From: somethingwitty@optusnet.com.au   
      
   "DRosent240"  wrote in message   
   news:20040305200727.22806.00000856@mb-m10.aol.com...   
   > >To be honest I'm quite disgusted that George would cast his ex-porn   
   > >star girlfriend in what looks like a sitcom with a really tired   
   > >subject matter that we've all seen a million times before.   
   > >   
   > >Someone mentioned in another thread about how George was sacrificing   
   > >his personal life for career success. Is producing sh*t like this   
   > >supposed to be worth it? I predict that this sitcom will bomb bigtime   
   > >just like K Street.   
   > >   
   > >I'm sorry but the more I'm seeing of George's "work" the more I don't   
   > >think he's the creative genius he seems to think he is. Confessions of   
   > >a Dangerous Mind was good but that's about the only good thing he's   
   > >done that he's actually created and produced himself as opposed to   
   > >just acted in. I really do think he's wasting his one chance to get   
   > >good projects made in Hollywood by producing sh*t like this, which is   
   > >really unfortunate for him. Because as the flops start adding up the   
   > >money will become harder and harder for he and Steven to get.   
   > >   
   > >And surely proceeding with this sitcom even after the outing of his   
   > >"relationship" with Krista is like dangling bait in front of the eyes   
   > >of the tabloids? Let alone the inference, already pointed out by   
   > >others here, that if you screw George Clooney he'll cast you in his   
   > >next picture/bad tv series? It's just all rather unsavoury if you ask   
   > >me.   
   > >   
   > >Someone once said, I think it was Robin Williams: It's a shame that   
   > >God gave men both a brain and a penis but only enough blood flow to   
   > >reach one organ at a time.   
   > >   
   > I agree with you. I didnt see Confessions, because I didnt really like the   
   > premise, and regardless of who is in the movie, ifs its not something that   
   > interests me  I dont watch it.   
   >   
   > George, like many men in his position has forgotten the cardinal rule,   
   never   
   > get your meat, where you get your bread, and never, but never, f**k your   
   boss,   
   > you look like a slut and he looks like an amoral prick.  That about covers   
   both   
   > George and Krista's part in this.   
   >   
   > Kilroy passed this way before, only the premise wasnt interesting to HBO   
   after   
   > they paid for the first episode and  they canned it...this reshoot is   
   another   
   > attempt, and no doubt it will be pointed out that Krista spend a week in   
   Italy   
   > with him and she had the part in "kilroy' the inference will be clear.  I   
   dont   
   > know if its his arrogrance or ignorance that does not make the connection   
   for   
   > him.   
   >   
   > Its ok to get your lover a part in a movie, just not in yours, it looks   
   bad and   
   > for someone in his position, with more charm then money making ability he   
   has   
   > to be really careful, charm will only take you so far and when its gone   
   you   
   > need something else, he needs to find it before its too late.   
   >   
   > I sincerely hope she is/was worth it.  her hiring has taken him down a peg   
   or   
   > two in a lot of people's eyes, and no doubt HBO will get a little tired of   
   the   
   > personal inferences rather then the show, when/if it debuts.   
   >   
      
      
   so much for his theory that man only get a certain amount of time to leave   
   his mark on the world  at this rate George will be dead a buried before that   
   happens.....   
      
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