Pat Ferrucci, the Register’s entertainment editor, tackles the toughest subject in life: entertainment. To him, entertainment can mean anything from music to film, from sports to television or from mundane happenings to orange juice.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Friday Video!
3 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Some tidbits on the great Brian Dennehy:
1) He's from Bridgeport. Yup, it's true. Home of the Bluefish.
2) His role in Rambo MAY have been eclipsed by his role as Big Tom in "Tommy Boy" - another classic.
3) Since he is practically next door to you there at work, maybe you'll run into him at the taco truck. He looks like a guy who could eat a LOT of tacos.
If someone had told me a few days ago that you - the Elm City's Mr. Rock and Roll - will probably be spending his Saturday night watching the Sox play the last game of their series against the Rays, I wouldn't have believed it. Nosiree, I wouldn't have believed it at all. I'm still not sure what that was that I watched Thursday night. Bizarre doesn't begin to describe it.
So far, you and Little Nicholas have called all the early rounds correct. But what do the fearless Ferrucci brothers see in their pinstriped crystal ball for the series?
3 comments:
Some tidbits on the great Brian Dennehy:
1) He's from Bridgeport. Yup, it's true. Home of the Bluefish.
2) His role in Rambo MAY have been eclipsed by his role as Big Tom in "Tommy Boy" - another classic.
3) Since he is practically next door to you there at work, maybe you'll run into him at the taco truck. He looks like a guy who could eat a LOT of tacos.
If someone had told me a few days ago that you - the Elm City's Mr. Rock and Roll - will probably be spending his Saturday night watching the Sox play the last game of their series against the Rays, I wouldn't have believed it. Nosiree, I wouldn't have believed it at all. I'm still not sure what that was that I watched Thursday night. Bizarre doesn't begin to describe it.
So far, you and Little Nicholas have called all the early rounds correct. But what do the fearless Ferrucci brothers see in their pinstriped crystal ball for the series?
i watched this while in amish country, so it felt that much more authentic to see seth green in a buggy.
and my favorite dennehy role was - of course - his role as detective cavanaugh in legal eagles, one of my favorite movies of all time.
and you can pick on me for it and all, but whatev. i stand by my choice.
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