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chakram-refugees-digest    Thursday, June 16 2005    Volume 05 : Number 153



                               Today's Subjects:
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  [chakram-refugees] Double Dare             [NZJester <nzjester@ihug.co.nz>]
  Re: [chakram-refugees] Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Review     [IfeRae@aol.com]
  [chakram-refugees] message from Lucy on The Darkroom movie  ["Creation (Sh]
  [chakram-refugees] Lucy and Battle Star  ["Cheryl Ande" <candex@verizon.ne]
  [chakram-refugees] BRUCE CAMPBELL PNW appearance alert!!!!  ["Xena Torres"]
  Re: [chakram-refugees] Lucy and Battle Star      [meredith <meth@smoe.org>]

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Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 17:06:01 +1200
From: NZJester <nzjester@ihug.co.nz>
Subject: [chakram-refugees] Double Dare

Check out this NZ TV on-line archive link interview with Zoe Bell
Posted Carolyn S on another list
http://tvnz.co.nz/view/tvone_minisite_story_skin/591959%3fformat=html
Click the Close Up: Stuntwoman Extraordinaire (4:55) Link
Double Dare will be opening the Auckland Film Festival on July the 8th

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Catch ya later
                       NZJester
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Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 02:44:00 EDT
From: IfeRae@aol.com
Subject: Re: [chakram-refugees] Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Review

In a message dated 6/14/2005 9:36:10 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
xenatorres@bitchofrome.com writes:

> >You're not posting it on c-r? 
> 
> Well, it's not all nicely formated with italics on the list. :P Okay, 
> okay, I've posted the whole darn thing below too. ;) >>

Oh, sure, after I went and copied the thing.  (Don't you just love me?) 
  Nice
photo of LL, by the way.

> 
> >What?!  "THERE Ife!'?  What happened to "HERE, Ife!"  
> 
> HA HA HA! And, yeah, there seems to be some slow loading issues. I'll 
> have to talk to my 'server' about that. She made be loading large files 
> again. ;) Course, I did also save the images pretty big so everyone can 
> really enjoy them. They are all under the 100 KG rule of course. ;) >>

Sorry, don't know all that from Odin.  <g>  I didn't have any trouble, 
which
is saying a lot.  The irony is, stupid AOL wouldn't let me copy all of this
post, so I had to cut it in half to respond.  (I figured I'd better 
respond,
considering all the grief I gave you.)

> >-- Ife the Terrible
> 
> -no comment >>


Ever the diplomat, eh?  <g>

> 
> And here's the review again (for lazy people *cough, cough*): >>


What?  We got some of those on the list.  Shame!

>  Then came the agonizing months of waiting. Seven months from the time I 
> bought my tickets until the event. Oh most foul cruelty! >>

No wonder this took so long.  All this reliving of angst, which really tugs
at the hearts of those of us who didn't see Lucy and had to wait for 
those who
waited but got to see her and then made us wait more as they told us 
about how
they suffered waiting.

> 
> Before the convention, I decided that, for an even as huge as this, it 
> was high time I bought myself a real camera. So, two weeks before the 
> convention and $1,500 later, I have myself a Nikon coolpix 8800, with 
> extra battery and top of the line 1GB memory card. The pictures I was 
> able to take tell me I made the right choice. ;) >>

Yes, as I said above, the ONE Lucy pix I saw was nice.  Surely there's more
of her than that on the 1GB thingy.

> 
> Thursday, May 12th, Ashera and I head down from Canada to meet up with 
> Jenna "Silverwaves" Tomlin for the weekend of our geek lives! >>

Yeah yeah.

> 
> I must discuss our boarder experience because it was just funny. >.

Border experience?!  You neglected to mention this was a travelog.  (Okay,
okay, patience, Ife, patience.  She was excited.  Every moment became 
heightened
during her Lucy haze.  Give the girl some slack.)

> We arrived at Jenna's around 11pm and were bouncing off of the walls 
> until around 1 or 2am. Tomorrow, we'll see Lucy! >.

Thank the gods.  Oh, um, I meant, you didn't hurt yourselves, did you?


> 
> 
> FRIDAY, MAY 13, 2005
> 
> Convention day! >>

Crap, I forgot about that.  No Lucy.  (Come on, Ife, suck it up.  There are
others of note besides Lucy.   Pretend, okay?)

First step is to check the schedule which has now been >
> posted.>>

By the gods, she is a geek.

  > Renie is only on
> stage for an hour and five minutes. >:( Poor Paris only has forty 
> minutes and Adrienne fifty to the single episode writer Katherine's 
> fifty-five and the two episode writer Missy's fifty. >>

Oooo, I'm cryin' at missing this already.  Thanks!

> <this was not the idle location to keep valuable 
> autographs. Good thing I brought a lot of extra photo sleeves! ;) >>

Yep, a true blue geek.  Sure had me fooled.  <g>


> 
> Ah, my tickets. Row E as Creation had informed me, right? 
> No...wait...that letter isn't an E. My gods, it's....it's an 
> A!!!!!!!!!!! We're in row freaking A!!!!!!! Bless you Olympus! This 
> camera, that close and no heads in my way. I nearly melted into useless 
> mush right there. >>

I'm happy for you.  See, miracles do happen.

> 
> I got the delightful pleasure of meeting Judy (Wishes), my second 
> favourite fan fiction write (after the amazingly talented Pam Wilson), 
> and she told me about a book she wrote that's coming out, "Counterfeit 
> World" which I look forward to reading. (And in the event you'd like to 
> hunt it down, Judy's name as located on the cover is Jufy Intaglio). >>

Oooo, you met Wishes?!  One of my favs too.  Didn't know about the "Jufy
Intaglio" thing.  I'll have to speak to her about that.

> <Claire's shirt 
> business was recently sold to Liz Claiborne for twenty-eight million 
> dollars and Claire and her friend are still running the business. >>

Good lord!  Wonder if she learned something about spells when she was 
Alti.
Whatever, glad to hear she can maybe bankroll her own next project.

> <<These three fans were walking along and a 
> woman came up to them, her hair in a Mr. Gage and wearing a t-shirt. 
> "Hey! Double Dare!" "Uh-huh" as they moved off. "You're Xena fans," the 
> woman said, point at the Xena shirt. "Uh-huh" as they continue to move 
> away from LUCY LAWLESS HERSELF. Ooooooooo, that has to be the ultimate 
> kick yourself moment. OUCH! >>

Yes, I'd heard about that and couldn't believe it.  I mean, how could these
people be at a Xena con and not want to talk about Xena, regardless of 
who the
person was?  I have no sympathy for them.  Lucy herself talks to just about
anybody, treats everybody like they're "somebody."  Too bad those fans 
didn't
follow her example.

> 
> Sharon talked about how she wanted to get video footage of Lucy coming 
> to her first rehearsal, but Sharon had been talking with someone, and 
> suddenly Lucy is beside her. So Lucy runs away, down the alley and 
> around the corner. "Action!" Sharon directs and Lucy comes down the 
> alley, turns to a garbage bin and begins to rummage through it. :D Only 
> Lucy. >>

Heh.  I appreciate your sneaking a Lucy bit in here.  Good thing I was
following her example and reading this whole thing, despite the fact 
that I figured
she wouldn't be mentioned much in this part.  (Score one for Ife the
Terrible.)

> Now it was auction time and Jenna, Ashera and I left. An hour to kill 
> until the cocktail party, which had absolutely nothing worth mentioning 
> except the lack of vegetarian selection - poor Jenna. :( Oh, and the 
> wonderful Steven L. Sears was in attendance, but I had not yet had a 
> chance to speak with him. It was pretty much impossible to catch Steven 
> without a throng of Xenites around him. ;) >>

Uh huh.  You should share this with him for your interview.  "Hi, Steve.
Sorry we missed you, but we were killing time over the veggie selection 
and let
all the others get to you first."  Bwahahahahaha!


> 
> And now, the great migration of Xenites. Our large group now headed on 
> masse to the Fifth Avenue Theatre.>>

All right!  The wait is over.  I hope.  Could be mishaps with taxis or
ponderings about the street signs, but I've gotten this far.  (Patience, 
Ife,
patience.)

   > There's Lucy's name up on the sign for "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" - 
what
> a rush that was! >>

Yes!  A good ... sign.  I'm feeling the excitement already!

<> The theatre is just gorgeous theatre with a Chinese
> decorating style. Chinese dragons on the wall, painted on the 'curtain' 
> (which was actually more like a back drop except that it was in front 
> and hiding the stage - but, hey - no bad luck as no could break this 
> curtain before the show!). There was also a huge dragon carved into the 
> ceiling. Very cool. >>

<sob>  (Come on, Ife, go with it.  Think of Chin, Lucy looking great in 
sack
cloth.)


> 
> <bitch >Gold seat Xenites paid $75 for our tickets. What the hell were 
> we doing in the nose bleed seats if $75 was the TOP price? We should 
> have been close enough to touch the stage for that price! 
> GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. </bitch > >>

Really?  Even the folks up close paid $75?

> 
> I was ordered to write a detailed review of the play, so here's the 
> rundown of "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" a play by play. ;) >>


Oh, now she remembers what she's supposed to be detailed about.


> 
> First, we were teased with a score by the orchestra (the, shut the hell 
> up and take your seats number). Ack! Just lift the curtain! I want 
> LUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCY! >>

Amen.

> 
> Lifting, lifting, there it goes, and my heart starts racing.<<

Uh huh.

  > There's the choir. Wow. A few extras run around, while there's an image
> of a boat on the backdrop. Where' my Lucy, damn-it!? >>

Amen.

> 
> A woman with short black hair and dressed in a pink top with spaghetti 
> straps and a black pants is pushed onto the stage atop a large piece of 
> luggage. People start cheering. What? Who is that? Is that Faith or 
> something? No, sweet Mother of Zeus, that's LUCY! >>

LOL!  Okay, I'm with ya now.

I did catch on before >
> she started singing, but you must forgive me for not seeing it was her 
> right away with a wig and up in these crappy seats. Oh, hello ceiling. 
> How are you? The wig she was wearing could have come from the "Stranger 
> in a Strange Land" set. >>

I thought that too, when I saw photos.


> 
> Lucy opens the play as Dorothy Shaw, her voice belting across the 
> theatre in a way we've never heard before as she performs "It's High 
> Time." As much as I love Lucy's performances in "The Bitter Suite" and 
> "Lyre, Lyre, Hearts on Fire," they seem forced and unmotivated compared 
> to this fee and clearly very happy performance. Lucy's obviously having 
> a blast and it makes all the difference in her singing. And the 250 
> members of the men's choir's voice are added to Lucy's for one hell of a 
> musical number. >.

Excellent!

> The song ends to the cheering of the crowd (I thought you had to be 
> quiet when watching a play?) >>

Not when Lucy's performing.  <g>  Oooo, can you imagine if she's in a drama
with some kind of tragedy, and folks are yelling, "Lucy, Lucy, cry some 
more!"

> Now we're on the boat and Dorothy is lounging in a deck chair. Lorelei 
> enters. She's on the hunt for a rich husband for Dorothy, though Dorothy 
> wants none of it, her eye on the Olympic training lads running laps 
> around the boat in their matching red jogging outfits.

Sounds like the Athenian army.

Oops.  Gotta cut an paste the second half of your post.

<< A telegram is brought out to Lorelei who cries, "This is from Arkansas!"
and the band plays a "Dun, dun, DUN" beat. Lucy, fooling around, but in
character, pretends to look for the source of the music (like the
fairytale characters in "If the Shoe Fits..." when Aphrodite laughs).
Dorothy asks why Lorelei is worried and Lorelei shoves Dorothy aside
into the other deck chair on the farthest side of stage right (damn, the
hardest corner for me to see and I must crane my neck to keep my eyes on
Lucy - always on Lucy!) >>

That a girl!

  <<As Lorelei sings "I'm Just a Little Girl from Littlerock," Lucy is 
still
clearly having a ball as she nods her head with the beat, laughs and
then gets her shoulders moving too, managing to be completely Lucy while
also somehow remaining in character. >>

Huh, I think I can picture this.

<< Faith and Lucy have perfect comic timing, never lose the gags and
play off each other brilliantly. >>

I think it's great how the two of them just seemed to take to each other.
Not sure if it's luck or or how Lucy is, since she seems to work well with
almost everyone.

<< Lorelei pulls Dorothy away from Mrs. Spofford when the
runners come by again and take Dorothy with them to go swimming. >>

Um, I've lost who the heck Mrs. Spofford is, but since she ain't Lucy, I
won't worry.  <g>


<< The stage is cleared and Lucy and the boys return for Lucy's big solo,
"I Love What I'm Doing." ::DROOL. DROOL:: Lucy owns this number, a full
solo without even the choir for a large part of it. >>

Oh, that is so funny.  Reminds me of the bit in ADITL when Gabs tells 
Howar,
"I think she likes what she's doing."


<< The guys are doing most of the dancing and Lucy has been given
much simpler moves, mostly moving her arms and hips as opposed to real
dancing. >>

It's interesting to me that Lucy always says she can't dance, that ROC 
is the
dancer of the two.  Frankly, I think Lucy has excellent rhythm and looks
quite natural.  I've no doubt she made the most of the moves she had.

<< The choir hands the guys and Lucy towels and they are worked into the
dance, while only the choir is singing now. Lucy moves to the front of
the stage and the guys lift her up over their heads.>>

Ooooo.


<< Seems, originally,
this move was supposed to be done with Lucy facing the audience, but she
almost took a dive into the orchestra pit during rehearsals according to
Sharon, so the move was changed so Lucy was on her back, not her side,
giving the guys a little surface to hold her up with. The lift invoked a
lot of cheering. >>

Indeed.  I'm glad they did this safely.  One bad spill in a lifetime is 
more
than enough.


  << Placing Lucy down, Dorothy then begins to pick guys until she's 
snapped
them all up and they've run off stage, followed by Lucy. >>

LOL!  I'm cracking up at the shifts between Lucy and Dorothy.  I sympathize
with you.  Must've been hard trying to focus on Lucy as Dorothy.

<< Lucy makes her entrance and Faith, in character yells, "Where the hell
have you been?" Lucy, looking both sheepish and annoyed as Dorothy
ad-libs, "I've been busy" in a 'deal with it' tone. It was hilarious.  >>

I'm laughing just reading about it.


<< "Just a Kiss Apart" starts up, performed wonderfully by Louis. Dorothy
is totally unimpressed and her body language clearly displays her lack
of interest. But as Henry sings, Dorothy is pulled in. Faith takes Lucy
and Louis' scripts and Henry and Dorothy waltz, though Dorothy looks
slightly uncomfortable. Then, as the song ends, Dorothy has become
completely memorized and all but attacks Henry with a kiss (which Sharon
comments she didn't see in rehearsals). Henry leaves and Dorothy wipes
her lips. "Say, that voice of his sure packs a wallop." >>

Awwwwww.

<< Lorelei makes plans to get the tiara from Lady Beekman's husband, Lord
Beekman.>>

I tempted to ask why Lorelei had to have this tiara, but I'll assume it was
'cause it was so pretty.  <g>


  << Lord Beekman gives Lorelei lots of money and they leave the stage 
again,
the choir still singing. The choir waltzes with each other. Lorelei
enters once more with Lord Beekman, who carries numerous bags for her.
They sing again and then exit once more. When they enter again, Lorelei
is wearing the tiara with Lord Beekman following her. <<

Uh huh uh huh.  And Dorothy is ....

<< Dorothy has entered and doesn't seem to think Mr. Gage
is any fun with her body language, even as Lucy bounces her shoulders,
enjoying the number. Lorelei and Dorothy join in the song for the last
few lines. >>

Yeah, Mr. Gage can disappear now.  And Gus.  And Lady B. I'll have to be 
more
careful in the future about my wish for details.  <g>

<< They've won a gold metal and Henry places it around Dorothy's neck.
Dorothy opens the next musical number, "Keeping Cool With Coolidge." The
choir joins in and then Lorelei and Dorothy take turns singing this
number, Lucy still clearly having a blast. Everyone begins to sing,
taking turns and Lucy dances in place again. >>

Okay, back on track.

<< Gus grabs Simone (who's appeared out of no where as they are
inside Lorelei and Dorothy's place) and leaves with her. >>

Huh?  Never mind.  Simone can disappear into no where, just like she came.


  << Curtin closes - intermission. Wait! BRING BACK MY LUCY! I can't 
even get
up to leave. I mean, Lucy's back there.>>

LOL!  Don't worry, she'll be back.

  << At this point Lucy is pointing at the script and laughing, while Henry
and Mrs. Spofford more their lips but don't talk. It looks like they are
just pretending to chat for the scene. >>

LOL!


<< Mr. Gage and Lorelei begin to dance, which worries Dorothy. Sure enough,
Gus stands and interrupts the dancers. Dorothy runs over and walks away
with Lorelei as the men begin to shout, getting ready to fight, which is
encouraged by Mrs. Spofford. Lorelei intervenes to protect Gus which
angers Mr. Gage further.>>

Heh, I just had an entirely different image flash through my head -- of
Dorothy stopping the fight by banging the men's heads together.  Hmmm, 
wonder where
that came from?  <g>

<< The number ends and the lights go down. I could help but notice that
everyone but Lucy acted as a stage hand and removed the props and
furniture. >>

"No more handling mud and rats for me!  I'm done with that.  Bwahahahaha!"


<< Lorelei exits and the night sky and lamppost are removed as the couch is
brought back on stage. >>

Not only a geek, but a theater geek.  <g>


<< "Why didn't you tell me you shot a guy in Littlerock?" Dun, dun, dun -
from the orchestra. Lorelei doesn't answer. "It's true, isn't it?"
Again, she says nothing and the crowd laughs (uh, I don't remember why
this was funny, but it was). Lorelei looks to the audience and begins to
tell her story. >>

Well, it was funny to me, seeing as how her violent past came out of the
blue.  Like Simone.


<< A kind judge let Lorelei off and changed her name to Lorelei so she
could start fresh. Lorelei tells Gus that the judge told her the name
"was made famous by a woman who sat on a rock in Germany" to the roar of
the crowd (except me - that one went over my head). >>

Mine too.  And I'm probably old enough to supposedly have a clue.

<< Dorothy, Henry and Mrs. Spofford enter, followed by Mr. Gage.>>

Why can't they just leave Dorothy alone?!  I told them to disappear!


<< The group is suddenly homesick for America (this really seemed to come
out of nowhere). They begin to sing "Homesick," and stand, moving to the
edge of the stage and facing the crowd. >>

LOL!  Sounds like XWP.  "Who?  Akemi?  Oh, yeah, she was my first true love
but I kind of forgot about her after I cut off her head and cremated 
40,000 of
her neighbors."

<< The song ends and the lights go down. Everyone except Dorothy and Mrs.
Spofford leave the stage. A red carpet is rolled out and Lucy walks over
it, making sure all the corners are down. The lights come back up. Henry
runs in and he and the choir sing about how Lorelei has rigged it so
Esmond Senior will be brought to where they are with the song, "Miss
Lorelei Lee." >>

Esmond Senior?!  Never mind.


<< At the end of the song, Henry dips and kisses Dorothy. >>

Ah, shades of Ares/Kevin Smith.


<< Sirens are heard and Esmond Senior is wheeled in, in his wheelchair. All
the other characters enter and then Lorelei, wearing a veil. Her wedding
gown is covered in buttons (well, not really because Faith hasn't had
any costumes changes, but go with it). She is wearing the buttons
because Esmond Senior and Gus own a button business.>>

Ah, of course.

<< Esmond Seniors
likes the dress and Lorelei's taste in buttons until Gus introduces her
and Esmond Senior tries to leave, though Gus stops him.>>

Um ...  Never mind.


  >> Lorelei says she
can help their business and starts singing about jiggles and how they
work with the number, "Button Up With Esmond." Then Lorelei is on the
radio and begins to sing about buttons into the mike placed before her
(uh, don't ask me to explain this, cause it didn't make any sense to me
either). >>

Whew!  I thought maybe it was me.  <g>  Probably makes sense to KT. 
Anything
arcane does.


<< Once again, Lucy's dancing in place and even does a little 'jazz hand'
with her right hand. >>

LOL!

<< Lucy's just adorable as she sways, her legs moving now too and she's
clapping. >>

Her legs?  You mean as opposed to merely here "jazz hands"?  Ignore me. 
  I'm
having fun.

  <<Then zippers and buttons unite as Esmond Senior and Mr. Gage strike a
deal. >>

Hmmm, sounds a bit R-rated.  Gotta be careful about those zippers and 
buttons
"uniting."


<< Esmond Senior realizes Lorelei's brilliance and welcomes her into
the family by standing up and hugging her. >>

She heals him?!  With her spiritual connection to buttons?


  << Everyone sings the reprise of "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and the 
curtain
lowers. Oh...the... CHEERING! Everyone (not just the Xenites whose
reaction was obvious) rose in an unanimous standing ovation and the
place was literally vibrating from the noise of the cheering and the
clapping. The curtain rises again and we continue to howl as the actors
take their bows. Lucy's turn? Don't ask me how, but we somehow got even
louder - we just went nuts with cheering and applause.>>

<sigh>  Perfect.


<< So, the actual review now, right? ;) >>

Oh, by all means.  We must know how Lucy was and whether you enjoyed her
performance, seeing as how you were so objective and unemotional during 
your ...
um ... "detailed review."


<< First, I've got to say - Not enough
Lucy in the second act!!!!! >>

Yes, very astute observation.  Far too many other characters to wade 
through
and make disappear.  With a slight costume change here and there, Lucy
could've played them all.  Of course, you might have had even more 
trouble with Lucy
as Mrs. Whatshername and Lucy as Gus, etc.


I don't think anyone in the theatre was having as much fun as Lucy. Now,
I never saw "Grease!" except for a few clips of Lucy singing, >>

I did!  I did!  Oh, yeah, I already neneered you on that.  Sorry.

<<I'd say "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" was the
greatest musical performance of Lucy's career. >>

LOL!  If you say so.


<< Yes, even better than
"The Love of Your Love" (and that means a lot coming from me!) Lucy was
free on stage, liberated and obviously having an absolute blast, and
this exploded from her lips with a voice unlike any we've heard her use
before. It just doesn't seem possible that Lucy could have had as much
fun at any other performance as she did at this one. I'm so thrilled I
got to experience it. What an ultimate moment for a Lucy Lawless fan. >>


It would seem so.  :-)


<<  Wow, there's already a pretty large crowd in the yucky,
filthy alley with an evilly placed steam vent that will be the bane of
my existence all weekend! Hot, hot, sticky steam up my pants! Eeeew! >>

You're too young to remember the famous Marilyn Monroe dress flying up 
photo,
eh?  Let's just say I'm substituting that image for yours.


<<it took two seconds for the screaming to
begin, and just as fast to crush my dreams, as, body guard on each arm,
Lucy's - zoom - through the crowd, down the alley and gone. No autograph
and only one photo! >>

Oh, so that's your excuse?  Guess that answers the question about ONE 
photo.
S'okay.  You deserve a medal for the steam thing.

<< There and gone, the moment is lost. Needless to say, everyone was bummed
and Ashera, Jenna and I had a little mope in our room.>>

What is it with you younguns?  You just got through seeing the woman in
person, in your own words performing "the best ever."  And that vanishes 
a few
minutes later?  Microwave euphoria?

<< "Suck it up!" I told myself. There's two days left to try again for an
autograph with Lucy and tomorrow I'm guaranteed an encounter with Renee
O'Connor. >>

My dear, a scrawled signature will pale in comparison to your memories of
that experience.  And, speaking selfishly, it's not something you 
could've (or
would've) shared with me.  I hope you got the autograph later, but the 
above is
what I was waiting for.  Thank you for your geeky attention to detail and
enthusiasm.

  << SATURDAY AND SUNDAY COMING SOON... >>

Any Lucy in it?  <g>

- -- Ife
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Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 12:51:27 -0700
From: "Creation (Sharon Delaney)" <outback@creationent.com>
Subject: [chakram-refugees] message from Lucy on The Darkroom movie

Lucy just finished filming the Mindfire Entertainment/CFQ Films indie 
feature, "The Darkroom," produced by Mark Altman and directed by Mike 
Hurst.  Stanley, a teenage boy, is befriended by an escapee from a 
mental institution who sees visions of horrible murders being 
committed.  Stanley has his own mystery as he tries to discover where 
his stepfather goes at night.  Reed Diamond (Homicide) plays the 
mental patient.  Shawn Pyfrom (Desperate Housewives) plays Stanley. 
Greg Grunberg (Alias) plays the stepfather.  And Lucy is Stanley's 
mother.

"I play the emotionally abused wife who's trying to keep her family 
together.  I'm the mother Stanley's trying to protect.  Charlize 
Theron would have loved this part.  I met the filmmakers and decided 
they were the real deal.  Working with Greg was such a pleasure and 
Mike Hurst, Mark and Chuck.  It was an honor to work with them.  It 
was after meeting them I decided I want to work with these people. 
P.S.  Mike Hurst is not the same person who played Iolaus." -- Lucy

Sharon
outback@creationent.com
Official Xena Fan Club
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Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 22:30:38 -0400
From: "Cheryl Ande" <candex@verizon.net>
Subject: [chakram-refugees] Lucy and Battle Star

If it's Lucy I think it can be discussed her.  We discussed Alien Apocalypse
and Tarzan and Locust - why not BSG?

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Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 21:30:24 -0500
From: "Xena Torres" <xenatorres@bitchofrome.com>
Subject: [chakram-refugees] BRUCE CAMPBELL PNW appearance alert!!!!

Hey PNW Xenites! Bruce Campbell is out promoting his new book, "How to Make Love the Bruce Campbell Way." For you Lower Mainland Xenites, he'll be at the Chapters on Robson and Howe in Vancouver at noon on June 26th signing his book! 


And also, LUCY ALERT - for you Vancouver area Xenites, I know where the studio is now. Shall we go hang out when Lucy's in town? Anyone wanna join me? ;) Anyone know when she WILL be in town???


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Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 23:13:55 -0400
From: meredith <meth@smoe.org>
Subject: Re: [chakram-refugees] Lucy and Battle Star

Hi,

I guess I only dreamed that I responded officially on this one ... I 
don't have a problem with discussion of _Battlestar Galactica_ here, and 
not only because I'm a huge fan of the show. :) LL is going to be in it 
(if only for one episode, but I'm hoping that's not true), so why not?

I just ask that people put BG: at the start of their subject lines when 
posting about the show, so anyone who doesn't care can filter easily.

As always, if there are any questions about the appropriateness (or not) 
of a post, please contact me directly!

And now that I actually have the time to watch "Inside TV Land: Tickled 
Pink", I'm going to go do that.  (Based on what I've seen so far in the 
first act I'm starting to wonder, though, if I'm really a gay male ... :)

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