It was a fun old time.
http://www.empireonline.co.uk/site/news/newsstory.asp?news_id=16612
Story from Empire. The 'Meet Joe Black' reference in the article but came from the question I asked.
Anyway, I'm back from Limbo.
How are you?
Tuesday, March 08, 2005
"So, uh, Kevin..."
So Nick and I went to see Kevin Smith Q & A in Piccadilly yesterday. The event was being filmed for the 'Evening Harder' DVD and your boy asked Silent Bob a question (The second of the night) It wasn't the greatest question in the world and I was incredibly nervous because a) I was standing on the balcony and I'm not great with hieghts and b) It was Kevin Smith. I may appear on the DVD too as I had to sign a release form. We shall see.
It was a fun old time.
It was a fun old time.
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Did you ask him when he's next going to make a decent film? I haven't been able to bring myself to watch jersey girl yet.
It's awful. Even he thinks so.
I went to one of those Q & A things that was headlined by the boys from South Park, and Nathan Lane. It was a very odd event.
I'm glad that you're back, Christopher, but how did that conversation with yourself turn out?
Hi Chris! You saw Kevin Smith? See us South Africans who see no serious celebs, excpet when Oprah comes to town, really get excited about these things. Even if he does make crappy movies.
Ho--I'm sure he has some good shit to come. You can spot me on the DVD when it comes out (If they decide to include me). I've missed you too. Excuse me, I have something in my eye.
YGWIN--A verbal slap was just what I needed. I had to sort things out. Women....you drive me crazy! I'm okay now.
Laurian--But he does put on a good show. Better than Oprah. He'll always have my respect because of 'Clerks'.
Do you think that it was a better discussion than what appeared in the American DVD? I can imagine that a UK audience would ask different questions. I am super envious. :)
Stephanie
It was a lot less WOOOOOO! and YEAAAH! and more relaxed and people didn't ask questions like 'wanna party with us?' or 'Can I suck you off?'. He was interested in British culture. Chavs and all that.
Thats how he introduced Jason Mewes.
It should be an interesting DVD. There was another diatribe about Prince which was great.
He hung out at the bar after but we had to scoot. Shame.
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