Well, my my.  Best non-human, best Actor and Best Feature?   Awesome.   Curious to see what the actual results are tomorrow.

I gotta check out Sherlock Holmes (Asylum version).  I hear it's kinda wacky fun.  And the steampunk robot thingie that appears in the movie is prominently displayed in the Asylum lobby to this day, it's pretty nifty. 

Rachel Goldenberg was prepping Princess and Pony while we were in post on Moby, so I saw her around the office a lot.  She seems nice.  If she ends up taking the coveted Best Director award, I'm okay widdit.

Re: Dean Kreyling, apparently he's just somebody Asylum likes working with.  Mike Gaglio and Matt Lagan are two other Asylum veterans who appeared in Moby as well, nice guys all.    None of them came in to audition, the Asylum honchos just cast them according to type.  I didn't meet any of them myself until they came to set. 

But they all knew what to do, I just pointed a camera at 'em.

Seeing movies like this becomes problem while living in Finland. HUGE problem to find it. DAMN!

Yeah, I really would like TREY to bring me a copy

Re-interpreting the classics can be interesting. There's a local production of the musical 'Oliver' that sets it in the 1930's dustbowl and gives the music a western twang. Mind you, it can also go horribly wrong

My friends over at Mike and Ike's All Star Summer Jamboree podcast are interviewing Barry Bostwick soon (Some Guy Who Kills People). I suggested they ask him how it was to work with Trey Stokes on 2010 Moby Dick.

Neat! Also, coolest mouth on a poster full of mouthes.

Yep.

Two-Headed Shark Attack, starring Carmen Electra.  Coming to video, well, 4 days from today, oddly enough.