It’s not just that Pullman, who’s a terrific actor and extremely funny, will be on the show. It’s that he’s going to play opposite Jay Harrington, who was announced as the star a few days ago. Those two guys together equals potential hysteria… in a good way.
Bill Pullman Joins Jay Harrington in ‘Nathan vs. Nurture’ – TV Squad
that’ll be awesome (the bill pullman show would be better), hope this happens, but I swear I heard him say just recently that he didn’t want to do tv. no matter, the headline is misleading/premature, but if it gets repeated often enough, it just might come true!
Bill Pullman‘s Independence Day leader, President Thomas J. Whitmore, came in third ahead of Morgan Freeman (Deep Impact) and Jack Nicholson (Mars Attacks!).
they run this movie President Day poll every year, don’t they? at least this year, they stuck a photo of my fav.
for valentine’s day this year, I received this word. nice!
noun: Vulgar, abusive language.
excellent movie. hollywood could ruin its grittiness if it did get its hands on this one (by smoothing things out, especially the lines from the leading man’s face). Joel Edgerton can reprise his role. I’d love to see bp in it. In the lead of course, as the slightly older man enamored by a young pleasingly plump incidental femme fatale (no, the actress in the movie isn’t round at all but i want an unemaciated, healthy looking somebody in the role opposite bp). he falls for her hard. her intentions are not clear but you want them (as an audience) to be sincere. a regular guy unravels as the situation makes him more and more desperate. is he lucky or unlucky, it’s hard to say. that would be an awesome movie.
Park City, UT, January 24, 2010
Producer Andrew Eaton, actor Bill Pullman, actress Jessica Alba and director Michael Winterbottom attend ‘The Killer Inside Me’ dinner at the MySpace Cafe
kinda looks like he just woke up:
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Theater Talk, aired December 4, 2009
Opening night of Present Laughter at the American Airlines Theatre January 21, 2010
