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The Director's Chair => Paul Thomas Anderson => Topic started by: boombanglarrabee on January 07, 2004, 12:39:06 AM

Title: Richard Pryor???
Post by: boombanglarrabee on January 07, 2004, 12:39:06 AM
PT thanks Richard Pryor in the credits of Sydney.  As an inspiration or a personal friend????????
Title: Re: Richard Pryor???
Post by: Stefen on January 07, 2004, 01:16:59 AM
Quote from: boombanglarrabeePT thanks Richard Pryor in the credits of Sydney.  As an inspiration or a personal friend????????

Because Richard Pryor is a bad ass motherfucker.
Title: Richard Pryor???
Post by: Alethia on January 07, 2004, 07:44:20 AM
god pta needs to announce his next project
Title: Richard Pryor???
Post by: boombanglarrabee on January 07, 2004, 01:15:27 PM
Does this thread reek of desperation or what?
Title: Richard Pryor???
Post by: kassius on January 07, 2004, 05:18:06 PM
Quote from: ewardgod pta needs to announce his next project

     I agree.  I keep going to IMDB hoping that I'll see "announced" next to some title or project.  I can't wait much longer... even though PDL was just released to DVD in 2003!  HAHA.

Whatever it is... I hope it is a PTA project through and through.  I hear a lot about him taking books and turning them into a movie.  Don't get wrong... that's cool but you have a lot more respect for all his movies knowing that he not only directed and produced them but wrote the amazing story.  

As a complete filmmaker... he's probably my favorite.  And I want him to stay "complete".
Title: Richard Pryor???
Post by: MacGuffin on January 07, 2004, 05:49:03 PM
Quote from: ckad79I keep going to IMDB hoping that I'll see "announced" next to some title or project.

What makes you think IMDB will have the scoop before us? I'm sure right after Greg gets word, this will be his first visit.
Title: Richard Pryor???
Post by: ono on December 31, 2004, 12:43:46 AM
I am amused that the Richard Pryor thread here is in the PTA forum.  This, however, is not amusing:

Pryor Loses Voice
Multiple sclerosis has robbed tragic comedian Richard Pryor of his voice. The funnyman has been suffering the debilitating disease since 1986, but was forced to quit acting after appearing in 1997 movie Lost Highway. Now, on a US television appearance, his sister Jennifer has revealed Pryor, 64, can no longer speak. Jennifer also said the comedian - who appeared with her - tried to kill himself during a film stunt in 1981. Pryor was thought to have set himself on fire accidentally, but Jennifer said, "No, no, it was not an accident. I think Richard wanted to take his life."
~IMDb.com