April 10 2009
"He was a real gentleman, very funny, and I will miss him greatly".
James Marsters shares his thoughts on Andy Hallett.
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KingofCretins | April 10, 08:06 CET
Love to see him in Moonshot :)
Krusher | April 10, 08:19 CET
sueworld2003 | April 10, 11:46 CET
Again we have the confirmation that the sequel of Dragon Ball is green-lit. And James wants to be at peak physical condition for it, thumbs up James. Let's hope they do better with the second one. At the very least they should give him a bigger part on the account of the transformation his character Piccolo will go trough. Plus it does seem that James is really loved in the west, it's like he's the movie's face outside of Asia.
And most reviews have been very positive on his work in the movie, regardless of the short screen-time he got.
Vergil | April 10, 13:04 CET
rehabber | April 10, 13:53 CET
I assume this is common knowledge to most of you but I never heard this before. Interesting! James really did love Spike! And he comes off as being so gracious to have any opportunity...even though he seems to constantly have a kick ass new gig.
alexreager | April 10, 14:32 CET
Thanks for that, James. ;)
Shey | April 10, 14:33 CET
What I wasn't expecting was:
..and, ok, I know this is probably interesting only to me, but almost had me fainting at the thought...I reeeeaaaaaaaaally wish this hope came true..
Well, great interview..!
JotheCat | April 10, 14:45 CET
I also want to say to his parents that they should be proud of their son because surely he is in Heaven. Now he is really an Angel!!!!!!
[ edited by Angeluffy on 2009-04-10 18:00 ]
Angeluffy | April 10, 17:47 CET