“Call to Be” by Dana Buoy
“The Ship Song” Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
“I Love You” by Robyn Hitchcock
“Make Way for Ducklings” by Robert McCloskey. Classic children’s book, set in Boston.
The 20th century? I could pick a century out of a hat, blindfolded, and get a better one!
—Linus Larrabee in Sabrina (1954)
Spielberg, Lucas and Kasdan Brainstorming for "Raiders of the Lost Ark"
At one point, hours into the conversation, Kasdan asks, “Do you have a name for this person?”
Lucas: I do.
Spielberg: I hate this, but go ahead.
Lucas: Indiana Smith.
The transcript does not note the sound of crickets, but nor is there any burst of enthusiasm.
Lucas: It has to be unique. It’s a character. Very Americana. Square. He was born in Indiana.
Kasdan: What does she call him, Indy?
Lucas: That’s what I was thinking. Or Jones.
Oh no my friend Jimmy sent me this and now it’s my favorite thing!! It’s so strange and so funny. The part at the very end makes me weep tears of laughter. LAUGHTER!
Here’s a new Drunk Girl/High Guy on Funny or Die! In this one, Noah and I go to see the space shuttle Endeavor. Twice. Because we failed at the first attempt, obviously. Click the photo to go to the article.
