Vincent Chats About Kate And Jeff

If I have a single complaint about the "In Conversation" interview with Vincent D'Onofrio, it's that the moderator does not repeat the question from the audience. So, while I can "infer" from VDO's comments that the initial question had to do with Kathryn Erbe and their relationship on and off the show, I cannot duplicate the exact question for you here. Nor was I able to discern the nature of the question that led to his follow-up comments regarding Jeff Goldblum.

Regardless, here is the next installment from the interview at the Sarasota Film Festival.

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Two Truths And A Lie About LOCI

I was searching NBC, trying to find a copy of the video from SNL when Vincent D'Onofrio made a cameo appearance. Well, I came up empty-handed on that, but did come across this. I missed this somewhere along the way, which only makes me wonder what else may be "out there" that I have overlooked.

Anyway, the premise is: Vincent D'Onofrio and Jeff Goldblum are discussing three things that may or may not happen during Season 8 on Law & Order CI. Two things are supposed to be true and the third is a lie, and we get to guess which is the lie. It's cute. I especially liked it when VDO said, "...and drama will ensue." Also, it's funny to watch Goldblum stare "intently" at VDO while he's talking.

More About The Fly And The Prez

Well, I just got back a while ago from seeing "The Narrows" and the live satellite feed with Vincent D'Onofrio, et. al. I truly enjoyed the film and loved, loved, LOVED the live interview. I have a LOT to say about it all, but it is much too late to start a blog post about it tonight. I need to have a "fresh" and alert brain, so I can try to remember every miniscule detail. Plus, I'm hoping some enterprising soul "out there" managed to capture it all on video someway, and maybe it will be up on YouTube by the time I can get my thoughts "organized." You just know somebody did.

Meanwhile, back at the ranch, when I got back to the motel, I did a quick blog check and discovered that Music Wench had found a little ditty in the continuing saga of the "Murder At The White House" as it has been dubbed by the folks over at "The Colbert Report." Granted, I don't follow this show, but I had to take a peek at the video after Music Wench recommended it. It did not disappoint. And you gotta love Jeff Goldblum's shameless, self-promoting plug for Law & Order CI. Cute.

Oh, and one last word about "The Narrows" and the disgusting insect that PETA is so worried about. How can I possibly connect the two, you ask? Keep reading. I'm not giving anything away here, so don't worry, but there is a scene in the movie when one of the characters...not Vincent...is telling his buddies that he heard a housefly both craps and pukes every six seconds. There happens to be a fly sitting on the edge of one of the guy's coffee cups and the kid counts off six seconds and starts laughing uproariously because...well ...by his reckoning, the fly just crapped and puked in the guy's coffee. The other "gentleman" did not find it so amusing. (See, I told you I could make a connection.)

I guess what I'm trying to say is: with all the truly disturbing and potentially horrifying things confronting the world today: Things like...I don't know...Iran, North Korea, Iraq, poverty, starvation, a seriously flawed health care system, an economy that's in the toilet...to name a few...do we really need to concern ourselves about the untimely demise of a freakin' insect? And now I am officially done talking about the stupid fly "incident" at the White House.

I'm off to grab a few hour's sleep, spend tomorrow shopping and eating and catching-up with my friend, Betty. My goal for tomorrow evening shall be to devote my efforts to a post that will be "All About Vincent." Here is the video that Music Wench mentioned on her blog. Jeff Goldblum is quite amusing, but I have to ask: "What's up with the hair, dude?"

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So Sue Me...I'm Liking Jeff Goldblum

Although, I have to admit I was a little "ticked" I couldn't find an advance clip from "Identity Crisis" to put on my blog, but the day after the last Bobby episode aired, the following video was available on "Daily Motion" and "Spoiler TV." Ross and Nichols are trying to determine if Wheeler is pregnant. Ross is reluctant to ask her and Nichols thinks it's "obvious." So, this one appears as if there will be a smattering of humor as they go about solving the case, but then Goldblum is known for his "dry" sense of humor. I guess we'll see how that plays out on the show.