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I agree....... |
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:D I suspected you would. Can't go round arguing with yourself now can you?
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I dont really care theyre both insane. I like Phoenix I think hes a good actor. |
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Good God, what an a-hole!!
It wasn't funny when Andy Kaufman did it, it isn't funny now. I wish Politically Incorrect was still around to issue Joaquin Phoenix the "Get Over Yourself" award. |
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Interesting review.
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Casey Affleck came clean to The New York Times today, admitting that his Joaquin Phoenix-meltdown documentary I'm Still Here was in fact a phony piece of performance art.
It seems amusing in hindsight that each time Deadline referred to the film in the past few months as a "mockumentary," distributor Magnolia Pictures and the filmmakers were incensed. But really, this revelation is about as shocking as when WWE head Vince McMahon revealed that the results of professional wrestling bouts were prearranged. More interesting: the Times unearths an interview done that Late Show with David Letterman writer Bill Scheft in Nuvo.com, where he admits that the fix was in on Letterman's famed interview of Phoenix--with Letterman in on the ruse. "That was all an act...Think Andy Kaufman without shaving," Scheft said. "That’s what he was doing. And Dave knew about it and Dave loved it because he could play along. He could do whatever he wanted with it. And he did, and it was great television. But I will take credit for the line, 'I think I owe Farrah Fawcett an apology.' That line was mine. I gave that to him during the break. Dave loves that. He had a ball. He likes anything that’s good television, and he knew that’s good television. I’ve told people that (everyone was in on the joke), and not only don’t people believe me, they tell me that I’m wrong and that (Phoenix) is a schizophrenic and he needs help and he’s going to end up like his brother. I said no. I saw the segment notes. It’s an act. I saw Ben Affleck’s brother taping the whole thing from offstage." Affleck tells The Times that "I hope Joaquin gets nominated for all kinds of awards. He deserves it." If Scheft's quotes are true, Letterman and Phoenix hosed their respective audiences, and I don't think they give awards for that. Each has hurt his credibility. As for Affleck, he's too good an actor to waste two years following around his brother-in-law for two years to film a joke many feel doesn't have a good enough punch line. http://www.deadline.com/2010/09/gasp...entary-a-fake/
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Apparently Casey Affleck (who made the "documentary") now admits it's all a spoof. If you watch Phoenix' Letterman appearance last year you can see it's a fake, his being extremely clever but not genuinely out of focus.
Phoenix is due to be on Letterman's show this coming Wednesday 9/22 and this should be the tell-all. And yes, Andy Kaufman comes to mind. But bottom line, Phoenix was faking.
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And a zoom lens for me.
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