Leslie’s Movie Role
This movie trailer is on YouTube and i came across it this afternoon. My girlfriend, Leslie Ellis, has a role in it. I think she did a great job playing the telephone operator who handles his call. WTG Les!
This movie trailer is on YouTube and i came across it this afternoon. My girlfriend, Leslie Ellis, has a role in it. I think she did a great job playing the telephone operator who handles his call. WTG Les!

Nothing against Jacob, and Edward isn’t all that good looking. But Edward has such self control! I admire that. Jacob still acts like a teenager, all hot headed and jealous. I’m all for Team Edward.
One of my favorite songs from long ago is “Stand By Me.” I just love the idea of having someone in your life so loyal to you that they would be by your side – no matter what.
Then a movie came out with that title. It was a really good movie – very well written and totally believable dialogue and story line. Haven’t seen that movie in a very long time, so I thought it would be fun to pop it in the DVD player and watch it while doing laundry and some general housework.
Years ago I took a course on screenwriting, taught by a famous actor and screenwriter while I was in Washington DC. He opened my eyes and my mind to the way movies are created. Now I can’t watch a movie like a normal audience member. I watch it with a critical eye and look for little tells, like the common locations and Hollywood tricks used during filming. I would love to be a movie director on a project and hope to write a screenplay that actually becomes a movie some day.
During one of the most bizarre job interviews I ever had, I was made to take a “character and morality test.” They never told me whether I passed or failed. I always wondered if there were trick questions on that test. Especially the one that asked if you have ever cheered for the “bad guy” in a movie. Answering yes probably got me disqualified from that job, but I was honest.
There are a lot of movies where you cheer for the “bad guy.” The one that came to mind was “Cool Hand Luke.” I always felt that he was wronged throughout his incarceration, and that the sheriff was wrong to not get him medical care when he was shot. As far as I’m concerned, the sheriff murdered Luke, which makes him no better than the people he was arresting.
Recent Comments