Er is geen leven na West Wing #2

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Op maandag 19 januari 2009 18:20 schreef dwerg het volgende:

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Komt er nog iets op de FP of in een apart topic?

_{Hoi darktower ook.}

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Op dinsdag 20 januari 2009 00:25 schreef darktower het volgende:
...dus het is bijna knap als je me niet gehoord hebt.

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Op donderdag 22 januari 2009 20:12 schreef Hik het volgende:
Zeg, voor alle Sorkin fans die ook op facebook zitten kwam ik net deze group tegen: Aaron Sorkin & the Facebook movie. Ik had elders al gelezen dat hij een film gaat maken over facebook. Wat ik me daarbij voor moet stellen weet ik niet (hij ook niet volgens mij ), maar het Discussion board heeft de mogelijkheid hem direct vragen te stellen en hij is zo te zien behoorlijk actief in het geven van antwoorden. Leuk om te lezen en wellicht als je zelf een goede vraag hebt?!

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When we started shooting the second episode of the series ("Post Hoc, Ergo Proctor Hoc"--One Follows the Other, Therefore it Was Caused by the Other), I noticed that Richard was wearing a wedding ring. I asked Tommy if he'd been wearing it in the pilot and he had. I went to Richard and said, "You know, I don't think Toby's married" and Richard said, "Yeah, I don't think so either." I said, "Well you've been wearing your wedding ring" and he said, "It's not my wedding ring, I got it from wardrobe." I said, "You ASKED for the wedding ring even though you thought Toby wasn't married?" and he said, "Yeah" and I said, "Why?" and he said, "I was hoping you'd figure it out." And that's how Toby got an ex-wife he was still in love with.

Richard's a phenomenally honest actor with an ability to access parts of himself that would be the envy of any artist working in any medium. And while the viewer would probably never know it, the most honest of all his many, many incredibly honest moments when I was there was on my second-to-last episode. It was just the line, "I'm not sad.""

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Op vrijdag 23 januari 2009 00:26 schreef Man_in_a_Shed het volgende:
Aaron Sorkin en Richard Schiff zijn helden!

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When it was announced that Tommy and I were leaving The West Wing, I got a call from Larry David, whom I'd only met once and very briefly. Larry had left Seinfeld a few years before it went off the air and he said, "You can't ever watch the show again. Either it'll be good and you'll be miserable or it'll be less than good and you'll be miserable. Either way you'll be miserable, so you can't watch the show." I figured it was just Larry being Larry since he's made an art form out of being miserable and so I watched the first 10 minutes of the first episode of Season 5. Larry was right. I never saw any more of Seasons 5 thru 7. I have no doubt they were outstanding.