The one-sheet for Scorsese’s ‘The Departed’ inspired a subway passenger to add some pointed graffiti-torial. DiCaprio has ‘ASS WISHER’ written on his
forehead, Damon’s tagged with “CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE’ and Nicholson gets ‘AssHole TRUE’. Maybe this refers to their characters or maybe it's about their
relative positions in the pantheon of
"And Who's On Top And Who's On Bottom Now?!"
Parker Posey wrote this monologue for her character Libby May Brown’s audition scene in Waiting For Guffman, but the scene didn’t make the final cut. The deleted scene is featured on the DVD, and it’s pure cutting-room floor gold, a deranged melange of bad soap opera acting and Flowers In The Attic incest melodrama. As Christopher Guest
says on the commentary track about her dramatic pauses, “Parker seems to have a different sense of time
than anyone else. It’s like the longer it goes the funnier it gets.”
September 29, 2006 in DVD Commentary, Parker Posey | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)