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J.K Simmons in the local media
Feb. 7th, 2015 10:57 amThe local Swedish newspaper DN interviewed Simmons about "Whiplash" and I haven't got the energy to translate all of it. But highlights..people still yell "Yo, Oz!" at him. Not "yo, Vern?".
He's nicer than Fletcher. Well, duh.
He coddled his kids when raising them.
He's not a diva and has never worked with a director he didn't like.
The review reckons he has "an almost tangible dark charisma." Well, duh.
He'll be in the Terminator reboot.
Now get that Oscar, Vern.
He's nicer than Fletcher. Well, duh.
He coddled his kids when raising them.
He's not a diva and has never worked with a director he didn't like.
The review reckons he has "an almost tangible dark charisma." Well, duh.
He'll be in the Terminator reboot.
Now get that Oscar, Vern.
Oscar-squee and a whine
Jan. 16th, 2015 12:10 pmSorry this is just to squee over the Oscars. Benedict Cumberbatch for his role as genius Alan Turing in "The Imitation game"-yay. Michael Keaton for "Birdman"-dito. Emma Stone also for "Birdman".
Most of all J.K Simmons for "Whiplash." Major squee. Oh I wish I hadn't read Birtish mag Uncut's review of "Whiplash," they seem only to know Simmons from "Juno" and express surprise that he can be less kindly. Sigh. He was less than cuddly in "Spiderman" and let's not forget Vern Schillinger. As if anyone who's seen "Oz" ever could. Gah-how much effort does it take to do a quick google before you write something?
Sigh.
Plenty of local reviewers have never even heard of Turing. Another sigh from me.
Okay back to squeeing.
Most of all J.K Simmons for "Whiplash." Major squee. Oh I wish I hadn't read Birtish mag Uncut's review of "Whiplash," they seem only to know Simmons from "Juno" and express surprise that he can be less kindly. Sigh. He was less than cuddly in "Spiderman" and let's not forget Vern Schillinger. As if anyone who's seen "Oz" ever could. Gah-how much effort does it take to do a quick google before you write something?
Sigh.
Plenty of local reviewers have never even heard of Turing. Another sigh from me.
Okay back to squeeing.
