Which of these do you most agree with?

[HEyHEY]

Not sure myself

[GainesT1958]

1. Actually...

BOTH 1) and 2)!

B-)

[ret5hd]

2. HEyHEY is the poor man's MagicRat?

[HEyHEY]

3. yeah...he wishes

:-)

[THUNDER HANDS]

4. LOL

:D

Boy, that's one poor man!

[rogerashton]

5. Hoodat say hoodat when I say hoodat?

n/t

[Westegg]

6. poll

Bryan Browne is actually the poor man's Russell Crowe. But he was damned good in "Breaker Morant." Do check it out---a great, great indie film from the 1980s about military injustice. Shades of "Paths of Glory."

Gary Busey is actually the crazy man's Nick Nolte. With much bigger teeth. In fact, both Gary and Nick are certifiably certifiable. Nick is the better actor, but Gary's Oscar-nominated turn as Buddy Holly has to be noted. This was well before his motorcyle accident, where he wasn't wearing a helmet. Cat ain't been the same since. But Gary's performance as the crazed villain "Mr. Joshua" in the orginal "Lethal Weapon" brings tears of laughter to my eyes every time I see it. It's the role he was born to play!

Skeet Ulrich?? Am I having a 1997 flashback? Skeet Never Happened, baby, and so comparisons to Depp are moot. Johnny Depp is a wondrous warm wind of crazy-genius balls-out acting. He keeps getting better. And as a straight man, I have no qualms about saying the following: Mr. Depp is flat-out beautiful. I'd like him to play me in the film version of my life story, if I ever have one. A life, I mean.

[HEyHEY]

7. I'm talking more looks and persona

Than acting ability...you never gave you thoughts on Prinns

[Westegg]

8. looks and persona

Ah, "Persona." A wonderful film by Ingmar Bergman. But I digress...

Hey, I was talking about looks, too! And penis size. Freddie Prinze Jr. is an interesting case. I'm not sure if he can act or not. His first film was some lame melodrama starring Michelle Pfieiffer and he was pretty good in it. Certainly, he needs a new agent and manager, as his choice of materail is for shit. It's made him the butt of endless jokes in Hollywood, where he's increasingly seen as "yesterday's news." His dad, Freddie Prinze, was THE breakthrough Latino comedian in the 1970s---a hard-wired, electric, brilliant stand-up comic who came to national fame thanks to an only-O.K. sitcom called "Chico and the Man." He couldn't handle the heat, and was probably clinically depressed as well, and he shot himself in the head whilst stoned on Quualudes. Bad end to a good man. His son, to quote Ricky Ricardo, "got some 'splainin' to do."