Moonlightaholics

redwinter101 wrote:

coco wrote:That has to be one of the most adorable interviews I've ever read.

That man deserves the world.

Oh, coco - how wonderfully put. I agree. Strongly.

Red

I'm thinking of getting a t-shirt printed that says that very thing.

He cooks.

Just when I thought he couldn't be more perfect.

Isn't he just deLIGHTful!!
Let's all be fans ladies, whadya reckon?

starbucksjunkie wrote:He cooks.

Just when I thought he couldn't be more perfect.

sbj, I think you've found a way to hack the PMs - Grace and I were just having the self-same discussion.

Red

Wow! thanks for posting Red....

Jack of all trades, master of none? that latter part I seriously doubt. We have proof to the contrary.

Good to 'hear' him happy again...working, enjoying working, getting into the roles he's playing. Looking forward, appreciating the past.

But I have to thank him for saying 'Andy means as much to me as Mick St. John'.

And P'gal if you watched 'Man Thing' three times, I surely hope you had something to sustain you.....not one of his better roles (not to mention he screamed like a girl)

darkstarrising wrote:
And P'gal if you watched 'Man Thing' three times, I surely hope you had something to sustain you.....not one of his better roles (not to mention he screamed like a girl)

Alcohol, DSR...and lots of it.

That was truly one of the worst SciFi movies I've ever seen, and I've seen some doozies on that channel.

PNWgal wrote:

darkstarrising wrote:
And P'gal if you watched 'Man Thing' three times, I surely hope you had something to sustain you.....not one of his better roles (not to mention he screamed like a girl)

Alcohol, DSR...and lots of it.

That was truly one of the worst SciFi movies I've ever seen, and I've seen some doozies on that channel.

I remember the time I sat through Man Thing on SciFi. Not the best and it was the longest couple of hours of my life. The things we do for the love of Alex.

PNWgal wrote:

darkstarrising wrote:
And P'gal if you watched 'Man Thing' three times, I surely hope you had something to sustain you.....not one of his better roles (not to mention he screamed like a girl)

Alcohol, DSR...and lots of it.

That was truly one of the worst SciFi movies I've ever seen, and I've seen some doozies on that channel.

There's a worse one....'Hellhounds' I watched about 10 minutes of it....truly a hideous 'swords and sandals' flick...pseudo good looking actors with not a whit of talent among them....Ben Cross was in it as well and he looked embarrassed.

If this is what changing from SciFi to SyFy, they can keep it

PNWgal wrote:

darkstarrising wrote:
And P'gal if you watched 'Man Thing' three times, I surely hope you had something to sustain you.....not one of his better roles (not to mention he screamed like a girl)

Alcohol, DSR...and lots of it.

That was truly one of the worst SciFi movies I've ever seen, and I've seen some doozies on that channel.

I actually LIKE B SciFi movies... but yeah... truly atrocious... and you oughta get, like, Alex-points in heaven for sittting thru that sh!t all in a row. I've seen it three times... but always separated by several months, so I'd forget how bad it was. Kinda like childbirth...

And Dark... if your entry in the sweepstakes is worse, I do NOT wanna see it... poor Ben Cross is not worth the pain...

I'm glad when he mentions Moonlight he has that 'fondness'. I can almost hear the tone in his voice. He's so cute.

And Man Thing

This was a great interview. Thank you for posting. I have to admit to being a little sad about what appears to be dim prospects for a Moonlight movie. Yes the show ended well and leaves us on our own in terms of what happens when the door closes. And no I don't want anything spoiled. Not sure if I ever mentioned that I wouldn't see the Sex and the City movie until I had some assurance that it ended well. I was a devoted follower on that series on HBO and it ended on a happy note. I didn't want any movie spoiling it.

But oh I miss Mick and Moonlight so much. And I know I sound like a broken record. Believe me I do and thank you for indulging me. We could live out our fantasies in Moonlight. We won't be able to do that in Three Rivers.

But I will follow Alex there because he created Mick.

wpgrace wrote:
And Dark... if your entry in the sweepstakes is worse, I do NOT wanna see it... poor Ben Cross is not worth the pain...

I felt badly for him....his was the only recognizable name in the cast (at least to me) and he looked as though he was drugged. Rick Schroder (aka Ricky Schoder from 'Silver Spoons') was the director. 'Nuff said.

Yeah, we all have a fondness for Moonlight and Mick. Alex doesn't want Moonlight to be tarnished by a bad movie. Yeah, he's a true fan of Moonlight. Alex even volunteered his own "blood" jokes. Uck! Well, giving snappy answers in an interview can never be easy.

So when Alex was all business-like kissing Jennifer, now we know what he was really thinking.
Ah-ha!!! I mean the thought would probably cross any mortal's mind. He's honest enough to admit it.

redwinter101 wrote:

starbucksjunkie wrote:He cooks.

Just when I thought he couldn't be more perfect.

sbj, I think you've found a way to hack the PMs - Grace and I were just having the self-same discussion.

Red

Maybe I do have ESP. Or maybe finding a guy who cooks is like finding a winning lottery ticket in a parking lot . . . everybody hopes . . .

And yeah, I'm with Alex. No movie is better than a schlock movie. That would truly break all our hearts. Again.

He makes salads.