Brad Pitt Loves Picking His Nose

45 think positive! : 09/08/2007 at 7:36 pm

I’m sorry to bother you but coal is not around to answer my question.

Do you see E talk showing on this link?

http://www.star-tv.com/schmooze07/index.asp

Thanks.

Pitt also said he was grateful for his partner Angelina Jolie’s criticisms of his acting, saying: “I rely on it. She’s the best sounding board I have and I value her opinion. It pisses me off sometimes, but she’s good.”

http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5hr8OdpS7iy8yz2uEClaWw2no0rkA

52 Missouri Fan : 09/08/2007 at 7:47 pm

45 think positive! : 09/08/2007 at 7:36 pm

I’m sorry to bother you but coal is not around to answer my question.

Do you see E talk showing on this link?

http://www.star-tv.com/schmooze07/index.asp

Thanks.
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Bothering me?? LOL!! MF you are the last person to bother anybody!!

Yes. I think it’s E talk’s webside right?? Lainey works on this show I think.

Toronto is also keeping an eye on Venice. TIFF has one of the most effective informal marketplaces for movies in the world, but Venice has often talked of setting up an actual formal marketplace for movies, with stands and screening rooms for buyers and sellers, says Handling. In the unlikely event that happens, he says, Toronto would have to respond. “We listen very closely to the industry. If they come here and say: `Venice was doing this, it was great,’ we’ll listen to that and adjust accordingly.”

Toronto, now considered in some quarters to be equal in importance to Cannes, has in fact become a force to be reckoned with.

“Cannes was rumoured to be considering a move to the autumn, but feared, I think, that they might not be first choice before Toronto,” film critic Roger Ebert said recently.

“Don’t take this the wrong way, Toronto, but Hollywood loves you because you’re easy,” writes Winters Keegan in Time’s special festival edition. “Perfectly timed, impeccably organized and unfailingly kind to all varieties of movies, the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) has become the industry’s hottest festival ticket by acting as a kind of supportive, low-maintenance girlfriend.

“Unlike its major festival sisters – that sexy cougar Cannes, 60, and parka-clad hipster Sundance, 29 – Toronto, 32, is inclusive, friendly and even prettier once you get to know her.”

In an interview with the Star, Winters Keegan said the populist nature of the Toronto festival is what makes it a favourite of Hollywood studios and distributors.

She said Cannes and similar festivals are oriented toward critics, while Toronto is aimed at ordinary audiences and the film industry just loves to see how non-critics react to their creations.

“Hollywood’s a ghost town while the Toronto festival is on,” she said.

For actor Jodie Foster, the allure is TIFF’s mix of big and small movies.

“There’s a huge amount of movies there,” Foster, who stars in the festival movie The Brave One, told The Associated Press.

“Bigger movies and smaller movies all intersecting in the same place. The bigger movies get more coverage, but the smaller movies benefit from it.”

“Festivals are very jealous,” says producer Nick de Pencier, whose film, Manufactured Landscapes, about the work of artist Edward Burtynsky, won Best Canadian Feature Film at last year’s TIFF. “It’s a real dance that you have to do because while you’re waiting for one to make a decision – maybe a bigger one – you’re missing the deadline on several others.”

Show your film at Telluride and Sundance will turn you down cold.

“Sundance is going to say `Forget it, you’ve already played the U.S., you’re a relatively small film, you’re second-hand goods, so we’re not interested. Likewise the big European ones also want a European premiere,” says de Pencier.

Toronto is now big enough, says Handling, that it has a lot of pull.

“A lot of times people just decide to have their world premiere in Toronto. We don’t even have to pick up the phone and do that. … We’re incredibly secure in terms of where we are. This doesn’t mean that we’re complacent.”

It helps that Toronto is a cheap date. The cost of putting up an entourage in Cannes or Venice far outstrips the cost of spending a few days in Toronto. “It’s much cheaper to attend than Cannes, especially for us Yanks with our devalued dollars,” Ebert said.

To compete, festivals boast about size, stars, and exclusivity. Berlin calls itself the biggest festival, with ticket sales of 180,000; Vienna brags about focusing on arty and “challenging” films; Telluride keeps it small and exclusive and expensive – even the media must pay to attend.

Toronto has long bragged about audience participation. TIFF is a public festival, the biggest in North America, and launches the Oscar buzz.

Moviemakers are reluctant to grade festivals. They agree with Handling that comparing them is like comparing apples and oranges. Cannes takes place in Europe in May. Toronto takes place in North America in September. Venice, which launches in late August, attracts a lot of world premieres, but when it comes to the business of selling movies, Toronto dominates.

“I think it is so hard to compare the top festivals because they’re doing very different jobs,” says Handling. “I think there’s a need for two bookended festivals – one in Europe in the spring, and one in North America in the fall.”

http://www.toronto.com/movies/tiff/article/528254?action=movie_tiff_player_spot_1

56 think positive! : 09/08/2007 at 7:52 pm

I don’t see anything yet. Do you?

I see the E talk on this link

http://etalkbroadband.ctv.ca/etalk/

Current results:

1. Angelina Jolie: 54%
2. Brad Pitt: 26%
3. George Clooney: %
4. Matt Bamon: 9%

You know…having spent most of my teenage years thinking Brad was the hottest being to walk this planet EVER. I’ve been looking at him over the last few years & he just isn’t hot to me anymore…he was so hot during Seven, Fight Club, The Mexican (in fact he was the only reason I stayed awake duing that film, it was so awful but he was beyond hot in that!) But anyway, my point is (and this is entirely my own opinion) but in the last few years his attractiveness to me has dropped considerably…think it might be me growing up & my tastes changing & also his aging cos I really don’t think he’s aging that well.

But anyway I know your all going to think I’m hating but I’m not! Just stating my opinion on his hotness factor. I actually like AJ & him together, love the kids (they are SO adorable, especially Pax & Mad!) So anyway, not hating, just saying how I miss how unbelievably hot he was in some of his older films…in fact I’m off to watch Fight Club now & drool over everyone in that film ;)

Current results:

1. Angelina Jolie: 55%
2. Brad Pitt: 26%
3. George Clooney:7 %
4. Matt Bamon: 6%

I bet he was showing the guys what the kids do!! Pick their nose and their ears!!

Ate Cha I’m sneaking on again, first name I saw. How are you wonderful woman? Any little Bradley pics I would love to see! If you don’t marry him off to one of the JP sisters I have a blond blue eyed Gerber baby that is my god child, they would be beautiful together! She’s 15 mo, I’ll send pics!

60 Missouri Fan : 09/08/2007 at 7:59 pm

56 think positive! : 09/08/2007 at 7:52 pm

I don’t see anything yet. Do you?

I see the E talk on this link

http://etalkbroadband.ctv.ca/etalk/
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I can’t see E talk on this link but I acn see it on the previous one you posted.

65 Saraicita : 09/08/2007 at 8:01 pm

Take it easy and be careful.
Maybe you need to follow up with your doctor if no improvement.
I’ll leave a message in your inbox tomorrow to check your status.
Hope the pain go away soon. Hugs!