A Few More Joss Quotes from Shasha Seminar.
Well, two. So here are some new pix too.
On Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog: "It's one of the silliest things I've ever made, but I love it with all my heart."
On why he made time to speak to the Shasha Seminar on Human Concerns: "It's her," he said pointing at his film professor, Jeanine Basinger. "It's all her. She can make me do anything."
June 05 2009
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cabri | June 05, 22:17 CET
Any way we can find out what that 'movie about bimbos out for vengeance' was that prompted Rhonda the Immortal Waitress-i mean Buffy?
Would be cool to hear/read that speech too. Why don't they just get Joss on TEDtalks already..jeez.
Showers | June 05, 22:27 CET
It's so easy to forget Joss has a life outside story telling.
What with his work on Cabin, Dollhouse and Season 8 (and a myriad of other projects we don't know about), I'm surprised he has time to eat, sleep or even breathe.
I wish I had a tenth of his work ethic.
strangeaction | June 06, 02:01 CET
Thank you for posting this Pointy, Joss does look tired but he also looks very happy. And I always thought that the 'bimbo' movies were things like 'Halloween' and 'Jaws' where the bad girls get killed and only the virgins survive.
embers | June 06, 04:16 CET
http://www.critcononline.com/exploitation.htm#RevengeTeenageVixen
Research for the sake of a Whedonesque response is hard, but Someone has to do it! LOL
TDBrown | June 06, 05:17 CET
Archduke Sebassis | June 06, 19:00 CET
Thinking of bimbos who never got revenge, I'm inclined to wonder if it was H.O.T.S. (1979). It was a female Animal House ripoff. It was pretty lame. I can't quite remember what the sorority girls wanted revenge for. I was a kid watching it and thought their "revenge scheme" was lame, being all "that's it?" at the end. It was all T&A. Just speculation, tho.
WhoIsOmega? | June 07, 04:46 CET
To fill the quotage gap, here's a 35-minute talk by Jeanine Basinger on the subject of her latest book, "The Star Machine."
I haven't heard the whole thing yet, but the opening anecdote about Joan Crawford is somewhat Stage Fright-ening.
Pointy | June 07, 10:34 CET