Edited to add: OMG, he put up the audition tape for Robert Portal who plays opposite James in the film. This is awesome! Watch James struggle to not crack up. And then he eventually does. Portal's reading is really hilarious, and I love seeing how focused James looks there. He's not doing a lot of twitchy stuff like usual - it's obviously very here in the moment, being Pursuit.
You spoil us, Mr Webster! (see his comment at the foot of the post - I won't repeat it as it's the top post this time.)
Old post:
More news from Howard Webster!"As promised - an update on Meet Pursuit Delange for James Callis fans.
The official movie trailer (no men's bums in this one so you can take your fingers away from your eyes) is now online - here's the link...
http://pursuitdelange.com/meetpursuitdelaa.html
Regards
Howard Webster"
LMAO!!! (I may have mentioned men's bums can, well, bum me out.) Thank you so much :D
Edit: Oh wait - this is the same clip I just embedded. Very funny! :D You can see it in the link, or below:
A new clip from the movie. I'm loving this. It's one of the funniest, most poignant things James has done. There are so many little things here - James' huddled posture and naïvely meek comments for instance (Dalai Lama? Bwah!), or Charles' devilish look. Great writing, great acting. I've cracked up at every scene and outtake I've seen (yes, even the trailer after I got past the initial shock). It's a bit gross-out, but I don't think that ruins the brilliance of the dialogue and the characters.
Here's another clip I loved:
"It was certainly food for thought. I knew that for the rest of the day, my mind would be filled with personal mission statements, Campari-fueled incontinence nightmares, and cocerns about badly wired home appliances."
If that's not brilliant, I don't know what is.
A new clip from the movie. I'm loving this. It's one of the funniest, most poignant things James has done. There are so many little things here - James' huddled posture and naïvely meek comments for instance (Dalai Lama? Bwah!), or Charles' devilish look. Great writing, great acting. I've cracked up at every scene and outtake I've seen (yes, even the trailer after I got past the initial shock). It's a bit gross-out, but I don't think that ruins the brilliance of the dialogue and the characters.
I see they've chosen to use a really tall actor for the roommate Jonty. (I keep hearing John T., but maybe it's just the British way of emphasizing the t's?)
Here's another clip I loved:
"It was certainly food for thought. I knew that for the rest of the day, my mind would be filled with personal mission statements, Campari-fueled incontinence nightmares, and cocerns about badly wired home appliances."
If that's not brilliant, I don't know what is.
