Run, Fat Boy, Run, More Pegg, More Schwimmer Options

[AusChick]

MARGARET: ...holding the film together is Simon Pegg’s performance.
He is really very clever, he helped adapt the screenplay which was originally set in New York to London.

DAVID: ...Simon Pegg, I agree. I mean, he's got this slacker character down pat after HOT FUZZ and SHAUN OF THE DEAD and his television work.

MARGARET: I mean he shouldn't work as a lead character, should he?

DAVID: No, but he does.

MARGARET: He does.

DAVID: Because there's something really endearing about him and...

MARGARET: Well, his timing is so great, you know?

[dolfyn]

Something tells me you like the little shorts?  <grin>
Who can blame you

What ever gave you that idea?

You're an angel.

Happy to help. It's all about sharing the Pegg-love.

MARGARET: ...holding the film together is Simon Pegg’s performance. He is really very clever

DAVID: Because there's something really endearing about him

That's a strong reaction from unemotional, slightly grumpy David! The Pegg-appeal is stronger than The Force!

They also went on to say that although the movie's story is predictable, it's more about the journey. And that it's silly, funny & has some great moments.

Feel the love.
dolfyn.

[AusChick]

^ Yeah David has been seriously impressed by teh Pegg in all his movies they've reviewed.
Man-crush anyone?

Something tells me you like the little shorts? 

What's not to like

[dolfyn]

^ It's not shorts themselves as much as....... well, you know!

Feel the love.
dolfyn.

[AusChick]

The lunchbox has landed



Oops I did it again.







And now I'm quoting Britney.

[CazBag]

A bit short notice, but if you're in NY tonight, David Schwimmer will be at The Apple Store Soho (103 Prince St) from 6:30pm discussing RFBR.

Join actor and director David Schwimmer at the Apple Store as he discusses and screens clips from his directorial debut, Run, Fat Boy, Run. In the film, Simon Pegg plays Dennis, a man who enters a marathon to prove he's not a quitter but soon finds out just how much sweat, strain, and tears it takes to run for 26 miles. After the discussion, Schwimmer will take questions from the audience.

Taken from FreeNYC

[widowspider]

Aw, poop. I have rehearsal.

Is Simon going to be doing any more press in NY for this?

[mcraigclark]

There's a screening in DC this weekend too, but I have no idea at which cinema it is. I'm hoping it's posted in the City Paper on Thursday.

[CazBag]

Collider Video Interview with Simon


Movies Online Interview with Simon

[CazBag]

LA Premiere Pics

[dolfyn]

^ Did any Spaced-Outers manage to be there?

Thanx for posting those links, Caz. You're ace.

Feel the love.
dolfyn.


This post has been edited by dolfyn: Mar 26 2008, 12:16 PM

[Wife Of Rolex]

Where'd that come from?

Today's Daily Mirror suddenly doesn't like David Schwimmer. That's pretty harsh towards someone who doesn't especially court celebrity.

[dolfyn]

^ Ouch! That article's really bitchy & uncalled-for. Why are UK press so nasty?

Feel the (Schwimmer) love.
dolfyn.


This post has been edited by dolfyn: Mar 26 2008, 12:38 PM

[Wife Of Rolex]

^ Ouch!    That article's really bitchy & uncalled-for.

That's what I thought when I read it this morning. They didn't say anything like that around the time of the UK promo for the film. It just seems particularly out of the blue.

The 3am Girls have a tendency to pick a target and just dig at them at any given oppotunity for no decernable reason. I've always thought they were twats.

[Starscream`s Gho...]

The 3am Girls have a tendency to pick a target and just dig at them at any given oppotunity for no decernable reason. I've always thought they were twats.

That's because they are twats. They have no discernable talent of their own, so they turn up as talking heads on '100 Most Annoying Gravel Pits' or somesuch bollocks, acting like anyone gives a flying fuck about their opinions.