He IS quite the cut-up--and this might be just the thing of which he'd make light. I mean after all, that "mission" statement: "If you want to build a house, just build it--don't ask anyone how--just build it" had me going: "WHAT?!"
Yeah, Fisher was great. She really reminded me of someone else, though--Julie Haggerty, maybe? That whole holding her breath thing at the wedding, as well as Walken saying to her sister's character: "Well, you know Gloria--we had to give her her Sweet Sixteen party when she was 13..." had me howling.
I remarked at how many other people were in it, too. Jane Seymour, Henry Gibson (of Laugh-In fame), and the granny from In and Out as well as James Carville and John McCain, I was shocked to see Will Ferrell, and although I looked for it in the credits, I didn't see her--wasn't Rebecca DeMorney the orginal wronged wife in the opening scene?
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Date: 2005-08-14 04:59 pm (UTC)Yeah, Fisher was great. She really reminded me of someone else, though--Julie Haggerty, maybe? That whole holding her breath thing at the wedding, as well as Walken saying to her sister's character: "Well, you know Gloria--we had to give her her Sweet Sixteen party when she was 13..." had me howling.
I remarked at how many other people were in it, too. Jane Seymour, Henry Gibson (of Laugh-In fame), and the granny from In and Out as well as James Carville and John McCain, I was shocked to see Will Ferrell, and although I looked for it in the credits, I didn't see her--wasn't Rebecca DeMorney the orginal wronged wife in the opening scene?