 6.30.00- A new review has been added to the True Rights page.6.29.00- My report of the Wednesday screening of True Rights is up on the True Rights Page. 6.28.00; 0920PST- New review added to the True Rights page. 6.28.00- ALL NEW TRUE RIGHTS PAGE!! Complete with articles, pics, reviews, and links! More reviews to come soon! 6.28.00- New poll today. Sorry if it's kinda strange...what can I say? I was in a strange mood. The previous poll's results are as follows: You can see all of J2's previous poll results on this page. 6.28.00- In the mood for some fun speculation? Go check out the Discussion Forum over at Spider-Man Hype where there are some avid Jonathan supporters to play the part of Peter Parker (try saying that 5 times fast). "Great and award winning young actor. He received critical acclaim for his role in The Deep End of the Ocean. Jonathan has been nominated for several prestigious awards, He’s one of the favourites for the role of Anakin Skywalker, he’s only seventeen, 5'10 tall and he’ll be able to do all the physical stuff, because he’s very athletic. 'Jonathan's extraordinary talent takes you beyond your perception of age into the soul of a wise man.'"6.28.00- Jonathan was just *briefly* shown on E! on Monday's feature on Hollywood virgins. They just showed some footage from the 2000 Emmy's, but Jon didn't say anything. There's a snappy of him over at Jackson Lane. 6.27.00- Click HERE to read my report and review of the night. True Rights rocked!!
6.26.00- Here's a new article catching up with Jonathan in the ABC SID:
He may have lost the battle to play Anakin Skywalker, but Jonathan Jackson is winning the war!
There were no explosions. The world didn't come to an end. Cable services was not interrupted. In fact, the day that Jonathan Jackson ran into Jacob YOung, his replacement as Lucky on GH, the only sound that coule be heard was...laughter? "We were just joking aorudn in the hair and make-up room," explaines Jackson, who encountered Young during a recent visit to the GH set. "We were goofing off."
However, according to Young, his predecessor is leaving outa few crucial details from their unexpected run-in. "I said to him, 'I hear thinga are going really well for you. I wish you all the best,' recalls Young." Then he goes, ' This is for you.'He pulled out a card all myseterious...almost Lucky-like. I took it back to my dressing room and opened it. Inscribed on the inside was, 'I hope everything goes well for you. Thank you for keeping Lucky alive."
"That was a very classy thing to do," says Jackson's one-time GH dad, Anthony Geary. "Most actors wouldnt' be that gracioius." Jackson's simply yet poignant message to Young represents a bit of a turnaround for the three-time Emmy winner, who previously was chilly to the idea of a recast. "Jacob had nothing to do with [the show's decision]," he says, "so I just thought that it would be nice to let him know that it was cool with me."
PROBLEM CHILD
Shortly after completing TIAPH, Jackson flew to Ireland to tackle the role of another tortured teen, this time in the Jim Sheridan-produced feater, The Smiling Suicide Club. But the similarities between the two roles end there. "My character in Purple Haze was a very popular, normal kid whose life went downhill," he explains. "In Suicide Club, [that character] is in a psych ward because he tried to kill himself, and he wasn't a popular kind of person. And dealing with an addiction and dealing with suicide are different demons. Their struggles are very different."
Most recently, Jackson returned from New Hampshire where he completed work on another independent film, Skeletons in the Closet, a mystery/thriller that focuses on a combative relationship between a boy and his father [Treat Williams, who played Jackson's Deep End dad]. Next up, the young actor will be hitting the festival circuit with True Rights, the indie he appears in with brother Richard Lee, before tackling a project that has been a long time coming. "I wouldn't mind having a little time off," he teases, "before I jump into my next thing."
WHEN YOU DISH UPON A STAR
"I've always looked at it as, 'If it happens , that's great, and if it doesn't that that's great also," explains the devout Christian. "Even in the short amount of years that I've been in the business, there have been things that appear a certain way, and then years down the road, I look back and think, 'Wow, I'm really glad that things worked out the way that they did.' So I'm definitely not disappointed about it. There are a lot of other cool projects out there, and I'm looking forward to digging into something else."
In other words, the empire will strike back!
FYI
THE MUSIC MAN: Jackson, who as part of the band Scarlet Road, sings and plays guitar, performed songs for two of his upcoming films -- True Rights and Skeletons in the Closet.
MONEY DOESN'T CHANGE EVERYTHING: "I just got my trust fund," reveals that just-turned 18 year-old. "I plan to invest it. I'm not going to be stupid with my money."
BIG MAN ON CAMPUS: Jackson has no immediate plans to attend college. "Not at this point," he says. "Right now, I'm just focusing on work. [But] college will definitely be there."
6.26.00- From the Conway Daily newspaper:
Gordon Clapp is back in town after wrapping up
the NYPD Blue season to appear in fellow Kennett
High graduate Wayne
Powers's Skeletons in the Closet, a
psycho-thriller now being shot in Mount
Washington Valley.
Joining Clapp in the film are Linda Hamilton,
Treat Williams and Jonathan Jackson.
The stars will be seen from Jackson to Madison,
with shooting scheduled Wednesday at Wentworth
Resort in Jackson and
Thursday afternoon at the police station and
district court. Other locations include Carter
Notch Inn, Shannon Door Pub,
Yesterday's, Jack Frost Ski Shop, Chick's
Packaging, Memorial Hospital and behind L.A.
Drew.
Everywhere they've been the response has been the
same.
"They're all very pleasant and so down to earth,"
Richard Johnson, of Jackson, said. "They're nice
people just like we are —
very nice and cordial."
Johnson got the opportunity to chat with
Hamilton, who has been a crowd favorite at the
Wildcat Tavern. "She was very nice,"
Johnson said. "She was extremely approachable and
seemed very outgoing."
Johnson said Marty Sweeney, owner of the tavern,
got a kiss on the cheek from Hamilton. Chef Mike
Simmons has done
catering for the cast and crew and found them all
first rate.
Shooting began Tuesday, May 2, in Jackson and
continues through Wednesday, May 24. Hundreds of
locals have been
recruited as extras.
Owen and Patty Lasker were in a scene at Carter
Notch Inn. Local high school students will
appear in the prom scene to be
filmed this evening at Wentworth Resort decked
out in tuxedos and evening gowns.
One of the teens in the scene will be Clapp's
niece, Kate Howe. Her mom, Polly, of Intervale,
hopes the two can appear
together. "She's psyched," Howe said. "I think
she's more excited about seeing Jonathan Jackson
than Gordon... Gordon's here
but I've only seen him for about half an hour.
I'll go up (to Wentworth today) for the prom
scene and when they're filming I'm
going to (The Shannon Door Pub) for a pizza. I've
already seen how these things work when I was in
New York."
Kevin Drew, of Kearsarge, appeared in a scene
with Jackson shot May 6 in behind L.A. Drew
Intervale. "It was a
non-speaking part," Drew said, laughing. "I'm not
sure how the whole thing went because it was shot
at all sorts of different
angles... I've got my three seconds of fame."
Drew said the business was approached earlier in
the year. A two-story apartment in back of the
business was torched for the
scene. "About the time we were making plans on
that (to tear it down)," he said, "the studio
people came by and asked since
we were in the construction business if we knew
of any property that might be available. We
certainly did."
Bartlett Fire Department was contracted for the
shoot, working for four hours and doing some
training at the same time. "Things
went well," Roger Labbe, fire chief, said.
The fire lit up the sky at about 9:30 p.m.
Saturday. "I thought it went fantastic," Drew
said. "It was really something to see...
Professional pyrotechnic people came in. They
definitely knew what they were doing."
Drew was impressed with the attitude and how
courteous everyone was. "They're just regular
folks out doing their job," he said.
"You sit and watch and it looks like nothing is
happening but you know those guys are going a
hundred miles an hour... It's real
impressive. Apparently they've been real pleased
with the way they've been received in the
community. Maybe this will open up
the door to other movies here."
Cafe Noche in Conway was Thursday's location.
Laurie and Tom Kugel opened the restaurant for
shooting and served a buffet
lunch to 55 during a break in the action.
"Everything went great," Laurie Kugel said.
"Everyone was really nice, very friendly and
extremely polite... It was all very
exciting. The whole process is something to see.
I learned it takes a long time to set up the
lights and cameras."
Kugel was impressed at how the crew had the
technology to turn a gray day into a sunny one as
the script required. "Lots of
lighting," she said.
Williams and Hamilton were filmed in the
restaurant looking out onto Route 16. "They did
the scene from three or four different
angles," Kugel said. "We all had to be perfectly
quiet during filming. The whole thing was really
interesting."
Jackson celebrated his 18th birthday at the
restaurant. Jim and Linda Dunwell, of Jackson,
brought a birthday cake, which fans
Kendra Kugel and Stephanie Hersh were given the
honor of presenting to him. "Jonathan's mom and
brother Richard (of Saved
by the Bell fame) were there to celebrate with
him," Kugel said. "I don't think I've ever seen
Kendra so nervous. She was afraid
she'd drop the cake."
Kugel said none of the staff got in the film, but
believes the structure of the building will show
up well on camera. "I'm not sure
the name of the restaurant will be mentioned, but
they filmed Linda and Treat going out the front
door. There's also a scene up
the street where you can see the side of the
building. There's another shot where Linda is in
a car outside talking to someone in
front of the restaurant. (Laughing) They had a
lot of good shots of our hot sauces. I think we
got a lot of advertising out of the
day... We all had a good day. We served a variety
of things for lunch from tacos to Montezuma's
Pie. Treat Williams bought
some of our hot sauce and got some fajitas to go
at the end of the day. After he left I thought I
probably we should have framed
the money."
Waitress Doreen Tabor said everyone is invited
back any time. "The thing that impressed me the
most was earlier in the day I
met someone and about an hour later when he
wanted something he remembered my name," she
said. "They were just a nice
bunch of people."
Filming was also done at Conway Fire Station on
Thursday. Lt. Keith Noble, Chief Larry Wade and
Engine I were not in the
shot. "We stayed right out of their way," Noble
said. "They did some shots here but they were all
on our staircase and the office
upstairs."
Noble said everyone he met was pleasant. "I met
Mr. Williams and Miss Hamilton and they were very
nice folks," he said. "It
was neat to have them here."
Given his "three seconds of fame" Drew has not
been approached about a sequel or further roles,
but he's quickly learning the
Hollywood ropes. Asked if he's been approached
for any autographs, he smiled and said, "You'll
have to talk to my agent if you
want one."
6.26.00- Camp Nowhere will be shown 3 times on Showtime in July, and DEOTO will be hitting Cinemax as well. Check here for all showtimes:
6.26.00- All three OUTTAKES tapes are still available through Becky's fanclub. Email Ginny at RHOFC@yahoo.com to order!
6.24.00- JJ on E! News Daily! From SoapZone:
Jonathan will be featured on E! News Daily on Monday, 6.26.00, in a report on young Hollywood virgins. Don't miss it!
6.24.00- More Dances With Films coverage in the Hollywood Reporter (no JJ or TR mention):
The third annual Dances With Films festival
starts in Hollywood today with a seven-day lineup
of 18 independent features including "Attack of
the Bat Monsters" and 32 shorts, such as the very
brief "Dinner at the Tarantino Home." The
festival showcases unknown talents in films made
no earlier than January 1998. Festival founder
Leslie Scallon said this year's combined 50
features and film shorts is "almost a tripling"
of the number of entries last year. "Filmmakers
are recommending us as a very fair place to go,"
she said. "Everything is screened by three people
who don't know anybody in relation to that
film." All the entries will screen at the Laemmle
Sunset 5 Theatres in Hollywood. Sponsors include
KCRW-FM, Koo Koo Roo restaurants and the Boston
Beer Co., organizers said Thursday. Written and
directed by Kelly Greene, the 92-minute "Bat
Monsters" portrays the people who made low-budget
science fiction movies in the 1950s.
6.24.00- More info on the OUTTAKES III tape:
Ginny Mahl/RHOFC
$28.00 US (includes shipping)
6.23.00- For those of you in town for the True Rights screening, see the new "Parties" section at the DWF website:
Monday, June 26, 10pm
6.23.00- Order your OUTTAKES III tapes now!
6.23.00- A picture of Jonathan as Lucky with Luke, Laura, and Lulu were seen in the June issue of Entertainteen recently. Thanks to Lacki14 for the sighting!
Jonathan Jackson has won three Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Younger Actor and was a nominee again this year for his work on "General Hospital" as Lucky Spencer. Although Jonathan has left daytime drama to pursue other projects, fans may have seen him in the recent ABC Telefilm "Trapped in a Purple Haze". Your dog would be LUCKY to have this special bowl, which was personally designed and signed by this talented young man. This beautiful yellow bowl has red zig zag and blue dots around the trim and a blue center. "All things through Him" is written along the front of the bowl. An official letter of authenticity from SoapCity.com is also included. Dimensions: 6.25" in diameter, 2.25" in height Weight: 1lb 3.5 oz
6.21.00- The Emmy's page and the Movieline Awards page have each been updated with a new pic on each.
6.21.00- Here's a new article about the Dances With Films festival. No direct Jon mention, but to read the text, click here.
6.19.00- New poll time again. Last week's poll results were as follows:
6.19.00- From ABC SID:
6.19.00- From the "Love" issue of Seventeen Magazine:
And also later on in the magazine, Jonathan was quoted in a section about going fast or slow in a relationship: 6.19.00- The Emmy's page has been updated with pictures from SID and some quotes. Also, 2 pictures were added on the page for the Movieline Young Hollywood Awards.
6.17.00- From the Dances With Films website:
Synopsis: A raucous dark satire that probes directly into the public’s fascination with Shock TV and real programming. TRUE RIGHTS follows the rise of an eccentric crew of video vultures as they boldly sweep the city in an attempt to secure story rights to the next great Shock TV story. They happen onto a disillusioned, suicidal film era actor who serves as a soulful reminder of the beauty of film in contrast to the new artlessness of “real t.v.” The result is a tightrope walk between comedy and tragedy in the exploration of art vs. voyeurism.
6.17.00- Some more about True Rights:
The premiere of "True Rights," directed by Meg
Thayer, took place on Thursday, May 4, at the
Vine Theater in Hollywood at 7:30 pm. See "LINKS"
below! "True Rights" stars Claudia Christian, Tom
Heard, Jack Betts, Jonathan Jackson, and RIchard
Lee Jackson.
6.17.00- Here's a transcript of what was said in the video interview posted on Movieline.com. Many, many thanks to Regina!
Interviewer: What do you think was breakthrough about this particular
performance?
JJ: Uh, that's a very good question. (laughs)
I: I tried, I worked all afternoon on it and into the evening.
JJ: It was actually, uh I think, the author of the book wrote a brilliant
character, and I was just fortunate enough to be able to, uh, put my input
into it and see what happens, and it, you know, turned out good.
I: When you do that, when you take a character that's been in literature and you
bring it on, do you read the book and develop it from that, or do you just
stick to the script and let your own......
JJ: I read the book too, and it was kind of weird...by the end (gives that
buzz cut a good long sexy scratch lol) I was getting kind of so in sync with
the character that I started to add lines in the script that I hadn't read in
the book yet, and I would get to that part and it was there. (interviewer
must have reacted) Yeah! And it was just a really really good character in
the book, and a lot of depth and Jacqueline Mitchard, the writer, is just
brilliant, so, um, it was a pleasure to me to, you know, bring it to the
screen.
I: Yeah. That's fantastic, very exciting.
JJ: Cool
I: And now, you know, the pressure's off - you've done your Breakthrough
Performance.
JJ: (chuckles) Yeah
I: Now you can do your, you know, a "Lazy, Phone-In Performance".
JJ: That's right. That's next, yeah. All smooth sailing for me. (he & the
interviewer's words overlap here)
I: Yeah you know, from now on, you just tap dance through it, like Leonardo.
(lots of head nodding and "yeahs" in agreement from Jonathan in this part of
the interview) You don't really have to do anything, just kind of have to
show up, cash a check....
JJ: (does NOT take the interviewer's bait - i.e., bash Leo D., - instead he
pauses, and takes the relevant point): I think I'll try to keep...keep doing
breakthrough stuff, you know? Who knows. That's what you shoot for. You
don't ever want to get bored or lazy, you know? Have fun with it.
I: Keep scaring yourself.
JJ: Right. If you don't do something scary every day, then you haven't
really lived, so....
I: I agree. And after this, you and I are going to go jump off a building.
JJ: You bet. (laughs)
I: Into a parked car.
JJ: There you go.
6.17.00- Turns out that "Love" magazine that featured Jonathan as one of "40 Gorgeous Guys" is actually a special issue of Seventeen Magazine.
6.16.00- A WHOLE LOT of news on True Rights!!!
TRUE RIGHTS SCREENINGS ARE:
SCREENINGS HELD AT LAEMMLE'S SUNSET 5, 8000 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles,
California 90046 (323) 848-3505
Tickets available at the box office at Laemmle's Sunset5
And check out http://www.danceswithworlds for more info about the movie!
6.16.00- A little mention of Jonathan in relation to TR:
Andrew Trapani, Producer. Andy Trapani recently
teamed with director/screenwriter Meg Thayer to
produce the feature film True Rights, which
follows the wild and unpredictable exploits of
two unscrupulous, would-be Hollywood producers.
The cast is anchored by Babylon 5's Claudia
Christian and Richard Lee Jackson of Ally McBeal,
and is supported by white-hot talent Jonathan
Jackson (Deep End of the Ocean, General
Hospital).
6.16.00- Check out an interview Jonathan did at the Movieline Young Hollywood Awards!
6.16.00- From Becky's latest fanclub newsletter:
"We are now putting together a third and final tape of Rebecca and
Jonathan with the remaining New York scenes. I will be taking pre-orders
for this tape before it is available to get an idea of how many to make.
They will not be sent out until July."
6.15.00- As one visitor suggested, I am also opening up a regular Dreambook for entries into the Jonathan fanbook for those of you unable to or would just rather not register with EZboard. So leave a supportive message for Jonathan here, and it will be compiled with all other messages and delivered to him personally on July 22nd at Real's fan event. Let Jonathan know how much you love him! 6.15.00- Jonathan was spotted in a teen magazine called Love, shown in a feature of "40 Gorgeous Guys." The picture was an old one from the Never Been Kissed premiere.
6.15.00- Small mentions of Skeletons in the Closet in the Conway Daily Sun
SATURDAY, APRIL 29
WEDNESDAY, MAY 17
FRIDAY, MAY 19
MONDAY, MAY 22
6.15.00- Remember those doggie bowls Jonathan painted in NYC during Emmy's weekend? They will be shown and auctioned off at SoapCity.com starting June 19th.
Daytime Emmy Winners and WCW Superstars Join Forces to Paint for Pets
NEW YORK, June 14 /PRNewswire/ -- What do today's hottest soap opera stars including this year's Daytime Emmy winners Shemar Moore and David Tom of The Young & The Restless and Sarah Brown of General Hospital and the ``biggest'' names in pro-wrestling including Sting, Kimberly Page and Mike Awesome possibly have in common? A passion for pets... and painting!
Twenty-five of the nominees and winners from this year's Daytime Emmy Awards have joined forces with the nation's top pro-wrestlers putting their artistic talents to work for the sake of ``Fido.'' This unlikely combo have painted and autographed one-of-a-kind pet food bowls that will be put up for auction online at SoapCity.com (powered by Yahoo!) to help raise funds for The Humane Society of New York. The auction begins June 19 at 12 PM ET through June 28 at 8 PM ET.
This signature collection of pet dinnerware which premiered at The SoapCity Games: Daytime Rumbles has been created and/or signed by soap stars including Robert S. Woods, Jonathan Jackson, Patrika Darbo, Susan Flannery and Camryn Grimes and WCW talent such as Kevin Nash, Scott ``Poppa Pump'' Steiner and Diamond Dallas Page. Bill Goldberg, a/k/a ``Goldberg,'' the holder of the longest winning streak in pro-wrestling and The Humane Society's national spokesperson, has donated signed posters and lithographs that will also be available at SoapCity.com during the doggy bowl auction.
You can see all of the one-of-a-kind pet bowls beginning June 19, when you log on to http://www.soapcity.com the premiere online destination site for soap operas fans. Profits from the online auction will go to The Humane Society of New York.
The bowls have been personalized and autographed by:
The Young & The Restless:
Days of our Lives:
All My Children:
Bold and the Beautiful:
General Hospital:
One Life to Live:
Another World:
Guiding Light:
As the World Turns:
WCW:
Other:
About SoapCity
SoapCity, located at www.soapcity.com is Columbia TriStar Interactive's premiere soap opera destination. The site provides extensive coverage, updated daily, for daytime dramas and hosts the official sites for Columbia TriStar properties, The Young and The Restless and Days of Our Lives. SoapCity is driven by a fan-based community eager to connect with their favorite shows. With live Webcasts, weekly celebrity chats, fashion and style reviews, up-to-the-minute news and its new e-commerce destination, SoapCity Store, SoapCity has emerged as the number one Soap Opera entertainment hub.
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6.13.00- Hello all! Forgive me for being a little long-winded here. I've just added a message board for all my sites, and I fully expect the J2 section of it to become one of the most happenin' JJ boards on the net. I have met tons of awesome Jonathan fans through my online endeavors in the past year, and I *know* you all have plenty to say on the topic of JJ! I hope you all will share any news you hear about Jonathan on the board as well as gush to your heart's content. =) This EZboard will also be hosting J2's first ever collaborative effort in doing something for Jonathan personally. As some of you might know, I will be attending Real Andrews' fan event in L.A. on July 22nd, and Jonathan will be there. Here is your chance to let Jonathan know how much support he has, ask him your questions, express your concerns, suggest some ideas, and profess your undying love. < g > Leave him a message in the thread entitled "A Gift for Jonathan", and I will give them all to him next month. Let's show the dude how many and varied his fans are! So without further ado, please visit the J2 EZboard, leave a message for Jonathan, and let us all know why you admire JJ by posting a little introductory note! Thanks everyone. JJ fans ROCK! 6.13.00- Added some snippets from the newest ABC SID on the Emmy's 2000 page. 6.12.00- New poll time again. If you ever have any suggestions for a poll question, let me know by emailing me at J2@nufnuf.com. Last week's poll results as follows:
6.12.00- The Movieline Young Hollywood Awards page has also been updated with screenshots from the local news broadcast in L.A. Many thanks to two true blue JJ fans for making these possible. :) 6.12.00- The Emmy's 2000 page updated with 2 new photos from the most recent SID. 6.10.00- Updated the Emmy's 2000 page. Read about Maxine's adventures in NYC during Emmy's weekend. Plus, more pictures. 6.10.00- Jonathan's in the new ABC SID with lots of pictures from the Emmy's. If you have scans or any more info, it would be very much appreciated. 6.8.00- Two more pictures found on the Teen Movieline site from the Movieline Young Hollywood Awards were added. Nice!
6.6.00- From Michael Logan's column in the next TV Guide (love him!):
6.5.00- New poll this week! Previous poll results as follows:
6.5.00- Jonathan and Richard spoke to a small group of young girls at a church on Sunday. Read about one fan's touching spiritual encounter with the brothers.
6.5.00- Check out Jackson Lane. They have a new page of baby pictures of the Jackson brothers. Very cute!!
6.5.00- A screenshot from the Hollywood.com interview with Jonathan at the Movieline Awards has been added to the Movieline Young Hollywood Awards page 6.5.00- Two new pictures have been added to the Emmy's 2000 page. 6.3.00- I went to scope out the Movieline Young Hollywood Awards here in L.A. on Thursday, and got a few pics. Read my report and lots more on J2's Movieline Young Hollywood Awards page!!! :)
Jackson, himself, had helpted ease the way for his successor when he chatted with him and left a card wishing him good luck during a visit to the GH studio shortly after Young began as Lucky. Sensitivity is a two-way street, it turns out. When asked about the eponymous song Jackson wrote for Elizabeth, Young said he doesn't want to resurrect it. "That's art. That's Jonathan's. I wouldn't feel right using it." Not that Young plays guitar -- yet. In fact, Geary laughingly suggested that one way to put his own mark on Lucky would be for Young to take up the saxophone instead.
While Young has his work cut out for him for the forseeable future, Jackson is currently between projects. Geary looked on approvingly as Jackson said he's holding out for quality films. "There is so much crap out there, so many movies that are along the same not. I think there is a lot more depth to the generation that I'm growing up in; it's not just pot smoking and sex. It's just so easy and uncreative. They have their audience and that's cool, but I'm a little non-conformist; I'd rather have my career go down the tubes trying to do movies that I'm proud of, and that I like, rather than do stuff that I look back on and ask, 'Why? What was the point?' I don't need a better car."
6.3.00- The Emmy's 2000 page has been updated with more pics and stuff from the soap mags.
6.1.00- Maxine has another auction up on eBay of an autographed copy of the TV Guide article about TIAPH, signed by both Jonathan and Michael Logan. Again, all proceeds go to charity.
6.1.00- Don't forget...the auction for the phone call from Jonathan ends tomorrow. Check it out on eBay, and good luck bidding!
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6.1.00- HUGE Skeletons update!!
The article is long, but full of scoops. To read the full text, click here.
"...Powers — who with his wife co-wrote last year’s box office hit, “Deep Blue Sea” — said he was inspired to write the screenplay for the film by the relationship between serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer and his father.
Powers said there is a story that Dahmer’s father asked a judge not to release his son, who had been arrested on a misdemeanor charge at the time, because he believed he needed psychological help. Powers said it was his wife’s idea to write the screenplay for “Skeltons” from the father’s viewpoint.
‘Skeletons in the Closet’ is a psychological thriller about a father [Williams] who slowly comes to believe that his son [Jackson] may have committed a series of murders, but as the mystery progresses, the audience will start to wonder: is the father correct, or is the father actually paranoid and trying to cover up secrets about his own past, because there is also involved a fire in which his wife dies,” said Powers..."
6.1.00- Parts of a recent SOD article featuring Real Andrews:
Then again within the article:
"For now, Andrews is content to live in the present, despite its
intermittent challenges. "Right now, I feel like I'm kind of in one of those
parts of my life where I'm being tested," he shares. "I think you're dealt
certain things to see if you're ready to go to the next level. I welcome
these times. It's been tough, but I just keep my faith. Having friends like
Maurice [Benard] and Jonathan [Jackson] has been a godsend to me.
6.1.00- From a Stephen Rea site:
THE SMILING SUICIDE CLUB (working title)
6.1.00- Small tidbit that made me giddy:
Jonathan now has the distinction of being credited as a director on his IMDb profile. Kewl!
6.1.00- From an SOW article about Kristoff St. John and his thoughts on the Daytime Emmy's:
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