
This will be the last week here. I thought I’d maybe do some drive-by shooting (i.e., taking pictures!) last weekend, but alas, Opera Plaza doesn’t update its outside marquee anymore. Didn’t have the time to park and go inside the mini-mall to snap pics of the theater door unfortunately.
…for another week! That’s a week longer than nationally released Nobel Son!
Last week:


The man can’t remember the safe word so the woman keeps beating him: He was the president! It’s the actor! Bill Paxton!

The small theater was surprisingly packed. The audience was well-behaved overall. The one guy sitting in the row behind me was really into the movie, reacting loudly whenever he reacted—laughing at the things Phoebe or Olivia or Ms. Dodger said. Didn’t bother me or anybody though.
The creative forces behind a developing tuner version of "Sleepless in Seattle" hope to wake up Broadway in 2010.
Composer-lyricist Leslie Bricusse ("Stop the World — I Want to Get Off") and book writer Jeff Arch, who penned the story and co-wrote the screenplay of the 1993 romantic comedy, are at work on a stage musical adaptation of the TriStar feature. Joel Zwick ("My Big Fat Greek Wedding") will helm.
bp answers. A fine article but what’s up with this photo? His head is sitting heavy and huge on puny shoulders; like something out of "reality manga."
Photo credit: Charley Gallay/Getty Images
Read it here: BILL PULLMAN – Los Angeles Times