Quote of the day
“I mean, there are people who DON’T VOTE that write to Star Trek to complain about phaser inconsistancies, for Christ’s sake.”
-Theatre’s Rob Matsushita via Email
“I mean, there are people who DON’T VOTE that write to Star Trek to complain about phaser inconsistancies, for Christ’s sake.”
-Theatre’s Rob Matsushita via Email
I guess there’s just no pleasing some people.
But upon careful re-consideration, the bulk of the posts there are actually pretty cool, which is a big surprise to me. I dig it that people will stick up for “The Wilster”*
(I say that because some dude was very upset that I called myself “Uncle Willie”. Har. :D)
Check it out: I’m the “Blog of the day” at feeling listless.
Boy, now I really feel the pressure to not suck!
Just got off the phone with my agent, while I was making this entry. The casting director for Rules Of Attraction called this morning, and told us that “It’s between Wil and another guy”.
What the fuck? I wonder how I went from, “I want you in my movie” to “It’s between you and another guy.” I do know one thing, though, this isn’t Roger’s call. It’s some fucking executive at some fucking studio.
Wow, the Universe sure does like balance, doesn’t it?
This morning, I got an email from my friend who lives in Boston. It said:
Dear Wil,
Is this yours? I came across it linked to a very strange site called memepool.com
http://www.wilwheaton.net
How about that, eh? Six degrees of memepool.
If you’ve read the old weblog, you may remember an entry I made about some auditions. Here is the status of those auditions:
The Young Person’s Guide To Being A Rockstar: I was “in the mix”, which is Hollywoodspeak for “we’re considering you until someone bigger comes along”. Apparently, someone bigger came along.
Waiting…: I had the audition for this last week, and the casting director told me that the director has someone in mind, but she thought I did such a great job, she was going to send the director my tape, and try to change his mind. Since it’s been a week, I guess he was pretty committed. However, this is one of the funniest movies I’ve ever read. Ever. I really hope the guy they cast gets gangrene (and recovers, of course), so that they call me and put me in it.
Rules of Attraction: This is my friend Roger Avary’s movie, based on Brett Easton Ellis’ novel. Roger and I have been friends since I worked on Mr. Stitch with him. We talked about three weeks ago, and Roger offered me the COOLEST ROLE EVER in the film, A Junkie Named Marc.
So Tuesday, I went in to read the part, I guess because the producers of the film are making everyone read (or, more likely, Roger wanted to be sure that I didn’t suck, and is too nice a guy to say that to me).
Anyway, I went in a read, and I still haven’t heard anything back…so….I dunno…guess I shouldn’t be shopping for that PS2 just yet.