Posted by Darth CJ at alb-24-195-175-130.nycap.rr.com on March 11, 2004 at 18:24:05:
In Reply to: Re: Ebert & Roeper are reviewing "Jersey Girl" Sat posted by Kevin on March 11, 2004 at 13:31:18:
Kevin,
I write a column in my high school newspaper, basically covering all the bases of pop culture i deem worthy for that little corner i call my own. In my super teeny tiny city of Amsterdam (upstate NY, not the Dutch counterpart), there is a fairly large group of loyal Kevin Smith fans, and if anyone was the leader of this congregation, it'd be me. Regardless... with Jersey Girl on the horizon, and my deadline for my next article winding down, do you think per chance you could answer a few questions for me for an interview in the paper? I dont know, something like 4 or 5 simple questions (most of which i could probably answer based on your other post, but you know how it is). Although i shall always love your work as a writer and director regardless of whether or not you respond to this trifle of an interview request, should you do this i would be eternally greatful.
1. Miramax has just handed you The Green Hornet. Any ideas as far as casting goes?
2. How does Jersey Girl measure up to your previous work with such highly esteemed and genious intellectual comedies like Chasing Amy, and Dogma?
3. Really no more Jay and Bob??? Ever??? (*tear*)
4. The role in Jersey Girl you wrote for George Carlin, of Bart Trinke, why change the successful short, practically cameo roles of his in Dogma and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back? and how was he able to pull off such an emotional role?
Once again, Mister Smith, eternally grateful. Love your work.