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27 Oct 07 - 12:28 PM (#2180488) Subject: BS: Russell Crowe From: SINSULL I turned on the TV and of course found a Halloween turkey werewolf movie. The strange thing is, I am sure one of the actors was Russell Crowe, the Gladiator. Don't know the name of the movie. But there is no listing of a B rated Horror flick in his movie lists. Anyone know this one? |
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27 Oct 07 - 12:38 PM (#2180496) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: Becca72 What time and channel was it on? You should be able to look it up |
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27 Oct 07 - 12:42 PM (#2180501) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: John Hardly "I turned on the TV and of course found a Halloween turkey werewolf movie." So... ...which was scarier? ... the Halloween turkey or the werewolf? I've always found the Halloween turkey to be among the most under-rated inflictors of movie terror. Sage Green is the new black/The Halloween turkey is the new clown. |
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27 Oct 07 - 12:48 PM (#2180507) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: Becca72 The Howling is on AMC...was that the one? They make no mention of Russel Crowe in the description, but Slim Pickens is in it! The Howling Goings-on at a spa that caters to werewolves. Dee Wallace, Patrick Macnee, Dennis Dugan, Kevin McCarthy, John Carradine, Slim Pickens. |
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27 Oct 07 - 01:01 PM (#2180512) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: Mickey191 Crowe is not listed in the "Howling" (1981)according to IMDb. |
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27 Oct 07 - 01:24 PM (#2180522) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: Becca72 Yes, I said that in my post, Mickey, but I thought perhaps Sins was mistaken about it being Russell Crowe. I'm looking through the TV listings for our area for werewolf movies. |
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27 Oct 07 - 01:43 PM (#2180529) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: bobad Russell Crowe filmography |
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27 Oct 07 - 02:37 PM (#2180554) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: Bee-dubya-ell Mr. Crowe has never made a werewolf movie in the universe we currently inhabit. However, he has made numerous such films in a universe closely parallel to our own. In that universe, Russell had an early career in pornographic videos which insured that his mainstream movie career would be restricted to bit parts in low-budget movies. Perhaps what SINSULL was receiving was leakage from that universe. By the way, in another nearby universe it is a capital crime for anyone who has achieved success as an actor in a television comedy program to act in feature films. That would be a nice universe in which to live. |
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27 Oct 07 - 03:12 PM (#2180562) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: GUEST,Slag Wasn't Crowe in some turkey with Kathy Bates and John Lithgow about a naked romp up the Amazon??? It was rather hairy. Some network should run THAT for Halloween!!! |
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27 Oct 07 - 03:51 PM (#2180576) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: Mickey191 Bee-dubya ell-If we lived in that universe-we'd suffer the loss of Tom Hanks who starred in "Bosom Buddies" on tv. My brain is napping- can't think of any others. There must be others. Anyone? |
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27 Oct 07 - 04:11 PM (#2180582) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: Becca72 George Clooney started out on TV, too |
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27 Oct 07 - 04:22 PM (#2180593) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: John Hardly as did Michelle Pfeiffer |
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27 Oct 07 - 11:54 PM (#2180786) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: Stilly River Sage Little Ronnie Howard. |
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28 Oct 07 - 08:54 AM (#2180930) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: wysiwyg Sometimes people's early roles are not credited. Or sometimes they are, but under a different name such as when they haven't fixed on their permanent screen-credit name yet. Or when they're embarrassed in advance over a low-budget, low-quality item they did to get groceries, and use a fake name. The databases don't always pick these instances up right away. Sometimes they come out hilariously as a film clip when they appear on a talk show, bad hair/makeup and all. ~S~ |
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28 Oct 07 - 10:32 AM (#2180979) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: John Hardly Very musical family -- sister Sheryl and brother Counting. |
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28 Oct 07 - 11:09 AM (#2180999) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: Donuel Russ is one of the greatest dramatic actors of our time. If he is ever to surpass D'Niro however he will need to break into to comedy. Too bad he didn;t get to do Anger Management instead of Sandler. |
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28 Oct 07 - 02:15 PM (#2181113) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: Fred Maslan I think he would make a great Vimes if they ever film Pratchett's "Guards! Guards!". |
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28 Oct 07 - 02:47 PM (#2181127) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: George Papavgeris Oh, no - Russel Crow would be Carrot. Vimes is more like de Niro in my head... |
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28 Oct 07 - 03:08 PM (#2181137) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: George Papavgeris Missed his e... |
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28 Oct 07 - 09:59 PM (#2181421) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: SINSULL Where went my post???? It was not Russell Crowe. The movie was Dog Soldiers. |
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29 Oct 07 - 02:55 AM (#2181530) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: Dave'sWife Not that this helpos, but The Howling 3 or 4 was the one about Were-Thylacines and was set in Australia. They were done at a time before Romper Stomper so he could have a passing role |
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29 Oct 07 - 03:49 AM (#2181545) Subject: RE: BS: Russell Crowe From: GUEST,Tunesmith This thread puts me in mind of a marvelous "one off" tv show staring Leonard Rossiter. A character in the show, played by Rossiter, is convinced that he saw a brief glimpse of Burt Reynolds in an episode of "MacMillan and Wife". Burt isn't listed in the credits or is the appearance listed in Burt's film biog, but still the character is convinced he's correct. Eventually, he manages to get through to Burt on the telephone. Burt tells him that he never appeared in "MacMillan and Wife", to which the Leonard Rossiter character replies, "Come on Burt, you can't possibly remember everything you've appeared in!" However, I think many of us have been guilty of something like that in our lives - but maybe not to the degree of the character in the above mentioned show! |