By the time he flees into the desert he has been bilked, robbed and disillusioned; but he stumbles onto a movie set and our story begins.
We see:
- Jeff Bridges ("True Grit") ever so young and soooo appealing. His character has just the right blend of naiveté and smarts, but his descriptions of his drama as it unfolds are hilarious. Tater always reminds anyone who will listen that he's a writer!
- Blythe Danner ("The Lucky One") is a production assistant on the movie set. With an ever-present cigarette dangling from her lips, she can see our hero's potential before anyone else.
- Andy Griffith ("Waitress") is one of the extras in these westerns, which are produced like sausages in a factory. An actor's pay is determined by when he dies and if he has a line.
- Alan Arkin ("Argo") is the over-stressed director. His methods for motivating his actors are very funny, and very effective. Arkin won a New York Film Critics Circle award as Best Supporting Actor for this role.
- Herb Edelman ("The Golden Girls") is the money man, weary and disgruntled.
NOTE: No Closed Captions
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The only link I have is for the film itself, I have NOT tested it:
http://www.imdb.com/video/amazon/vi3501368089/
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The only link I have is for the film itself, I have NOT tested it:
http://www.imdb.com/video/amazon/vi3501368089/
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