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Have you seen Tommy in front of James Dean's grave ... I'm just saying, look closely:
http://banal-echo-gee.tumblr.com/post/6 ... believe-it
http://banal-echo-gee.tumblr.com/post/6 ... believe-it
The Room Thread
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c-no said:So does that mean they are going to do a theatre version of The Room? Can the lead actor capture the charm of Wiseau? Can the guy playing Mark have the same beard? Can they get a guy who gives an all-star performance of a drug dealer who wants his money?Dr. Cuddlebug said:A theatre down the street from my school has the Room's poster on the side with the words "Coming soon"
It's a movie theatre
sparklemilhouse said:
I remember seeing this in Greg Sestero's book
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sparklemilhouse said:
Oh how classy. Seriously, i think ive lost a shittone of esteem for Wiseau after reading that book. If we knew any more about him I would almost recommend adding him to the lolcow board
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Oh, for some reason I thought more of those performance theatre's than a movie theatre due to the word "theatre" being used instead of "theater. Never mind then I got to improve my vocabulary. Still imagine if someone tried to do recreation of the Room but as a live performance within a theatre.Dr. Cuddlebug said:c-no said:So does that mean they are going to do a theatre version of The Room? Can the lead actor capture the charm of Wiseau? Can the guy playing Mark have the same beard? Can they get a guy who gives an all-star performance of a drug dealer who wants his money?Dr. Cuddlebug said:A theatre down the street from my school has the Room's poster on the side with the words "Coming soon"
It's a movie theatre
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Hey all! I went to "The Disaster Artist" tour last night. I'd never been with enthusiastic Room fans before (the one screening I went to was really tame, no spoons or yelling or anything really). It was a great experience and I loved the energy! Even if you've already read the book, there's a lot of new things to see and learn about the making of The Room. Some of the fans were a little...you know, and some of the Q&A was wasted on questions that it was obvious Greg wouldn't have answered ("Where is Tommy from?" etc), but all in all it was such good fun! I got to meet Greg and get my book signed. Might post a picture of us later when my friend sends me it.
I didn't get to read Lisa when he brought out some copies of the original Room script, which is in fact, crazier than the movie.
I did, however, get to ask Greg a question about Tommy's "vampirism" (he does take it really seriously, especially in how much he avoids the sun). If you can, I really highly recommend going.
I didn't get to read Lisa when he brought out some copies of the original Room script, which is in fact, crazier than the movie.
I did, however, get to ask Greg a question about Tommy's "vampirism" (he does take it really seriously, especially in how much he avoids the sun). If you can, I really highly recommend going.
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Where I live there are still Books a Million and Barnes and Nobles, and they sell books at various grocery stores and stuff. But for special books like this, I would just get it from Amazon.
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haina said:
Original script, original script, that's allI hear from you, here's your coffee and English muffin and burn your mouth.
c-no said:
You mean after Lisa "already ordered a pizza"? The book doesn't mention who says that line, but it's probably Lisa. The book also doesn't mention what the drink in that scene's meant to be, but I assume that it's intended to be vodka + cognac, or vodnac instead of scotchka.
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Ok guiz, if the original room script ever comes out I demand that the cwckiforums do a reenactment of it
Dibs on the part of Lisa
Dibs on the part of Lisa
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