Episode 4 of HBO s limited series
The White Lotus introduced a new character, a man named Greg who is in the room next door to Tanya (Jennifer Coolidge).
When Tanya and Greg first meet, Greg tells him he s on vacation with a bunch of friends from the BLM. This, predictably, leads to some confusion.
Greg is also played by actor Jon Gries, looking unrecognizable from the role he s best known for as Uncle Rico in the 2004 cult comedy classic
Napoleon Dynamite.
The White Lotus has had, let s say,
multiple viral moments based solely the closing moments that saw Shane (Jake Lacy) and Belinda (Natasha Rothwell) open the door on Armond (Murray Bartlett) and Dillon (Lukas Gage) having, let s say, an intimate moment, that may not have even been the funniest moment of the episode. In a (for the moment) entirely unrelated subplot, Tanya (Jennifer Coolidge) finally got a love interest of her own when Greg a guy who says he s on a fishing trip with friends from the BLM accidentally
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29 Things We Learned from Barry Sonnenfeld s Get Shorty Commentary Everyone thinks they can write a script. where we sit and listen to filmmakers talk about their work, then share the most interesting parts. In this edition, Rob Hunter revisits one of the funniest comedies of the 90s, one of the most memorable Elmore Leonard adaptations, and arguably the best Barry Sonnenfeld film Get Shorty.
Barry Sonnenfeld‘s most popular films tend to be his genre franchise starters, think
The Addams Family (1991) and
Men in Black (1997), but for my money his best feature remains 1995’s
Get Shorty. Elmore Leonard’s fiction has been adapted into plenty of fine films, but this Hollywood adventure captures the man’s voice better than most. Sonnenfeld recorded a commentary track for the film shortly after its release, so I gave it a listen. Keep reading to see what I heard on the commentary for