The Master - Spoiler-Free Thread

[S.R.]

I was immediately sure that wasn't an actual trailer, but I'm very disappointed that the opportunity was wasted on a half-decade-old joke. 

Agreed.  C'mon, theyarelegion, be somewhat original.  Sheesh!  Oh, by the way, here's a super-exclusive on-set production still from the film.

It's goatse. Nobody click on it at work like I did. 

[Pubrick]

theyarelegion's gag was fine.

but between RK's been-there-done-that grumpy gramps, ono ruining everything, and S.R. lolling.. this thread really brings out everyone's true nature doesn't it.  

what we need now is good old patient Pozer to clear the ground and set up camp once more..

[Pozer]

[theyarelegion]

i'll make it up with some footage of pta moderating that "Hugo" panel/q&a... (listen to the whole q&a here)

[Reelist]

that was really cool, but it should go in the Hugo thread.

[O.]

fuck that, i got damper than a moist towelette as soon as i saw scorsese and pta chillaxing

[Pubrick]

You're right reelist.. but given the recent events, I'm gonna allow it.

[S.R.]

Cigs & Red Vines posted a new promo poster for The Master, which is titled Untitled for now. Hope it stays The Master. Love that title. Also has a new synopsis.

http://cigsandredvines.blogspot.com/2011/11/pta-moderates-hugo-q-updated-master.html

[Pozer]

that "Hugo" panel/q&a

check out how bored that grimfaced guy in the b.g. is. checkin his phone to see how much longer this insanely tiresome thing will last. when lil Marty does his legs dont reach the ground funny, that henchmanlooking mafugga is the only person in the joint not lolling, he actually shrugs out a breath when it happens. all his homies are at the club and he's gotta suffer through these moviemaking a-hole's gabble. at least his boss noticed and told him to move the fuck out the shot. most undeserving gopherboy ever to land in such a spot ever.

[theyarelegion]

Walsh: Finds his 'Way' into a new career

Walsh even inadvertently nabbed a plum acting role when he attended a wedding in which helmer Paul Thomas Anderson officiated as minister. Anderson liked Walsh's retro looks and cast him in his upcoming period drama "The Master."

[Pubrick]

Walsh: Finds his 'Way' into a new career

Walsh even inadvertently nabbed a plum acting role when he attended a wedding in which helmer Paul Thomas Anderson officiated as minister. Anderson liked Walsh's retro looks and cast him in his upcoming period drama "The Master."

WHAT THE FUCK?

what wedding? quick research team get on this.

of course this must've been part of the research for THE MASTER.. or he has become Jodorowsky. PTA is saving souls even when not making films.

no wonder he's moderating interviews, officiating ceremonies, MC'ing bar mitzvahs.. PTA is the ultimate MASTER of ceremonies.. is this all part of the lead up to the film? should we be paying attention to how he is living his life as an expression of his artistic direction? just like when he started wearing that brown shirt every day during the CMBB days.. cos the movie is, like, totally brown?

[S.R.]

He can master ceremonies all he wants but if he ever starts DJ'ing like David Lynch, I'll call the cops.

[theyarelegion]

Rami Malek Talks 'Twilight,' Teases Paul Thomas Anderson Collaboration

Malek recently landed a role in the next, yet-to-be-titled film by "There Will Be Blood" director, Paul Thomas Anderson. He plays the son-in-law of Phillip Seymour Hoffman's religious leader character. According to Malek, the experience of working with an auteur like Anderson has been "staggering."

"It was one of the best experiences of my life," he said. That was all he was willing to reveal, but promised the mysterious film would be "really good."

[Pozer]

Malek recently landed a role in the next, yet-to-be-titled film by "There Will Be Blood" director, Paul Thomas Anderson. He plays the son-in-law of Phillip Seymour Hoffman's religious leader character. According to Malek, the experience of working with an auteur like Anderson has been "staggering."

"It was one of the best experiences of my life," he said. That was all he was willing to reveal, but promised the mysterious film would be "really good."

poor sap will probably end up being Orlando Jones'd out the picture.

[AntiDumbFrogQuestion]

Malek recently landed a role in the next, yet-to-be-titled film by "There Will Be Blood" director, Paul Thomas Anderson. He plays the son-in-law of Phillip Seymour Hoffman's religious leader character. According to Malek, the experience of working with an auteur like Anderson has been "staggering."

"It was one of the best experiences of my life," he said. That was all he was willing to reveal, but promised the mysterious film would be "really good."

poor sap will probably end up being Orlando Jones'd out the picture.

Oi, he might, but that would be sad.  He was the best part of "The Pacific" IMO.