A still from "Leaving Las Vegas" featuring Elizabeth Shue and Nicolas Cage.
A still from "Ms. Dork Visits a Hollywood Movie Set" featuring Erin O'Brien.
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Not a dork! A picture of my favorite author. I wonder what was in your mind the moment the pic was snapped?
Why can't I ever get in bed with Elizabeth Shue?
Life is so damn unfair!
As for what's on Erin's mind in the photo, I'm going to say it's probably something like: boys, boys, boys, Space Invaders, boys, boys, Craft Services, boys, boys, boys, is my hair okay, boys, boys...
Am I close?
Where was that?
Hi Toby and Dan,
I hadn't gone through those pix in the longest time. Then I was writing that Wiki post and I thought to dig them up and scan a couple.
This one is just funny to me. All the movie people were busy in another part of the studio, so I hopped on the bed and told the Goat to get a pic.
At the time, the movie was in production and I had no idea how the bed/set would become sort of famous.
It was a strange, strange day for all of us. I was 29, married less than two years. John hadn't been dead for six months.
I was sad and a bit star struck. I felt sort of like I was taking something that didn't belong to me, but then again, we were all that was left of John.
Hal: This was in a big studio in Burbank. That day, they were filming the scene wherein Ben gives Sera the "twisted soul" speech in Sere's living room.
Ya know, Erin? I don't think I'll ever get a handle on your age. You look like a typical teenager in all these pictures.
Wait, did YOU get in bed with Elizabeth Shue?
(I gotta get my fantasies someplace, ya know)
You are not a dork. OK, maybe a good dork... with a hair helmet.
These are cool pics, of an interesting time, and I am doing this scene in class again this week. Synchronicity of some sort.
Thanks for sharing.
I would so do Elizabeth Shue.
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