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re: So, because it's Groundhog Day;
Posted on 2/2/13 at 12:25 pm to League Champs
Posted on 2/2/13 at 12:25 pm to League Champs
Mu favorite little joke was the:
Chance of departure today 100%
Chance of departure...80...75...ehh...80%
...Keep my room. Looks like I'm gonna stay another day
Chance of departure today 100%
Chance of departure...80...75...ehh...80%
...Keep my room. Looks like I'm gonna stay another day
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Posted on 2/2/13 at 12:34 pm to saintsfan92612
Article in today's Seattle Times with the great Ned Ryerson : LINK
One particular change, Tobolowsky remembered, really set the tone for the movie. Originally, Ramis shot “a gigantic scene that took three days ... where Bill shaves his head into a mohawk, takes spray paint and paints graffiti all over the inside of his room, then he takes a chain saw and starts sawing the room in half.” It was an expensive scene, and Ramis, after consideration, quickly cut it. He replaced it with a much quieter, simpler moment: Murray, going to bed terrified, breaks a pencil in half and puts it on his radio. When he wakes up, the pencil is whole. The first time he watched the movie in a theater, Tobolowsky said, the audience gasped at that moment. “We expect a crazy Bill Murray movie ... and [Ramis] replaced it with visual poetry.”
One particular change, Tobolowsky remembered, really set the tone for the movie. Originally, Ramis shot “a gigantic scene that took three days ... where Bill shaves his head into a mohawk, takes spray paint and paints graffiti all over the inside of his room, then he takes a chain saw and starts sawing the room in half.” It was an expensive scene, and Ramis, after consideration, quickly cut it. He replaced it with a much quieter, simpler moment: Murray, going to bed terrified, breaks a pencil in half and puts it on his radio. When he wakes up, the pencil is whole. The first time he watched the movie in a theater, Tobolowsky said, the audience gasped at that moment. “We expect a crazy Bill Murray movie ... and [Ramis] replaced it with visual poetry.”
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