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15. It was weird because John Cusack was flirting with Eastwood's daughter all over downtown.

Mon Oct 30, 2017, 01:54 PM

Oct 2017

I even sat next to Clint during lunch at craft services one day. He ate hotdogs the few days I was there and it was warm during the day, Clint wore very short gym shorts.

The whole filming was way more surreal than the book or movie.

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A friend of mine was in a film with Kevin Spacey [View all] Siwsan Oct 2017 OP

Will watch his movies but damn Watchfoxheadexplodes Oct 2017 #1

Knowing people who work in the film industry, and hearing their stories, is enlightening Siwsan Oct 2017 #2

Judy Garland and probably before that. alphafemale Oct 2017 #22

I am deeply disappointed, yet not completely shocked dewsgirl Oct 2017 #3

What ever happened to the art of the innocent "flirt"? Siwsan Oct 2017 #4

flirting is "attention without intention" Skittles Oct 2017 #8

amazing bdtrppr6 Oct 2017 #5

You Don't RobinA Oct 2017 #37

Spacey is full of crap Johnny2X2X Oct 2017 #6

He didn't say he was drunk. He was offering a possible explanation for not remembering.... Honeycombe8 Oct 2017 #17

It doesn't matter if he was drunk...his behvaior is inexcuable. Demsrule86 Oct 2017 #30

I didn't say it did. Read the post I was responding to. That poster said that Spacey was saying he Honeycombe8 Oct 2017 #34

I didn't say you did...just making a comment about his statement which to me reeked of the Demsrule86 Oct 2017 #35

He didn't offer that as a possible explanation for not remembering Kaleva Oct 2017 #39

Is there anybody in Hollywood who isn't a creep? Proud Liberal Dem Oct 2017 #7

it's not just Hollywood Skittles Oct 2017 #9

Well, that's certainly true Proud Liberal Dem Oct 2017 #16

I think he's one of the most talented actors around. But acting attracts some odd people. Honeycombe8 Oct 2017 #19

Yup. I agree. Proud Liberal Dem Oct 2017 #24

I don't watch polanski films, Wood Allen Movies, Cosby anything...there are more, but adding Spacey Demsrule86 Oct 2017 #31

I won't watch Cosby & Mel Gibson. I WILL watch Polanski, & tho I decided not to watch Woody Allen, Honeycombe8 Oct 2017 #33

I don't care ...he literally held a 14 year old kids down and raped her...I don't care if he made Demsrule86 Oct 2017 #36

Who? nt Honeycombe8 Oct 2017 #40

Polanski...this was not 'consensual' as if a 14 year old could give consent...it was rape. Demsrule86 Nov 2017 #41

No film is good enough to excuse Codeine Oct 2017 #38

If you think Hollywood is bad, imagine the depravity in DC and Wall Street tenderfoot Oct 2017 #27

K-PAX! I loved it n/t TexasBushwhacker Oct 2017 #10

Yes! Siwsan Oct 2017 #11

It's often the same dilemma with artists DFW Oct 2017 #12

I worked briefly on a film he was in and I just assumed he was in character NightWatcher Oct 2017 #13

I love that movie Siwsan Oct 2017 #14

It was weird because John Cusack was flirting with Eastwood's daughter all over downtown. NightWatcher Oct 2017 #15

I think Clint has a reputation for fast filming. Kaleva Oct 2017 #20

Oh yes he does. That contrasted against a Robert Altman film I worked on a little NightWatcher Oct 2017 #23

I loved that movie. He did an excellent job. I would've thought he was southern. Honeycombe8 Oct 2017 #21

That was a great move...great cast. Demsrule86 Oct 2017 #32

Some people are drawn to Hollywood to make great art. Some are drawn to be in a power position over Yavin4 Oct 2017 #18

One can still be very talented and they are often weird and still do horrible things JI7 Oct 2017 #25

The Daily Mail contacted Spacey's brother, Randall Fowler, who told them their father was a octoberlib Oct 2017 #26

That article is a real eye opener, that's for sure Siwsan Oct 2017 #29

Weird profession draws weird professionals-method acting thing is just way to say mentally ill Not Ruth Oct 2017 #28