Director's cut

Jim is a great comic actor. He has the needed charisma and confidence to have a screen presence; more importantly, he has excellent timing and knows how to deliver his punch lines straight faced or over the top. A successful partnership was forged between him and director Tom which through a span of twelve years has resulted in numerous critically acclaimed and profitable flicks.

Lately, something has changed in Jim. He is still appreciative of his fortune, his fame, and the recognition of his comic talent; however, he no longer wants to be categorized as a comedy actor, a clown as they used to be called in the 30s. He wants to be taken seriously.

 

 

that 'ship' has sailed...

"there is a difference between negative (or positive) opinion and an observational assessment"

When it comes to rarities, this is what comes to most minds:

- Blue diamonds

- Uranium

- A straight politician (and I ain’t referring to sexual orientation)

- A girl who doesn’t think she’s fat

- A hippie who showers daily

Say bla

At the moment, the most intelligent thing I can say is: bla*. So, why don't I refrain from saying it and fake intelligence by applying the prudent art of silence?