Anonymous ID: 3ea7a1 June 1, 2019, 7:25 p.m. No.6649527   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9602 >>0182

>>6649307 lb

The Sequel: Why didn't he make it? One simple reason. He put his foot down and said he would call a press conference to tell the world what the producers were doing with the kids they were auditioning for no reason because the script didn't actually call for any kids to be in the movie. Oh, sure, they invented a couple background walk on type roles for the kids to appear in to make sure the parents were assuaged. Yeah, sorry you didn't know where your son was all day, but hey, good news he gets to be in the movie now. This actor, who has never probably eclipsed B+ list was portrayed as a troublemaker for spreading the truth. He was effectively blacklisted by any and all people who were friends with the producers which was 75% of Hollywood. There was a group though who were not friends and they have kept the actor at least earning enough to make a living. I can't even watch the film any longer because of what I know what was happening on the set. The actor said the multiple bedrooms used in scenes in the movie would often smell of cigars and booze because that is often where the producers would take the boys after their "tour" of the set. Our actor also says that every other actor on that film set knew what was going on but they valued their careers more than the horrors taking place. Only one other person on set was willing to sacrifice their career and this foreign born actress did. When she walked out, she basically didn't work again for almost two decades.

Actor: Crispin Glover

Sequel: "Back to the Future Part II" (sued the producers on the grounds that they had used his likeness without permission)

Foreign born actress: Claudia Wells

Steven Spielberg reference: "What Is It?" An Essay by Crispin H. Glover

http://hellion444.proboards.com/thread/158

Anonymous ID: 3ea7a1 June 1, 2019, 7:36 p.m. No.6649602   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9634 >>9720 >>9724

>>6649527

everyone here should read the crispin glover essay. i put the link at the bottom of the post.

he talks about the colombine killers, the media, steven speilberg, and michael jackson. it's very interesting. also, he writes it predominantly in question form, like q

Anonymous ID: 3ea7a1 June 1, 2019, 8:38 p.m. No.6649988   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>6649816

this goes with the crispin glover essay:

 

The Sequel: Why didn't he make it? One simple reason. He put his foot down and said he would call a press conference to tell the world what the producers were doing with the kids they were auditioning for no reason because the script didn't actually call for any kids to be in the movie. Oh, sure, they invented a couple background walk on type roles for the kids to appear in to make sure the parents were assuaged. Yeah, sorry you didn't know where your son was all day, but hey, good news he gets to be in the movie now. This actor, who has never probably eclipsed B+ list was portrayed as a troublemaker for spreading the truth. He was effectively blacklisted by any and all people who were friends with the producers which was 75% of Hollywood. There was a group though who were not friends and they have kept the actor at least earning enough to make a living. I can't even watch the film any longer because of what I know what was happening on the set. The actor said the multiple bedrooms used in scenes in the movie would often smell of cigars and booze because that is often where the producers would take the boys after their "tour" of the set. Our actor also says that every other actor on that film set knew what was going on but they valued their careers more than the horrors taking place. Only one other person on set was willing to sacrifice their career and this foreign born actress did. When she walked out, she basically didn't work again for almost two decades.

 

Actor: Crispin Glover

 

Sequel: "Back to the Future Part II" (sued the producers on the grounds that they had used his likeness without permission)

 

Foreign born actress: Claudia Wells

 

Steven Spielberg reference: "What Is It?" An Essay by Crispin H. Glover

 

http://hellion444.proboards.com/thread/158