Hollywood Trivia

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Oh, I saw a video of her walls, somewhere, and she was standing in front of the mural and talking about it. The cherubs don't have HER face, they have her five (?) children's faces.

More pointless connections I've noticed between the TV shows I've been watching lately:

Deadwood
Sons of Anarchy
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles

Theo Rossi was on both Sons of Anarchy and Terminator. Dayton Callie and Jamie McShane were on both Deadwood and Sons of Anarchy. Garret Dillahunt was on both Deadwood and Terminator, and he played two different characters on each show.

Also, Sons of Anarchy stars Ron Perlman, Tommy Flanagan, and Johnny Lewis. The first was in Alien Resurrection, the second was in Alien vs. Predator, and the third was in Alien vs. Predator 2.

And this is just the crap I notice without help from the IMDb.

Regarding Roseanne's cupids.....I am SO glad to hear the faces are her children!

Did anyone see Joan Rivers' tantrum the other day, when the T. V. Hostess was asking her about , and quoting , some of the mean things she has said about people?

Defensive, much?

Arnold Schwarzenegger argued with James Cameron on the set of The Terminator over the famous "I'll be back" line. Schwarzenegger didn't think the Terminator would speak in contractions, and he was having trouble pronouncing "I'll" in his Austrian accent, so he asked Cameron if he could say "I will be back" instead. Cameron rejected the idea and made him say "I'll be back," even though he wrote it as "I will come back" in the script.

Schwarzenegger's Terminator says "I'll be back" in the first two films. In the fourth, John Connor says it. The third film is the only one in the series in which nobody says "I'll be back." Instead, Schwarzenegger's Terminator says "She'll be back" and "I'm back."

John Connor has been played by more actors than any other character in the franchise. Counting only the four films and the TV show (i.e., not counting video games and parodies), he's been played by seven actors: three in Terminator 2 (ages 2, 10, and 44), one in Terminator 3 (age 23), two on The Sarah Connor Chronicles (age 11 and 16), and one in Terminator Salvation (age 33).

(Wow, Jory----COOL----I'll take all the "Hollywood Trivia" you can dish-out!! ! Look how iconic that phrase has become! Terminator 2 was my favorite.)

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Highest-grossing sports movie in history: "Rocky IV", followed by "Jerry Maguire".

When Schwarzenegger first worked as an actor in America, he was billed as 'Arnold Strong'.

HA!! !! That's so stupid!!

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"Cheers" has the most Emmy nominations----117----for a TV program.

Arnold S. and Brigette Nielsen had an affair during filming of 'Red Sonja', which she was only too happy to " leak' to the media.

He,of course, denied it....he was engaged to Maria Shriver.

The affair did apparently make Sylvester Stallone decide to marry Brigette, because she would NEVER cheat on a husband, only a boyfriend.

Dan Blocker who played Hoss on Bonanza owned a cattle feeding operation near my childhood hometown in Nebraska. I used to hunt pheasant along it's border.

Wow, Tunk----that is so COOL!! I LOVED "Hoss"----he was like a big ol' teddy bear!!

Mel Gibson was offered the role of Wolverine in the first X-Men film.

In May of 2014, concept art of Gibson as Wolverine from 1997 was released via Twitter:

Glenn Danzig, heavy metal/punk singer has claimed that he was offered the part of Wolverine, but turned it down because he was starting a tour.

The Emmy nominations were just announced. Some of the nominees, include:

• Amy Poehler
• Melissa McCarthy
• Julia Louis-Dreyfuss, AND "VEEP"
• Jim Parsons, AND "The Big Bang Theory"

Richard Chamberlain really should have won for 'The Thorn Birds', one of the very best mini-series ever!

Rosie O'Donnell produced Barbara Walters' last day on "The View"----and, is said to be "in talks" to return as co-host.