Vaguely recall watching that movie as a kid. The only character I remember is the young lady popping out of the cake and doin' her dance routine. :o
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I have fond memories of one scene in The Glimmer Man:
Then they slice em open in some detective work that would make CSI's Grissom proud!Quote:
Jack Cole: [regarding a dead Russian woman's chest] What do you think?
Campbell: Perfect tits.
Jack Cole: Yeah, a little *too* perfect.
I think this has been posted in the wrong section. It's understandable, given that the tile is "Other Toys - News & Sightings". This is certainly news, but Share LeBeef isn't a toy - he's a tool.
I don't think anyone cared enough to notice. :p
I saw on TMZ the other night, that Shia has been a bit of a bad boy lately, with a couple of drunken brawls... and a very drunken rant about how he's just a "super normal" person.
He's not taking retirement well.
Boy has serious issues...
Shai Lebouf was just at an art gallery exhibition. This is how a TMZ reporter described his encounter with Shai:
"I walk into the gallery. A lady is standing behind a table with an assortment of different items apparently related to his life: whip [from "Indiana Jones"], a Transformer [from "Transformers"], Jack Daniels [he likes to drink?], bouquet of daisies, cologne, pink ukulele, etc. I pick the bottle of Jack and the lady escorts me to the next room separated by a curtain.
Shia is sitting down, paper bag on his head, hands firmly planted on the table. I introduce myself, offer him tacos. No response. I tell him I find the bag to be distracting and if he'd be willing to take it off. He obliges.
His eyes are red and puffy as if his cat just died.
I tell him this all seems incredibly self-serving. No response. I ask him to share a swig of whiskey with me. No response. I ask him if any slimy characters have put their lips on the bottle -- he breaks into a wide smile. Then immediately his face returns to its regular stoic self.
I tell him I think he's a good actor who's wildly misunderstood. I ask him if I can take a picture. No response. I say I'm a nice guy, please don't punch me in the face. I take a picture. He doesn't move. I thank him for his time and extend my hand -- he shakes it. I leave."
The guy has gone off his nut! Soon it will be him and Justin Beiber sitting around a table in their 30's talking about how they used to be famous and stuffed it up, wondering if they can get on the latest season of 'Celebrity Rehab'