouth site. I would like to
> > read it within the context of where you pulled it. I could not help
but
> > laugh.
> http://www.thehellmouth.fsnet.co.uk/Features/jeff_sophia.htm
>
> Laura
>Laura,
Thanks for the information. I thought it was a good article. What do
you think of it?
Best Wishes Always,
Strider
> --
> Giles: "I have a friend who's coming to town and I'd like us to be
alone."
> Anya: "oh you mean an orgasm friend?"
> Giles: "Yes that's exactly the most appalling thing you could have
said"
> *Hush*.
> http://www.sendmoreinfo.com/id/717854
> Get paid to read e-mails, its that simple!
> Remove my mojo to reply- spam is not welcome
>
>
strid...@my-deja.com
in previous post that I could be wrong, but I personally believe the
guy and Laura posted that article from the Hellmouth which was quite
interesting.
Best Wishes Always,
Strider
strid...@my-deja.com
it that way before. I still disagree. An attention hound wants
attention. He or she would pick an actor. I am a private detective so I
can say that.
strid...@my-deja.com
> > In article <KR3c5.1677$Ki2.2...@nnrp4.clara.net>,
> > >I love your cold, logical, analytical approach to my post. Please
> Pardon?
>
> > You brought up some interesting points.
> heh, its just my opinion and I don't particularly want to see her as a
> hollywood bitch so I'll stay out of it:)
>
> Laura
>Laura,
Tell me how you really feel? Tell me more. I know you want to.
Best Wishes Always,
Strider
> --
> Giles: "I have a friend who's coming to town and I'd like us to be
alone."
> Anya: "oh you mean an orgasm friend?"
> Giles: "Yes that's exactly the most appalling thing you could have
said"
> *Hush*.
> http://www.sendmoreinfo.com/id/717854
> Get paid to read e-mails, its that simple!
> Remove my mojo to reply- spam is not welcome
>
>
strid...@my-deja.com
>On one of these Sarah Michelle Gellar posts that I started.Y2Jen
posted. It made me really glad to see his posting on the Kentucky Fried
Chicken thread.
Best Wishes Always,
Strider
fairw...@my-deja.com
strid...@my-deja.com wrote:
> In article <8ku8ag$4ie$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,.
>
> >On one of these Sarah Michelle Gellar posts that I started.Y2Jen
> posted. It made me really glad to see his posting on the Kentucky
Fried
> Chicken thread.
> Best Wishes Always,
> Strider
>
Is Y2Jen under that name? I'll have to look for him too and this KFC
thread you speak of.
B. Richardson
> In article <3972AFC5...@ix.netcom.com>,
> "B. Richardson" <btr...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> > strid...@my-deja.com wrote:
> >
> > > In article <39713AF4...@ix.netcom.com>,
> > > "B. Richardson" <btr...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > > No, it was not. It was at the Beverly Hilton and she wasn't there
> to
> > > > promote anything.
> > > >
> > > > Why was she at the motel?
> >
> > The Beverly Hilton is not a motel and she was there at a
> > reception/fund-raiser.
> >
> > > Who was she with?
> >
> > No one as far as I could tell.
> >
> > > What were you doing there?
> >
> > I was working. (I'm a federal agent.)
>
> Hopefully with the ATF because all those punk little underage movie
> stars are drinking, smoking, and packing "heat" like a bunch of Koresh
> Kids.
Nope. Secret Service.
Micky DuPree
-Micky
--
Stole it from an old _Tank McNamara_ cartoon.
Sandra S
Well, I have doubts about Pruitt's credibility; especially after that
one post in which he practically accused a co-worker of trying to kill him
by removing the bolts from a stunt car.
I never buy into these big conspiracies where everyone is out to get
the one person who is most talented and dedicated! (Which is what
Pruitt would have everybody believe).
I'm sure he THINKS he's only being honest; but I'm skeptical.
Sandra
strid...@my-deja.com
loosened the bolts to kill him. He said it was just something they
caught and discovered and they tightened them and everything is okay.
Strider
George Avalos
>In article <8kq0r5$bhm$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>, strid...@my-deja.com says...
>> fyl...@aol.comfortador (Rose) wrote:
>> > Yes. Someone left her out in the sun too long, and she spoiled. Not
>> good
>> > eatin' anymore.
>
>> >Rose,
>> I think you misunderstand. And next time, say something remotely funny.
>> Please.......
As amusing as creating a deja alias so you can have a conversation with
yourself. With such a lame-oid trick like, we're supposed to think you know
from funny?
Riiiiight.
--George
strid...@my-deja.com
fairw...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
>
> How much did Sarah pay you to say that??
>
> Sarah is famous, she's learned to handle criticism. She doesn't need
> you fighting her battles for her.
>
defense of someone they have never met and who would probably totally
ignore them if they did.
loga...@my-deja.com
strid...@my-deja.com wrote:
Hey Strider! How are ya?
It's Logain from IMDb. We miss you back there!
Scullyfox sends her best by the way!
I just thought I'd check this deja.com thing out.
To answer your question... no I don't think she's a spoiled diva.
Well, not if you compare to a lot of other people i showbiz anyway!
Have you made any Rebecca Pidgeon or Sybil Danning posts here yet?
:-)
> After reading various posts on these boards I have discovered
> information that kind of indicates this is the case. This coming from
> people who had the opportunity of working with her.
>
> Now there is always two sides to every story, but some of these
stories
> have the ring of truth and apparently more then one witness to the
> facts.
>
> What startled me was the fact that
>
> a. Sarah does not know Karate, and does not possess a brown
> belt in Karate.
> b. She does not do all of her own stunts.
> c. Talks down to everyone and belittles them.
> d. Always talking about how hard and long the hours are on
set,
> but if she would cooperate they would not be that long and hard. (I
> admit, I laugh my ass off at that one, because all actors like to talk
> about how hard it is to do a television show and what a drain it is.
> What a hoot!)
>
> However in her defense she contributed her free time doing
> A. "Habitat for Humanity" or did they have a stunt double
actually
> do the work on the home. I saw pictures though in People magazine and
> it looked like her.
> B. She has the cutest damn nose. I like that little diamond pattern on
> the tip and the "truffle snuffling" ability I know it must have.
> C. She bought her mom a house. It shows she respects and loves her.
> D. She has a lot of sex appeal for a young lady that really does not
> have a lot of beauty per se. She is not tall like a model, does not
> have the big fake breasts, and has kind of a cherubic butt, but seems
> to have a way of getting a guys attetnion.
>
> Agree or disagree?
>
> Best Wishes Always,
> Strider
>
> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> Before you buy.
>
strid...@my-deja.com
loga...@my-deja.com wrote:
> In article <8kobbs$92l$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
> strid...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> Hey Strider! How are ya?
> It's Logain from IMDb. We miss you back there!
> Scullyfox sends her best by the way!
> I just thought I'd check this deja.com thing out.
>
> To answer your question... no I don't think she's a spoiled diva.
> Well, not if you compare to a lot of other people i showbiz anyway!
> Have you made any Rebecca Pidgeon or Sybil Danning posts here yet?
> :-)
Say hello to scullyfox for me. I make Rebecca Pidgeon posts in
Alt.showbiz.gossip and Sybil Danning posts in alt.horror and alt.cult
movies.
Strider
strid...@my-deja.com
fairw...@my-deja.com wrote:
> In article <8l0a8n$mp2$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
> strid...@my-deja.com wrote:
> > In article <8ku8ag$4ie$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,.
> >
> > >On one of these Sarah Michelle Gellar posts that I started.Y2Jen
> > posted. It made me really glad to see his posting on the Kentucky
> Fried
> > Chicken thread.
> > Best Wishes Always,
> > Strider
> >
>
> Is Y2Jen under that name? I'll have to look for him too and this KFC
> thread you speak of.
>
> Before you buy.
>Hey,
I guess you found him because I see that you posted to him. Logain
posted on this thread. She said scullyfox says hello.
stunt...@my-deja.com
> > "Noella" <noell...@home.com> wrote:
> > > I think a nobody on a set and has no real contact with her but
> > observes
> > > everything can get an idea of what she is like. Cause then she
will
> > have no
> > > real reason to be bitchy or nice. Just get to see her work.
> >
> > >As I said, this person would not verify or confirm. At least Jeff
> > Pruitt does prove he worked on the show.
>
> Actually what he's done is claim to be Jeff Pruitt, the stunt
coordinator
> and we all pretty much believe him. But he hasn't actually proven it
with
> hard evidence.
Actually, he has. His e-mail adress and ID on the posting board of the
OFFICIAL Buffy site were name guarded so he gave that address. What's
more, I've talked to him on the phone about things we've sent in e-
mail, so trust me what I say that he is who he says he is.
B. Richardson
> > Actually what he's done is claim to be Jeff Pruitt, the stunt
> coordinator
> > and we all pretty much believe him. But he hasn't actually proven it
> with
> > hard evidence.
>
> What's more, I've talked to him on the phone about things we've sent in
> e-
> mail, so trust me what I say that he is who he says he is.
Taking your word for it about a phone call you claim to have had hardly
constitutes evidence. I don't disbelieve him either, I just pointed out
that he hasn't provided real evidence (as that term is commonly defined)
on this newsgroup regarding his identity.
David Samuel Barr
>
> stunt...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> > > Actually what he's done is claim to be Jeff Pruitt, the stunt
> > > coordinator and we all pretty much believe him. But he hasn't
> > > actually proven it with hard evidence.
> >
> > What's more, I've talked to him on the phone about things we've sent
>
> Taking your word for it about a phone call you claim to have had
> hardly constitutes evidence. I don't disbelieve him either, I just
> pointed out that he hasn't provided real evidence (as that term is
> commonly defined) on this newsgroup regarding his identity.
What exactly would you consider "real" "hard" evidence? On the same
basis, what real evidence have you offered to prove that you really are
who & what you have said you are in various posts and your frequent
claims to having had personal interactions with SMG? (By the way, I've
also dealt with the poster personally, and I'm convinced of his bona
fides.)
B. Richardson
> B. Richardson wrote:
> >
> > stunt...@my-deja.com wrote:
> >
> > > > Actually what he's done is claim to be Jeff Pruitt, the stunt
> > > > coordinator and we all pretty much believe him. But he hasn't
> > > > actually proven it with hard evidence.
> > >
> > > What's more, I've talked to him on the phone about things we've sent
> > > in e-mail, so trust me what I say that he is who he says he is.
> >
> > Taking your word for it about a phone call you claim to have had
> > hardly constitutes evidence. I don't disbelieve him either, I just
> > pointed out that he hasn't provided real evidence (as that term is
> > commonly defined) on this newsgroup regarding his identity.
>
> What exactly would you consider "real" "hard" evidence?
I'm the first to admit that this forum does not lend itself to easy
verification of one's identity.
> On the same
> basis, what real evidence have you offered to prove that you really are
> who & what you have said you are in various posts and your frequent
> claims to having had personal interactions with SMG?
First, it was a singular interaction, not multiple interactions and second
the answer is none. You can either believe me or not. Just as Pruitt hasn't
provided evidence but I believe he is who he says he is.
> (By the way, I've also dealt with the poster personally, and I'm
> convinced of his bona fides.)
I haven't ever dealt with him personally and I still believe him. Doesn't
change the fact that he hasn't provided objective evidence of his identity.
strid...@my-deja.com
> > > > "B. Richardson" <btr...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > No, it was not. It was at the Beverly Hilton and she wasn't
there
> > to
> > > > > promote anything.
> > > > >
> > > > > Why was she at the motel?
> > >
> > > The Beverly Hilton is not a motel and she was there at a
> > > reception/fund-raiser.
> > >
> > > > Who was she with?
> > >
> > > No one as far as I could tell.
> > >
> > > > What were you doing there?
> > >
> > > I was working. (I'm a federal agent.)
> >
> > Hopefully with the ATF because all those punk little underage movie
> > stars are drinking, smoking, and packing "heat" like a bunch of
Koresh
> > Kids.
>
> Nope. Secret Service.
>
Best Wishes Always,
Strider
Jane Lumley
First, I could care less about SMG, as long as she keeps cranking out
Buffy.
Secondly, why on erth would any Star be anything other than difficult?
My favourite line on this is still the one in Heathers: ''Why are you
being suvch a bitch?'
'Because I can be.'
Virtually no-one resists the temptation.
Thirdly, why on earth should SMG be a role-model, Miss Cheamcheese, or
anything other than an image on our screens? It's really none of our
business whether she's nice or horrible. I wish she'd gain some weight
and lose the kinks in her tresses, not so she'll be a better influence
on teens worldwide, but so I can see something optimally pleasing.
I'm not defending her. I'm not interested in her at all. And it
baffles me that anyone else is.
--
Jane Lumley
Sara Kirk
Me too.
Sa.
strid...@my-deja.com
>Her behavior could have an affect on the outcome of the show, or even
how long it will run for, if she becomes hard to deal with.
By the way Jane, I am madly in love with you. I am not defending my
love for you, I am not even interested if your in love with me. And it
baffles me that anyone else is. Wink!
strid...@my-deja.com
sara...@netscape.net wrote:
>
> Sa.
>Sa,
Will you marry me?
Jane Lumley
>In article <H3ofIzAv...@purkiss.demon.co.uk>,
> Jane Lumley <lum...@purkiss.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>> I find it remarkable that anyone cares whether the answer is yes or
>no.
>>
>> First, I could care less about SMG, as long as she keeps cranking out
>> Buffy.
>>
>> Secondly, why on erth would any Star be anything other than difficult?
>> My favourite line on this is still the one in Heathers: ''Why are you
>> being suvch a bitch?'
>>
>> 'Because I can be.'
>>
>> Virtually no-one resists the temptation.
>>
>> Thirdly, why on earth should SMG be a role-model, Miss Cheamcheese, or
>> anything other than an image on our screens? It's really none of our
>> business whether she's nice or horrible. I wish she'd gain some
>weight
>> and lose the kinks in her tresses, not so she'll be a better influence
>> on teens worldwide, but so I can see something optimally pleasing.
>>
>> I'm not defending her. I'm not interested in her at all. And it
>> baffles me that anyone else is.
>> --
>> Jane Lumley
>
>how long it will run for, if she becomes hard to deal with.
If every show whose Star became hard to deal with shut down, then TV
would die. Ratings, not niceness, is the key, or profits, anyway. Only
if 1/3 for the s**t becomes 1/2 or 2/3 will anyone worry.
Besides, as you know, this is not the basis on which SMG's character is
usually discussed.
--
Jane Lumley