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Kirk Perkins
9/03/2001 08:04:42 |
Subject: Larazade and Lara Croft
Message: That's weird that a drink would name itself after a video game character. I can't wait until Pepsi changes its name to Princess Toadstoolsi. Did anyone out there see Tomb Raider? I heard that Chris Barrie (TV's Rimmer) is in it but should have hada bigger part. That's almost enought to get me to go see it.
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Chefelf
9/03/2001 08:51:20 | RE: Larazade and Lara Croft
Message: If Danny John-Jules isn't in it, I'm not interested.
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Lefty
9/03/2001 09:27:53 | Danny-mania!
Message: Then the Rick Morranis "Little Shop of Horrors" is for you--Danny John-Jules is in it for about 5 seconds as one of 4 guys singing in the street during a musical number.
I'm also getting quite profiscient at Mac-MacDonald-spotting (Mac MacDonald being the Captain of the ship Red Dwarf, before the radiation leak & in season 8). In The 5th Element, he plays a cop whose partner is buying food from a future McDonald's, but then Bruce Willis drives by in his cab & makes Mac squeeze his sodas so they spill all over him. A space-car chase ensues. He's in some other stuff that I've spotted him in (sci-fi-ish, mostly), but I can't remember what they are now. Woo!
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Yahtzee
9/03/2001 11:05:17 | RE: Larazade and Lara Croft
Message: Well spotted. Mac MacDonald also appears in an early scene in Nightbreed, in which he and his wife are messily murdered by the bloke in the mask.
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Rhubarb Celestial
9/03/2001 16:30:51 | RE: Larazade and Lara Croft
Message: Yeah, Chris Barrie's great In Tomb Raider. I kept expecting him to say 'Miladdo'.
Danny John-Jules is also in Labyrinth, that Jim Henson movie with David Bowie... he's the voice of one of the pink monsters that take off their heads and dance and sing.
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Tantalus
9/04/2001 14:32:55 | RE: Larazade and Lara Croft
Message: Wow... I didn't know that Mac MacDonald had such a big cheering section. I didn't know his name, either. I thought of him as "the guy who loves mint choc ice cream" and "the guy who the first episodes of Red Dwarf seem 100% more amateurish". I'm glad he has other credits.
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