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They ground up Steve Buscemi in a wood-chipper. They made baby-snatchers out of Nicolas Cage and Holly Hunter. They turned mythic Greek wanderer Odysseus into a Depression-era roots-music minstrel with George Clooney's face.
According to the Internet Movie Database, Vince Vaughn was born in Minnesota but moved after just two weeks (the fact that it was in March probably didn’t help). I wish he had stayed.
Roger Ebert Opines On The "Kafkaesque Nightmare" Of Modern Indie FilmmakingOn Aug. 31 I published a review of a movie titled "Delirious." I gave it 3½ stars. I liked it a lot. Maybe you remember that it starred Steve Buscemi as Les, a mad-dog paparazzo, scorned by the world.
Buscemi Remakes Film of Slain FilmmakerIn "Interview," Steve Buscemi plays a journalist interviewing a celebrity. Unprepared for the interview and disdainful of his subject's talent, he battles with an actress (Sienna Miller) through an evening that includes head wounds, shouting and kissing.
Grown-Up Films Vie for Viewers in SummerThe summer may be loaded with blockbusters, but it's now becoming crowded with more adult fare that usually opens in the fall.
More Comedians Invited to "Chuck and Larry's" Wedding"If your movie already has Adam Sandler marrying Kevin James, and a side order of Jessica Biel for desert, what more do you need to make a comedy? Oh yeah: Steve Buscemi and Dan Aykroyd Great.
Buscemi's 'Lonesome Jim' growing in U.S.The only thing better than positive Lonesome Jim news is... when that news comes from the DPRK!
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