Link Tease

Streep Tease in which male actors do Meryl Streep monologues is back in Los Angeles every Saturday night. I must hear from you Los Angelenos if you go.
Cinephilia and Sass starts an Eyre-a-thon. Have you watched any of the movies or read the book to prep for the new Jane Eyre opening tomorrow?
Towleroad a few notes on new releases.
Blog Stage a conversation between Tony Kushner and Stephen Sondheim, two giants of American theater.
Filmdrunk a man with 82 Julia Roberts tattoos. How is there room for so many. Her mouth alone...
Vulture Chris Meloni, learns how to direct and gives acting tips.

Comments

[Walter]

Cinephilia and Sass is watching The Other Man and Iris to prepare for the new Mia Wasikowska film?

[Jenn]

None of those tattoos look like Julia Roberts, sure he got the right person?

[Leo]

Why do the tattoos look more like Robin Wright Penn than Julia Roberts?

[Jonathon]

LOL. Maybe he'll find a nice girl with some Richard Gere tattoos.

[Amory Blaine]

I'm tired so for a second I thought the link description read "a conversation between Ashton Kutcher and Stephen Sondheim, two giants of American theater." I thought: a little premature, no?

[Rami]

Streep Tease looks like the most amazing thing ever!

[Nathaniel R]

jonathan -LOL!

[MattyD.]

@Nat: I pretty much squealed like a little girl when I saw you linked to my blog on here. Had to do a double-take! Thanks, boo!

@Walter: The Other Man and Iris? Je suis confusé. Pourquoi?

[BrianZ]

Watched Jane Eyre, the new version, last night; amazing. Everyone in it is wonderful, especially briefly used Jamie Bell.

[Jonathon]

YESSSSSSSS. My second Comment du Jour. I'm going for the record.

[DaVinciSmetana]

Got my ticket. Going to see it tomorrow. Hope it's something more than self-indulgent gay men masturbacting on stage.

Saw Jane Eyre last night too. EXCELLENT MOVIE!

[Elle]

Streep Tease is good! My only complaint is that the actor who performs a scene from Sophie's Choice was missing.

[Walter]

Matty: Both were directed by Richard Eyre. It was a lame joke, yet I could not resist!

[MattyD.]

Walter: LOL. Clever, my good sir, very clever.