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[anogete]

OM-effin-G.

So, I've been dealing with these movie studio people who are filming in Albuquerque. We're doing some work for them on a movie that is currently in the works--just miscellaneous stuff that involves demolition and keeping the road wet so the dust doesn't blow during filming. Anyway, I'm dealing with their AP people so we can get paid. The movie has been referenced on all the e-mails I've exchanged with their people, but it wasn't familiar, and I didn't bother looking it up. UNTIL NOW.

The movie is called The Book of Eli. Gary Oldman is in it. OMFG. I had no idea we were working on a movie that Gary Oldman is staring in. I had no idea Gary Oldman is a few minutes away from me. And Denzel Washington. Denzel, I love you. I helped make the roads less dusty as you traverse them in this most awesome of post-apocalyptic westerns. Yes. You heard me. It's a post-apocalyptic western with Denzel Washington and Gary Oldman.

EDIT: Oh, holy crap. Ray Stevenson is in it, too. He was Pullo, the best thing about the monstrosity that was Rome. And terribly freakin' attractive, at that.

I probably need to go down to the job site and monitor things, make sure our guys are running things smoothly and filling out all paperwork appropriately.

Comments

[theredzebra1.livejournal.com]

Gary Fucking Oldman! I loves him! *sly* You really should go check on things. Yup.

[bookofmoonrevel.livejournal.com]

Absolutely! Wouldn't your company be extremely remiss if they didn't send a responsible young woman like yourself to go make sure that everything was in tip top shape? I know that if I were Gary Oldman, I wouldn't feel comfortable about the arrangement unless I knew someone like you was on hand to keep things in order. Get to it.

[ccangel42.livejournal.com]

ha! i love the last sentence. you totally should just to...oh you know...make sure!

Ray Stevenson

[nomad310.livejournal.com]

"...the best thing about the monstrosity that was Rome." What???? I can't believe there exists a person who didn't LOVE Rome! Oh well, different strokes, I guess.

Ray Stevenson is drop-dead gorgeous, even more so in person. If you see him, please tell him Nomad says "Hello, Sugar." ;)

Re: Ray Stevenson

[anogete.livejournal.com]

I liked Rome well enough. With a few minor quibbles, I enjoyed the first season, and thought some of it was fantastically done. However, I felt like the second season was rushed and not well-plotted. It felt like too many people were pulling the show here, there, and everywhere. Plus, I have some major complaints about characterization and the switching of actors (for Octavian). I think many of my complaints are due to budget constraints and issues with the future of the program. When I said "monstrosity", I meant that it was a larger than life production that sort of toppled over on itself, not that it was horrible. Either way, I still think Pullo was the best thing about the show. :-)

And, if I ever have the pleasure of meeting him, then I surely will say hello for you.

[tardismate.livejournal.com]

'Ray Stevenson is in it, too. He was Pullo, the best thing about the monstrosity that was Rome. And terribly freakin' attractive, at that.'

I'll tell him that the next time I see him (or his mum) - his cousin Samantha is my sister-in-law!

[anogete.livejournal.com]

How cool is that! You married well! ;-)

Assure him (or his dear mum) that I'm not stalking him; I'm just admiring (drooling) from afar. :-)