The National Park Service will continue to monitor the public health situation and expects to see Covid restrictions loosen as more Americans get vaccinated over the summer months.
Quaid is set to portray Reagan in an upcoming biopic,
and told
The View hosts about his experience playing his “favorite president of the 20th century.”
“You’ve said he’s one of your favorite presidents he’s one of my favorite presidents too,” McCain said of Reagan. “What drew you to him and how does this movie look at his life, and was it difficult to play, I mean, such an icon, someone who is just beloved and really respected in a way, you know, that is iconic.”
Quaid said that he voted for Reagan during the 1980 presidential election revealing that his “rebel” roommate kicked him “out of the hippies” when he discovered the actor’s political alliance.
“This is an unprecedented time in the history of the industry, and it will likely never happen again,” said Peter Chapman, owner of Alaska Auto Rental, based in Fairbanks.
Only enormously talented people could have made Death to Smoochy. Those with lesser gifts would have lacked the nerve to make a film so bad, so miscalculated, so lacking any connection with any possible audience. To make a film this awful, you have to have enormous ambition and confidence, and dream big dreams.
The movie, directed by Danny DeVito (!), is about two clowns. That violates a cardinal rule of modern mass entertainment, which is that everyone hates clowns almost as much as they hate mimes. ( Big Fat Liar, a much better recent showbiz comedy, got this right. When the clown arrives at a birthday party, the kids joyfully shouts, Hey, it s the clown! Let s hurt him! ) Most clowns are simply tiresome (I exempt Bozo). There are however two dread categories of clowns: clowns who are secretly vile and evil, and clowns who are guileless and good. Death to Smoochy takes no half-measures and provides us with one of each.