>whole scene was ad-libbed -- they let Stephan go crazy with the makeup, >following up suggestions by Williams, Fierstein and Stephan himself. >Stephan >says he's never laughed so much on a set in his life. Stephan reports that >Williams also adlibbed all those scenes in which he put on different >voices,
Thanks Walt, for the "Stephan" stories. While watching various scenes it crossed my mind at times there was some definite ad-libbing happening. Well,Robin Williams is just bursting with these creative juices/energy and is naturally funny anyway. I think any director would have a hard time keeping him under control:Following the script verbatim that is. I think Robin would have gotten such a kick out of seeing this old lady.. lol. I was having as much fun watching and enjoying her as I did the movie. >Right now, btw, Stephan is working with the ever-swooney George Clooney, >who's directing his first movie. and he promised me & Robert that if we >could make our way down >to L.A. (Stephan *loves* Disneyland), he'd *try* to get us a brief "hello" >meeting with George himself. Yikes! Go for it!! Forget about the mess you are in and do it!! Life is so fuckin short!! Now wouldn't you and Robert rather say to your grandchildren or great nieces and nephews that you were on a movie set and met GEORGE CLOONEY. OR.. I ALMOST got to go on a movie set and WOULD HAVE met George. hummmm? >I would say that I envied Stephan's life, but he works ungodly hours under >sometimes hideous conditions; he's had the flu twice up in Toronto. >Still, >the money ain't too bad, and he gets to touch people like George Clooney! Yes,he does sound like he has an interesting life. But grass is always greener...... I do love the the thought of those ungodly hours though. Take care, Bree >Best, > >Walt _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp.
