EDWARD NORTON

larry flynt. this guy's a little like spacey for me, where he played a few too many know-it-all dickheads and i just got sick of him. hard to fault a lot of those early perfs though

American history x, really nails what it's like to be an actor in a movie with a haircut

Rounders is such a ridiculous movie but it has held up surprisingly well for me

keeping the faith is so cornball

Anna Riley: So this is a rectory. That sounds like a dirty word. Rectory!

Kingdom of Heaven - King Baldwin (2005): most interesting role in a pretty dumb movie

Keeping the Faith - Father Brian Finn (2000): i like this despite jenna elfman content

xp heh

Death to Smoochy slept on. Had to google Pride and Glory and Down in the Valley.

I really like Norton in Red Dragon, in the midst of all the inanity. I haven't seen Primal Fear since it came out, but I remember his weasliness as being very effective, especially at the key moment.

Rabbi Jacob "Jake" Schram: Let me just say... Oy.
Father Brian Kilkenney Finn: Amen to your oy.

elfman is a big ws of shame :- /

ok that's enough of an excuse for me to post this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeTjUhAxabM

Oh man, I just watched that episode yesterday!

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my vote goes to:

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LOL at "The Incredible Hulk (Video Game)"

https://twitter.com/mediaguardian/status/775628015967604736

MB interview

https://www.thedailybeast.com/edward-norton-on-trump-the-insane-clown-charlatan-and-his-big-disagreement-with-steven-spielberg

really over the top on Alec Baldwin there i think, but we'll see

don't really care about Norton but I am curious about this - Motherless Brooklyn probably the last Lethem novel I liked, and mixing the Power Broker into it w/ a good cast seems like an interesting approach.

agree he's def overrating Baldwin there lol

If I had to say the single biggest contributor to people preferring to watch things on Netflix versus going to theaters, it’s that the theaters nickel and dime on bulbs. People have no idea how many theaters do this. A lot of filmmakers and cinematographers that I know that have really started to look into this say that more than 60 percent of American theaters are running their projector at almost half the luminosity that they’re required by contract to run it at. It’s the theater chains that are destroying the theatrical experience. Period, full-stop. No one else.

the bulb thing is true but this is an odd leap to take.

possibly cuz most ppl dont have standards

Sunday NYT Mag interview of 2 weeks ago is worth some lolz for the "So what's it like being a known pain in the ass" angle