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- In article , "annoyed" wrote: > Ilene Bilenky wrote: > out.....and frankly I'm tired of hearing that definition of Aniston. > Bosom Buddies, TV series, not a movie > Splash, Budget 8 million US gross 62.5 million > The Money Pit, Budget ???? US gross 37.5 million > Turner & Hooch budget ???? US gross 71 million > - not exactly > blockbusters for Tom Hanks. Man he should have quit years ago - no > talent hack. budget ??? US gross 30 million >, Club Paradise, budget ??? US gross 12.3 million >Moscow on the Hudson budget ??? US gross 25 million >- But > does anyone doubt Robin Williams' talent anymore? - Go back to your > planet you one hit wonder. Movies where Aniston was the lead attraction: The Good Girl Budget US 13 million US gross US 14 million Along Came Polly Budget 67 million US gross 88 million Derailed Budget??? US gross 36 million Rumor Has It Budget??? US gross 43 million Friends with Money Budget ??? US gross 13 million Does anyone have the budget figures for Aniston's movies? How much profit has she made the studios? Even disregarding the fact that the Aniston figures are from the 2000's and the Hanks figures are from the 1980's, he did at least as good as, if not better than, Aniston in terms of making the studios money - even with what you consider to be his stinkers (and I was SHOCKED to find out he took 12.3 million for Club Paradise!). eggs.
- Ilene Bilenky wrote: > In article , > "Rick in Oz" wrote: > indifferent, C+ movies. She also has minimal talent. She looks like and > plays the same character type she played in the sitcom, except for maybe > "The Good Girl," which was pretty good, both as a movie and her for her > acting. > stick. Some of them are smart enough to realize that and find other > things to do now that they don't have to get paid. Please don't feel like I'm singling you out, but, what a cop out.....and frankly I'm tired of hearing that definition of Aniston. indifferent, C+ movies? Bosom Buddies, Splash, The Money Pit, Turner & Hooch - not exactly blockbusters for Tom Hanks. Man he should have quit years ago - no talent hack. The World According to Garp, Club Paradise, Moscow on the Hudson - But does anyone doubt Robin Williams' talent anymore? - Go back to your planet you one hit wonder. And don't get me started on Keanu Reeves. I've hated him as an actor for years (walking cardboard - I think was the phrase), but I've come to love his choice in movies from the last decade. In fact, each and every actor, Kathy Bates, Jodie Foster, Judi Dench have all done exactly what Aniston is doing right now. Working on their craft, getting the and making it work. The only difference is, they didn't have to go through an affair, breakup and pregnancy while other people judged the "Moscow's" and "Hooch's" along the way. No one knows if she will hit it big. Just like all the rest of them, how she "continues" will be the telling factor. As far as C+ movies go, with the exception of "Best Movie of the Year", there aren't very many A+ s going around. IMHO, some years, even the awards are reaching to find something to nominate. The fact is, there are about 2 dozen movies this year alone, that would have "sucked" in your opinion, had Aniston been in them, but because she wasn't.....not a bad movie, not good, but not bad. The only thing working against Aniston right now is her continued association with BP and AJ. If she can keep her head up through all of this, and continues to do as the others have done. She just might prove all of you wrong. And IF that happens, she would have done something that AJ could only dream of. Respect that she doesn't have to.........what's the phrase I'm looking for?......Broadcast and Advertise to get. Aniston doesn't have a bad image to change, she was given a bad image that she can overcome. Time will tell.
- http://www.smh.com.au/news/people/brad-who-its-the-jen-and-vince-show/2006/0 6/04/1149359609726.html Brad who? It's the Jen and Vince show June 5, 2006 Hollywood's latest game of "are they, aren't they" comes to Sydney, writes Bob Strauss. JENNIFER ANISTON is cold. So she's bundled in a bulky terry-cloth robe, covering the slinky, spaghetti-strap black dress she's been poured into. Oh, well. Still, it's a charming expression of the regular-gal persona that's been the actress's stock-in-trade for the dozen years since Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends hit the airwaves. Ask everyone who's ever worked with her, and they confirm that it's a big part of Aniston's real-life demeanour. But Aniston's far from un-self-conscious. She can't afford to be, after more than a year's worth of tabloid scrutiny, first about her broken marriage to Brad Pitt, then a suspected romance with Vince Vaughn, her co-star in The Break-Up. The scrutiny will continue tonight when Aniston and Vaughn attend a red-carpet Australian premiere of the film at Sydney's State Theatre. Neither of them will confirm or deny a romance. But now, with Pitt's girlfriend Angelina Jolie giving birth a week before Aniston's movie comes out, it's paparazzi fodder again. "What's in the papers and all that silly stuff - unless you sit down and do an interview, it's not real," Aniston says, shrugging beneath her cosy folds of white cotton. "That's all fabricated. There's a thread of truth here and there, like, the characters are usually correct. But what the content is is usually beyond fabricated silliness. "But there's a lot of privacy that you have," she adds, irrepressibly upbeat about a sore subject. "It's maybe hard to go from here to there, and there are days when I'm really fine with it and days I'm frustrated with it. But . I know that it will die down, I know that this will not be interesting. People will finally - hopefully - turn their heads to things that are of greater importance that are happening in our world." The timing of filming The Break-Up in Chicago last summer, right about the time that Pitt and Jolie were making loads of news, is not lost on her. "The irony of it? Well, yeah," she says with, naturally, perfect comic timing. "At the time, it was something that I thought about . When I first got the phone call that a movie called The Break-Up was coming, I kind of laughed and thought, 'Well, that's funny.' Then, sure enough, it was. I found it like a sign or something to do it. "It was, in a way, a cathartic thing. I felt very lucky, in a way, that it came to me. If this had come to me at any other time in my life, I don't know if I would have been able to really get it at the level I wanted to as an actor." Vaughn, who produced and oversaw the writing of the project he calls an anti-romantic comedy, knew from the beginning Aniston was the only woman for him. That is, for his character in the movie. "What are you alluding to?" he says, when asked about his chemistry with Aniston. He keeps the answer professional. Well, almost. "When we were developing the screenplay, she was the only actor that I had in mind because she's so good with comedy, and she's also a very good actor," Vaughn says. "And she has a quality to her that's inherent, where she's very likeable. There's a warmth to Jennifer, and these characters are both very flawed. So it's important to have that. And when we started the rehearsal process, I was really impressed right away with her acting, her timing, all of that. "And, yes, I did like her right off the bat as a person as well. I think she's terrific." One thing the movie allowed Aniston to do was play someone who's not so terrific. Though Vaughn's Gary Grobowski is no prize, her Brooke Meyers can be manipulating, vindictive, whiny and plain mean. "Hee-hee! Yeah, it was great for me," says Aniston, who - from Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends to broad comedy hits such as Along Came Polly and Bruce Almighty to darker indie affairs like The Good Girl and The Object of My Affection - almost always plays women whose niceness causes them no end of trouble. "It felt good just to get pissed off. I'm not a yeller or a fighter by nature, so it was fun to play it." Apparently, it was just acting. "For someone who's been around so long and had such success in television and in movies . Jen is just so unaffected by it," says Break-Up director Peyton Reed. "And given the extra level of scrutiny she was under last summer when we were shooting, I was constantly impressed by the grace with which she dealt with it." "When I see bad behaviour from actors or actresses, I just don't understand it," Aniston says. "You know, I have great people that surround me, and nobody will let me get away with anything. Meaning, if I ever did start to become affected, an army of my friends from the days of yore would instantly pull me right back to the ground. There's nothing that's more unattractive than bad behaviour from somebody that takes themselves too seriously." There are plenty of stars who think they have a right to take themselves "too seriously," but Aniston has been around the business a long time. Her father, John Aniston, appeared for years on the daytime soap Days of Our Lives. Aniston, however, won't go for such simple explanations to explain her attitude. "I don't know where it comes from," she says. "I mean, I'm sure that everything from your childhood has a lot to do with who you are. But I think it has more to do with the fact I wasn't successful really quickly. I was a waitress, and again, in my group of friends that I've had for a long time, only two of them are actresses. I keep giving my friends all the credit."
- "Font of All Important Info" wrote in message news:1gt382992hg8m4j4t47fcpt3f163ahn6dh@4ax.com... > the Prince has given me permission to post his beautiful e-mail about > the Princess, so here it is: Please thank him so very much for sharing this with us. I have moved from my stunned shock into tears upon reading his loving words. How rare indeed it is to find someone so pure to love with all you have, and have that returned as it clearly was for them. I keep thinking about her precious little babies.... my heart breaks for how much they're going to miss her too. I feel like I've lost a member of my own family. I know we all feel that way. I miss her already so much..... rest in peace Princess. you are loved. diana
- "Font of All Important Info" wrote in message news:1gt382992hg8m4j4t47fcpt3f163ahn6dh@4ax.com... > the Prince has given me permission to post his beautiful e-mail about > the Princess, so here it is: > --the Tick Hey, Dez, is there a snail mail address to send a card to her Prince? You can email me from this address.
- the Prince has given me permission to post his beautiful e-mail about the Princess, so here it is: >Dear Friends of My Pink Princess: >my wife on June 1, 2006, at 6 PM. My Pink Princess died very suddenly of >heart failure. Mercifully, she passed quickly with little suffering. Later >that evening there was a brilliant pink sunset, before the sky descended into >blackness. >joy and happiness to my dear wife. She would often laugh outrageously when >she read your mail, and in compiling your e-mail addresses, I did recognize >many names that she mentioned often. How she enjoyed the witty banter and >wicked humour! As you know, she was brilliant, and according to her, many of you >are too. >I will always be grateful for having had the privilege of knowing her for 40 >years this month. Over 31 years of marriage with 24 hours a day spent >together is an honour that few couples get. Our friend Danny just told me that "St. >George Years" count for "dog years" compared to other couples who have to >work and be apart. He's right. We were hoping, as we all do, to have many >many more years together, but I am lucky for what we had, and believe me, I know >it. So many happy memories, so much laughter, so much joy. Havencrest is >embued with Adrianne's spirit and love, as well as her likenesses. I am >embraced by her touch at every turn. ...a pistol-hot cup of Dez... "Chef of chicanery, your buns are mine!" --the Tick
- x-no-archive: yes "Rick in Oz" wrote in message news:E5Deg.65$st2.11324@snnrp1.syd4.maint.ops.aspac.uu.net... > http://www.smh.com.au/news/film/how-art-imitates-life-for-jennifer/2006/05/2 > 8/1148754865934.html > Jennifer Aniston'>Jennifer Aniston at the Los Angeles premiere photographed with a poster of > Vince Vaughn. > Photo: AP > May 29, 2006 > Break-Up, Sal Morgan reports. > most difficult part. Maybe when it's actually happening." She pauses. > "Yes, > when you are in it. But the anticipation is bad, too." > now. > "I'm keeping my personal life off the table," she says. > relationships, it's no easy task. > her reaction to The Break-Up's . At the time she had just announced > her separation from her husband of 4 years, Brad Pitt. > reason and there has to be a reason that this is coming to me right at > this > moment, so dive in." > Vince Vaughn said he only had her in mind for the part and did not know what he would do if she had not accepted.
- http://www.smh.com.au/news/people/aniston-takes-on-the-tabloids/2006/05/31/1 148956389613.html Aniston takes on the tabloids May 31, 2006 - 12:08PM Maybe it was a joke. Or perhaps Jennifer Aniston was having a dig at her ex-husband, Brad Pitt, and his new flame, Angelina Jolie. Aniston was sitting at a press conference in Los Angeles to promote her new comedy, The Break-Up, when a reporter asked if she was interested in using her celebrity to tackle any of the world's important issues. Pitt and Jolie, in between giving birth to daughter Shiloh Nouvel, have been vocal about Africa, AIDS and refugees. So, was Aniston interested in any global issues? How about the war in Iraq or global warming? "No," Aniston replied. "I'm not interested in any of that. "I like to just focus on me and my tabloid career." Her deadpan answer, dripping with sarcasm, scored plenty of laughs. Aniston went on to say she had plenty of interests, but opted not to reveal them at the press conference. This poster girl of the tabloids does not give up too much about herself these days, something Australian journalists will learn when she arrives next week in Sydney to promote The Break-Up. "I have a lot of other interests," Aniston, 37, said defensively. "But, I don't need to tell you all my interests, but there's a lot." One campaign she probably would not mind leading is a ban on tabloids. They ran stories about troubles in her marriage to Pitt for months before the star couple officially announced on January 7 last year that they were separating after more than four years of marriage. The split then sent the tabloids into another frenzy as they chronicled Pitt's relationship with his Mr and Mrs Smith co-star, Jolie, and Aniston's apparent romance with Vince Vaughan, her co-star in The Break-Up. Aniston and Vaughan have managed to neither confirm or deny a romance, despite plenty of sightings of the two together. "There's a lot happening in the world," Aniston said. "It's one of the things I always say is these tabloids are just distracting people from the issues and the things that are happening in the world. "Read a newspaper. Read about what's going on in the world. "It's quite embarrassing to be the centre of all of those trash magazines when there is so much going on that needs people's attention. "But I also think its a way for people to distract themselves from all of it. It's just like having junk food." In The Break-Up Aniston plays Brooke, who splits with her boyfriend Gary (Vaughan). They share an apartment, but both refuse to leave it, resulting in a campaign of mental warfare. It was a different story for Aniston and Pitt when they called it quits. The $US25 million Beverly Hills mansion the pair meticulously renovated sat empty for months after their break-up, with Aniston and Pitt moving to separate homes in Malibu while the home went on the market. Pitt and Jolie have also made the impoverished southern African nation of Namibia their home for the birth of their daughter and Aniston could be on the move too. Vaughan has just bought a house in Chicago, the mid-west US city where he was raised and The Break-Up was shot, and Aniston has said plenty of nice things about the place. She has also hinted about moving back to where she was raised, New York. "This industry is so concentrated here (in LA)," Aniston said. "It's hard to feel like a normal person and just to be able to get out amongst the people. "That's what I love about New York City. You are around all walks of life. "You don't feel like you're a piece of chum." As for men and relationships, Aniston says the differences between men and women are what make relationships "interesting". Just when her audience thinks she might be offering another sarcastic joke, she says she is serious. "Truthfully," Aniston adds. The former star of the long-running sitcom Friends has obviously picked up a few relationship tips from the breakdown of her marriage to Pitt. "Men and women are different," Aniston explained. "You either accept it and (if you do) then you can walk through it a lot easier."
- http://entertainment.news.com.au/story/0,10221,19311861-7485,00.html In-Vince-ible bond From: From Sydney Confidential May 31, 2006 Keeping their distance ... Vince Vaughn'>Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston in The Break Up THEY might be in the throes of one of Hollywood's hottest relationships but Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn'>Vince Vaughn will be anything but loved-up when they hit Sydney this Sunday. The couple's behaviour at Monday night's red carpet premiere of The Break Up is expected to mirror their performance at the LA screening last week, when Vaughn and Aniston went to great lengths to keep their distance and only appeared together in a group photo with the film's cast. The lovebirds' Sydney schedule allows for free days on Sunday and Monday but they will then promote the romantic comedy separately during official duties on Tuesday - even conducting individual press conferences. The couple will travel with an entourage of six - including personal stylists and makeup artists - and have booked separate suites at a top city hotel. "I've not been told why - that's the way they promoted the film in the US and that's the way it's being done here," a United International Pictures spokeswoman told Confidential yesterday. Despite photo evidence of their cosy union constantly emerging since filming The Break-Up, Aniston and Vaughn have captured the world's attention by refusing to admit they're an item. While Aniston's ex Brad Pitt snuggles up to Angelina Jolie and their newborn baby Shiloh in Namibia, excited Sydney fans will be lucky to glimpse the former Friends star anywhere near her burly bloke at The Break-Up premiere at the State Theatre.
- In article , "Rick in Oz" wrote: > The former Friends star is still trying to get her cinema break She's had plenty of breaks- several starring roles in absolutely indifferent, C+ movies. She also has minimal talent. She looks like and plays the same character type she played in the sitcom, except for maybe "The Good Girl," which was pretty good, both as a movie and her for her acting. As one poster once said, the "Friends" people got hit with the lucky stick. Some of them are smart enough to realize that and find other things to do now that they don't have to get paid. Ilene B
- In alt.showbiz.gossip Rick in Oz wrote: : http://www.smh.com.au/news/film/how-art-imitates-life-for-jennifer/2006/05/2 : 8/1148754865934.html : How art imitates life for Jennifer : Jennifer Aniston'>Jennifer Aniston at the Los Angeles premiere photographed with a poster of : Vince Vaughn. : Photo: AP : May 29, 2006 : The former Friends star is still trying to get her cinema break - with The : Break-Up, Sal Morgan reports. : "Break-ups don't tickle," says Jennifer Aniston'>Jennifer Aniston. "I don't know what's the : most difficult part. Maybe when it's actually happening." She pauses. "Yes, : when you are in it. But the anticipation is bad, too." : Jennifer Aniston'>Jennifer Aniston is vague and has been playing it that way for a while now. : "I'm keeping my personal life off the table," she says. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Fiona
- In article , "Rick in Oz" wrote: > http://www.dailytelegraph.news.com.au/story/0,20281,19253411-5001026,00.html > actress said her hair was ruined by extensions she had fitted soon after > Friends ended in 2004. I can hear the sarcasm ... and rightly so.
- "Guy Bannis" wrote in message news:guy-354061.11070425052006@newsclstr02.news.prodigy.com... > In article , > "Rick in Oz" wrote: On the other hand, she'll have her hair forever, so in the long run it'll probably have a greater impact on her life than Brad will.
- NY POST...PAGE 6 SPIDER-Man is getting hitched - and it isn't to Mary Jane. Tobey Maguire, who's getting in shape to play the web-slinger in the third installment of the Sony franchise, popped the question over the weekend to his girlfriend of three years, Jennifer Meyer, daughter of Universal honcho Ron Meyer. Friends say Jennifer happily said yes and slipped on the "big" engagement ring from Tiffany. No date has been set yet. A rep for Maguire said she doesn't comment on his personal life.
- http://people.aol.com/people/articles/0,19736,1179871,00.html By Stephen M. Silverman Things grew tense on Tuesday morning's Today show when Jennifer Aniston was asked about a rumor that Oprah Winfrey was planning to throw an $8 million wedding for her and boyfriend Vince Vaughn. "I thought you weren't going to go there," Catherine Keener, Aniston's costar in the new movie Friends with Money, said to Today entertainment reporter Jill Rappaport as Aniston and costar Joan Cusack looked on silently. When Rappaport asked the question, Aniston had just finished saying she didn't mind giving interviews, so long as the topic was the movie, not her love life. Rappaport acknowledged Keener's instinct to protect Aniston, but said she was still curious about the rumors because she herself had never been to an $8 million wedding. "And now you won't be," said Keener, as Aniston remained tight-lipped. Friends with Money opens in limited engagements Friday. In addition to promoting her new film, Aniston has also recently been in Chicago with Vaughn shooting additional scenes for the couple's upcoming film The Break Up.
- http://news.yahoo.com/s/eo/20060330/en_celeb_eo/18693 By Joal Ryan 14 minutes ago As it turns out, Joey may be the least of Matt LeBlanc's worries. The sitcom star and his wife announced the end of their nearly three-year marriage Thursday. The news comes just months after the couple's two-year-old daughter was said to be undergoing tests for a neurological disorder, and just weeks after LeBlanc's disappointing Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends spinoff, Joey, was put on hiatus for the second time this season. Divorce papers were filed in Los Angeles, with LeBlanc doing the filing, according to the National Enquirer, which was first out with word of the split. "The dissolution is amicable," an NBC spokesman said in a statement on behalf of LeBlanc and wife Melissa. "They remain devoted parents and friends." LeBlanc, 38, and the former Melissa McKnight, in her late 30s or early 40s, wed in May 2003 in Hawaii. The ceremony was attended by all of LeBlanc's female Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends costars: Jennifer Aniston, Courtney Cox Arquette and Lisa Kudrow. The couple has one daughter, Marina, 2. Additionally, Melissa LeBlanc has two children from a previous marriage. In January, People reported that Marina had been suffering seizures and having difficulty walking. The New York Daily News suggested the child was suffering from cortical dysplasia, defined by Medcyclopaedia.com as an abnormality of the brain's cerebral cortex. Just two years ago, LeBlanc called himself "the luckiest guy in the world." "I have two beautiful stepkids, as well as my new daughter, Marina," the actor told Calgary Sun at the time. "I'm so great that I keep waiting for the roof to fall in." Thanks to Joey, LeBlanc didn't have to wait long. After a top-rated, 10-year run on Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends, LeBlanc was handed the keys to his own sitcom in 2004. Joey moved his Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends alter ego, struggling actor Joey Tribiani, from New York to Los Angeles. The comedy got off to a decent start with critics and audiences. It closed out its first season averaging 10.2 million viewers, about half of what Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends'>Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends had delivered in its final season. When Joey returned last fall, Joey Tribiani became more successful; the show less so. NBC benched the comedy after the November sweeps. Earlier this month, the network moved it to Tuesday--briefly. After one dismal showing--a fifth-place finish behind a Spanish-language novella--Joey got yanked from the schedule again. While it hasn't been formally canceled, it isn't expected to be asked back for the fall, either. In addition to his ratings struggles, LeBlanc found himself in a P.R. bind last summer when the Enquirer got him to go on the record about a night out at a strip club. LeBlanc and his wife "split up" in January, the Enquirer reported Thursday. The couple had been together for years prior to their marriage. They first announced their engagement back in 1998.
- http://people.aol.com/people/articles/0,19736,1177812,00.html Jennifer Aniston is laughing off the suggestion that she and ex-husband Brad Pitt are in competition as to who will remarry first. "That's a pretty funny one, that there's a race," Aniston tells TV's Extra. "That's pretty good." Aniston is dating her Break Up costar Vince Vaughn. Pitt is expecting a child with Angelina Jolie. As for what the former Friends star is ultimately looking for in a partner, she says: "First loyalty, honesty ... good sense of humor." While promoting her new movie Friends With Money, which opens in limited engagements April 7, Aniston also spoke to Entertainment Tonight, addressing the reports that she is considering moving out of Los Angeles. "I've thought about it a lot for a long time," she says. "This is not the most pleasurable place all the time ... because of all the bull ... it's exhausting, it's silly." Still she says, "I love my job." She just doesn't like having to pay the price of a loss of privacy. As she tells Extra: "There's times when you wish there were more of that ... but this is what I've chosen with my life."
- Kris Baker wrote: > "3finger" wrote in message > news:cubfan23-EDD4B4.09242027032006@news.west.earthlink.net... > This is the cast that made a million dollars each, per episode, the > last few years of the series? No, we do not need a reunion show. Has any sitcom ever had a reunion show worth watching? Two lame ones come to mind - 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' and 'One Day at a Time'. However, most of the 'Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends' actors need some splashy new project, they need the attention a reunion show would bring, Kudrow and Cox especially. Isn't Schwimmer on Broadway right now? I think he's in 'The Caine Mutiny' or some soldier-type play. Kris Baker wrote: "3finger" <cubfan23@earthlinkNOSPAM.net> wrote in message news:cubfan23-EDD4B4.09242027032006@news.west.earthlink.net... > "Rick in Oz" <ozbadcat@h*tmail.com> wrote: > across as the most "artistically minded" cast member because of his > extensive stage background, as if TV was somewhat beneath him. > -- > 3finger Do we NEED a reunion show? Why do THEY need a reunion show? This is the cast that made a million dollars each, per episode, the last few years of the series? Go away. Kris No, we do not need a reunion show. Has any sitcom ever had a reunion show worth watching? Two lame ones come to mind - 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' and 'One Day at a Time'. However, most of the 'Friends.html' title='Friends'>Friends' actors need some splashy new project, they need the attention a reunion show would bring, Kudrow and Cox especially. Isn't Schwimmer on Broadway right now? I think he's in 'The Caine Mutiny' or some soldier-type play.
- wrote in message news:1143483187.540994.167600@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... > sometime before the final season had been negotiated, in which he said > something like "it's not about the money - I need to be excited." I > take it he's not excited about a reunion. What fans would be, though? > Two of the couples are married, we know what happened to Joey. Why > contrive some silly "Ross and Rachel are now separated and > contemplating divorce, can they get back together in two hours?" plot? Besides, they can easily do a 2-hour "Very Special Joey" episode and have any of the willing show up for a visit... -- -J ** Keeper of Bette Midler and Betty Buckley **
- 3finger wrote: > In article , > "Rick in Oz" wrote: > If this story is true - IF - my vote is on Schwimmer. He always came > across as the most "artistically minded" cast member because of his > extensive stage background, as if TV was somewhat beneath him. I'd say Schwimmer too...I remember an EW article with the cast, sometime before the final season had been negotiated, in which he said something like "it's not about the money - I need to be excited." I take it he's not excited about a reunion. What fans would be, though? Two of the couples are married, we know what happened to Joey. Why contrive some silly "Ross and Rachel are now separated and contemplating divorce, can they get back together in two hours?" plot?
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  6. alt.binaries.celebrities
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  5. Jan 9th, 2006
  6. alt.binaries.pictures.celebrities
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