This
is just Missy and I poising. |
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This
is Jack's nightmare, his dream. And in his
dream, all the women beat up on the men.
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That's
Jennifer looking into the well I guess I'm
down there.
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That's
Neil with a pink umbrella. I don't know
what to make off that.
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Here's one
of me and my
stunt man. This poor guy had to shave; he
had long hair and he had a bread and he had
to shave it all off because I was clean-cut.
They started calling him Baby Face because
he was a though guy before and now he wasn't. |
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This is
Susan Seaforth Hayes, which is self-explanatory. |
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Here's
Grandma punching a bad guy. that probably
got the biggest cheer of the day. I was backstage
and I'm sorry I missed it because she just
hauled off and she slugged him...and everybody
in the whole audience just started roaring.
They just loved watching Grandma Horton beat
someone up. |
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Jennifer
pulling Jack out of the well...by the neck.
I was very stupid because we were all getting
really eager to do this. And in trying to
be prepared and having to be wet, I'm in this
full outfit and I jump into the shower in
the back. I'm totally soaked and I run out
there to do this scene, and someone told me
later, "You know, they never saw your
boots." And I soaked these boots and
they wouldn't dry. |
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Here's
a wedding picture of me and Marcus...(a dash
of sarcasm in his voice [Matt's]) my closest,
dearest friend — my best man. And then
there's my mother from the loony bin. Me and
Jennifer. And Bill — the last time I
saw him he was looking at my kidneys or lack
of them...and he looked a little different
too. Ed Mallory was interesting to talk to
and to watch. He's usually directing now'
he said that this was stealing money. He was
like vacationing doing this thing. |
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