The next day, the queens presented their sultry and seductive casino outfits on the runway. submitted by ilookfuckinorange to RPDRfantasyseason [link] [comments] "Welcome, queens! After reviewing your gambling the house down outfits, it's time for the judges' critiques. First up, Katya! You can truly sell any garment on the stage with your confidence and comedy, but this time around, there's no saving for that look. It seems very poorly constructed, and cheap in the wrong way. Definitely not something you'd find in a casino, neither something we looked for. Blair St. Clair! Similarly to Katya, you can make everything look sexy, but we were definitely not impressed tonight. It's just so simple and boring, and compared to the other queens, it's just not interesting. There needs to be more detail and creativity, otherwise - it might be the end for you. Valentina! We loved the idea behind your outfit - your drag persona comes across as very boujee and rich, so this look really fit you well. But, what we will complain about, is that it just doesn't seem ambitious enough - that's what surprised us, since we know you're really gunning for the crown. Sonique! Tonight, you gave us something really cool and new. Your interpretation of the challenge, being a more masculine, but still hyperfeminized character was extremely fresh and brave. There is truly nothing to complain about in your outfit today, good job. Yara Sofia! Out of the seven, you made the most interesting stuff with the cards and chips. This self-made jewellery looks amazing, you're really crafty, in a good way! And, the outfit is fully realized and executed impeccably. You're a skilled designer, and on a great road to success in this competition! Tyra Sanchez! The past few weeks weren't easy for you, but you've returned with a bang! This look has to be the most well executed, beautiful, sexy and seductive at the same time! Your fascinator made of cards and dice is just couture, looks like something that would sashay down a parisian runway. April Carrión! This kind of burlesque, 1920s inspired style looks just delicious on you. You have a very retro kind of beauty in yourself, and you put it to good use. Not to mention, your designing and sewing skills are top notch. This is an amazing week for you, my dear. Thank you all, ladies. While you let it all hang out backstage, the judges and I will... deliberate. You may leave the stage." ----- In the lounge, Yara was beaming with joy about getting good critiques yet again. She spoke about not feeling too confident about her place in the competition, but finding her vibe now. Tyra was praised for bouncing back, and serving a stunning look, and she seemed a lot more happy and relaxed than last week. Blair, on the other hand, was close to a breakdown - she expressed her feelings about never being able to stand out and find the right groove to ride into the win. Valentina tried to console her, and they ultimately stepped to the side to talk privately. Meanwhile, Katya shared her own personal struggles with the other queens, talking about how sometimes, when she starts succeeding and being happy, the demons crawl back into her thoughts and make her second guess everything, leading to failing really hard. ----- "Welcome back, queens! I've made some decisions. Sonique - great job this week, you're safe. Yara Sofia - you took a gamble, and it paid off big time. You're safe. April Carrión - you brought it the full house down tonight! Tyra Sanchez - your outfit was an absolute royal flush on the runway! ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Tyra Sanchez - condragulations, you're the winner of this week's challenge! You receive a cash tip of $5000! April Carrión - you're safe, you may both join the other girls. Katya - you went all-in tonight, but the probability turned against you. I'm sorry, my dear, but you're up for elimination. Blair St. Clair - you went in guns ablazing, but tonight, we were surprised to see you fold. Valentina - you tried to raise the stakes tonight, but didn't expect to get bluffed by yourself. ... ... ... ... ... Valentina - you're safe, you may join the other girls. Which means, Blair St. Clair - I'm sorry, my dear, but you're up for elimination. Two queens stand before me. Ladies, prior to tonight, you were asked to prepare a lip sync performance of Cherry by Lana Del Rey. And now, this is your last chance to impress me, and save yourself... from elimination. The time has come. For you to lip sync... For... Your... LIFE! Good luck, and don't fuck it up!" ----- https://preview.redd.it/cnnmz428lly41.png?width=1000&format=png&auto=webp&s=88d0e3f8b8375aeb13eaa21f64384fe09dee4e47 ----- It's the battle of the frontrunner fan favorites - will this result in a double shantay, or is someone taking a hike tonight? Lip sync song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yuBpUrvpLQ Poll: https://freeonlinesurveys.com/s/HlQPpHJu Spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1YmbOaf0B7Scp_FgbUfGmKdwdPryN2jQGZz-hzkAOZbo/edit?usp=sharing See you soon, cherries! <3 |
Category | Winner | Point Totals | Comments |
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Popularity | Flint Howlett | 25-15 | Despite taking an early lead and keeping it close for most of the match, Tunde was passed by Flint, who was able to hold onto his lead 7-4. |
Quality | Flint Howlett | 30-23 | Reasoning |
JoJolity | Flint Howlett | 30-23 | Reasoning |
*”We went through what we could find out about his schedule, he always stops at this grocery store after he leaves work on Fridays. No idea why, but he does.””...What was I thinking. Fuck.” Kaito walked down the sidewalk, away from the bar he had been inside mere moments before. Did he even actually like any of them? Why did he bother to stick around? He gave a pebble a forceful kick, and watched it skitter across the sidewalk and into a row of bushes. Baroness was nothing but a bossy know-it-all. He could hardly stand her and her holier-than-thou attitude. And Djimon. Why had they let a child into the Civil Disobedients, again? Maybe the whole group would’ve been more success if Lyra wasn’t always so out to lunch. Prince Johnny was a horny creep, and probably a liar, and Fighter Jet… He… Couldn’t think of anything bad about Fighter Jet…
“Uh,” Corazon had interjected. “Maybe just maybe because he’s a normal person who wants to stock up on some essentials before the weekend, duh.”
Name: Thomas Alcove
Age: 42
Gender: Male
Species: Human
Occupation: CFO of Lyte, Tom Alcove, Former Investor for Section 80.
Personality: Tom, put bluntly, is quite the stick in the mud. The straightlaced square so involved in his work you’re left wondering if he has any hobbies, any joys in life aside from a job well done, and giving subordinates the side eye when his tea’s not done quite right. He comes across as hard-to-impress, but above all, detached, keeping things and people alike at an arm's-length distance, with the sole exception of his son, Timothy.
This detached, slightly bitter, slightly prickish attitude displayed by Tom is the perfect repellent for most of his co-workers, and he couldn’t be happier, generally preferring solitude, or at the very least, not being pestered. Most of these negative traits are a built-up exterior to hide a rather polite, mild, and sensibly kind interior, hidden chiefly due to past experiences, and the desire to not be taken advantage of by more cruel players in the industry.
When alone, or at his home, these crueller qualities are shed entirely. First and foremost, Tom is a father, there to guide, correct, and love. He has a matching sense of humour, often unable to stave off the urge to tell a groan-worthy joke to his son. He has hobbies like early morning jogs, and collecting limited edition coins. He finds great fun in browsing through truly atrocious cookbooks from a bygone era, playing old rock records, and arranging tea paraphernalia.
Bio
Physical Description: One look at Tom, and you can tell he’s a busy man, work not a source of income, but a way of life. He’s light skinned, with prominent cheekbones, a rather sharp nose, lips that usually speak of his annoyance, and vibrant blue eyes that are shadowed by dark rings beneath them. His hair is dark brown, and styled upwards in a double helix, ending in points that are reminiscent of devil horns. There’s a thick gray streak that runs through his hair, other strands by his scalp slowly showing the same colour.
He’s very tall, standing at 6’4, but also very lithe, with broad shoulders, and proper posture. There are thin, silvery glasses perched upon his nose, and he wears formal clothing in dark colours- blues, greys and blacks. His outfit usually consists of a dress shirt and a blue ascot beneath a crisply dry-cleaned waistcoat. He wears plain dress slacks, held up by blue suspenders, and matching his waistcoat. His shoes are dressy, without much beyond that. The real eyecatcher to his outfit is his jacket; a dark coloured throw-over with a collar and material resembling a suit jacket, although it is much longer, with coattails that reach his ankles. On the right sleeve is text that reads “SECTION 80”, and on either elbow are patches that resemble subtraction signs. The back of said jacket has quite some flair, a sliver chain on the small of its back, held in place by multiplication signs, The lapel and bottoms of the jacket are made of a polished metal.
Art of Tom and his Stand by our own Judge Dimi!
Equipment:Various keys on a small keyring, a smartphone, a wallet made of fine leather, containing cards, cash, coins, and small photos of him and Tim doing various activities together, his silver wristwatch, and a second blue ascot.
USER STATS:
Strength: 2 - Tom possesses average strength for a man of his size and age, nothing much of note here.
Agility: 4 - Having an aversion to most sports, and finding activities such as weightlifting quite dull, whilst still wanting to remain active and healthy, Tom took up running over a decade ago, and it has paid dividends to this day.
Endurance: 2 - Tom also possesses average endurance.
Office Aerobics: 4 - Long limbs often come with visuals of manoeuvring around in a gangly, awkward, manner. Not so for Tom, however, who’s litheness and agility allow him to make his way around the battlefield in unconventional ways with ease. Low gravity, underwater, or up in the air? He’s got it on lock.
Penmanship: 2 - When working closely with a single pen for years and years, one truly comes to know its strengths; writing with a steady hand, where the laser pointer will fall, and how to write up a damn clean signature.
STAND NAME: 「Money Trees」
Stand Type: Bound/Humanoid
Stand Appearance: When in its pen form, 「Money Trees」 appears as a simple silver-black pen with three colors: red, blue, and black.
When in its humanoid form, it looks like a small, black, limbless robot with a round, featureless head, save for some wide, flat bolts screwed into either side of its head, and a glowing white line that goes straight down the middle of its face, flanked by two circle eyes in the same colour, bisected vertically by a line. 「Money Trees」’s head leads into a thin, sleek neck, and a triangular torso. From its shoulders protrude two small brick magnets, and from its shoulder sockets, two horseshoe magnets. It lacks arms, but has hands with disc magnets on the back. There’s also a disc magnet beneath 「Money Trees」’ torso, a horseshoe magnet immediately beneath it, and two brick magnets on either side of the horseshoe magnet. It hovers in midair, a visible magnetic field pulsing from the different magnets on its body. 「Money Trees」 is also seen carrying or otherwise levitating a very large brick magnet with incredible ease.
Stand Ability: Pen Form - The pen acts as a laser pointer; when Tom points it at a metal object, he can envelop it in a spherical, faintly glowing magnetic field, one side is red for N charge, the other blue for S charge. Additionally, he can set metals as ‘null’, unable to be affected by 「Money Trees」’s magnetism.
If he draws a loop with the pointer, upon its completion, a magnetic field will be created within that boundary, the field’s glow indicating its charge. Tom can click the pen to freely change the orientation of any object/fields in range, as well as turning the magnetism “on, off, and null”.
These magnetic fields affect all metals, regardless of their innate ferromagnetism, or in layman's terms, even metals that are not normally able to be magnetised.
Humanoid Form - While free from the pen, 「Money Trees」 can create, reshape, and telekinetically move a peculiar metal—also known as Money, which is very similar to silver—within range that’s larger than a quarter. It can also predefine the magnetic field of Money as it’s being created.
STAND STATS:
Power: C - The magnetic pull (and thus push for similarly charged objects) is at C POW, as is the Stand’s physical force. The size of a magnetic field/affected object has no effect on the power of the magnetic pull; a large and a small loop will both create a single force vector of C POW. Additionally, while ordinary metal affected by the magnetic force cannot harm Stands, Money can, as can anything of 「Money Trees」’s creation.
Speed: A - Although larger quantities of Money are harder to move due to their weight, 「Money Trees」 can move incredibly and ‘metalbend’ quickly. Similarly, application and adjustments of its magnetism abilities occur at incredible speeds, much faster than Tom’s clicking may imply.
Durability: E - 「Money Trees」 in both forms is incredibly fragile. However, while the pen does not transfer damage, it takes 5 seconds to regenerate if destroyed and all magnetic fields created will be dispelled. Similarly, although Money can affect Stands, it is also incredibly fragile. However, the more of it is accumulated, the harder it becomes to break.
Range: C - While 「Money Trees」 is bound to E Range of Tom, its ability range is 20 meters. If Tom leaves the range of a magnetized object or a field, he can no longer change its magnetism, but the effect remains.
Precision: A - Not only is Tom incredibly adept at using the Pen form, 「Money Trees」 is incredibly precise with its movement, senses, and ability usage, having the ability to freely remold Money into any shape. Moreover, Tom can choose whether or not to be affected by 「Money Trees」’s ability.
Stand Oddities: 「Money Trees」’s pen form functions as a perfectly good pen, with unlimited amounts of red, blue, black ink.
Team | Combatant | JoJolity |
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Civil Disobedients | Yuigahama Kaito | “What you owe me… can never be payed back with money!” Baroness, Tom, and now another goddamn Tom. You've had the hell beaten out of you so far, and you’re the only one who seems to think you’re worth anything. Now it's time to prove everyone else wrong. Prove your worth, and be inventive and showy as possible with your and Noriko's Stand while you beat this enemy into the ground! |
Fairy Fellers | Noriko Yabuuchi | “Think about it. There’s gasoline in bikes.” But you don’t care about bikes when you have your bus right there. You may not be able to get away with driving it against this opponent, but you can still make use of it! Use the bus and anything in it in interesting and creative ways in the match! |
Lyte Ltd. | Tom Alcove | “You can find iron anywhere in this world. Of course, it's in sand, as well as spring water and plants. Large amounts of iron can be found in vegetables like spinach and meats like liver...” While you’re certainly able to make your own [Money], you’re just as capable of punishing these punks by creative use of what’s already there. Use the metal in the surroundings in your strategy, and make it count in taking down these upstarts! |
Category | Winner | Point Totals | Comments |
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Popularity | Autumn Jasper | 22-18 | Despite Autumn’s early lead, Garland rode the tide of the classic “PHD Curse” to catch up, ending the vote 5-4! |
Quality | Autumn Jasper | 26-21 | Reasoning |
JoJolity | Tie | 24-24 | Reasoning |
8th/7th Place: Darwin Glerman and Bhangra Mendhi - This duo got caught in a game of Tetris played by Oscar K Computer, and they just couldn’t clear their rows.Tower of Terra may be out of the game, but their presence can still be felt… For example, one of their former opponents is currently fighting for his life against a “superhero?” in an under-construction train tunnel.
6th Place: Jianbin Zhuge - For all his talk about his ancestral heritage, he lost to an upstart Baroness in a ski chase worthy of a spy thriller!
5th Place: Professor Bernal - The horse-whisperer ended up losing her match betting on the Kentucky derby by default when she attacked her opponent.
4th/3rd Place: Colorado Blue and Mars - Mars spent her first round winning a jungle relay race, while Colorado was defeated by Mylo Xyloto in a battle on the rooftops of Detroit, but through a twist of circumstance was still given the opportunity to move on to the next round, where he and Mars lost a game of Brazilian football to a Prince and a “Hero.”
2nd Place: Robbert Chitter - One of the only ACT Stand-users in the tournament, in the first round he advanced to Round and ACT 2 by winning a relay race in the jungle with Mars, and just scraped by into Round 3 after a double-tie in Guatemala. Sadly, this round he fell to the forces of 「m.A.A.d city」 in Los Angeles.
1st Place: Garland - It was only fitting that one of the strangest builds in this tournament had one of the strangest, and most impressive, runs to get to this point. First he faced off against the All-American cryptic Spider-Vic in a daring art heist, and followed it up with a stalemate against the equally confident and capable Killian Keyes in the site of Electric Grapevine’s second defeat. And how else could someone like Garland go out but by being turned into a salmon and coming in second place in a race up a waterfall?
Team | Combatant | JoJolity |
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Fairy Fellers | Connor Pruckette | “Hap-py Joy-py Yorupiku-ne~!” You're here to blow off some steam, so do so! Have as much fun as possible in your strategy, with a focus on smooth moves and flashy applications of your abilities! For bonus points, win of course, but help your opponent have fun as well! |
Ocean’s 11 | Nora Kleid | “Well in this case, everyone’s happy, so it’s fine.” You're here to blow off some steam, so do so! Have as much fun as possible in your strategy, with a focus on smooth moves and flashy applications of your abilities! For bonus points, win of course, but help your opponent have fun as well! |
Questions | Answers |
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1) You wake up tomorrow, poker is universally banned and you have say 20k left in your bank account (aka enough to live for a bit but you gotta find a way to make money or something). What's your game plan? | Its so tough to answer these. |
2) You wake up tomorrow, poker is universally banned, and you have all your money still. What do you do with your time? | 1) Probably move into my parents basement and go back to school 2) I don't think I'd mind this one too much. Right now I'd say to an extent I'm biding my time, not really getting much better or much worse at poker(some years I think I'm elite, some years I think I'm not as good) and somewhat procrastinating finding anything else since I know poker is pretty sweet and anything else I get into is probably just a worse version of poker. I think I'd travel a lot more and see more than just casinos, gyms and hotels, I'd likely end up doing something completely unrelated to math, gambling, money... right now I think its somewhat likely I'd start a rock climbing gym but I have no idea if climbing is a 2-5 year fad for me or a true passion I'll have for my whole life. Probably in this example my life 80% of the time is almost identical to what it is now, I just play less televised poker tournaments. |
2) Has Prat gotten cuntier since you took him under your wing? 8) FMK: Scott Seiver, Mike Watson, Prat. | 8) F: Scott Seiver- I'd likely need to see him the least, K: mad dog, M: Prat- I think Prat would be one of the most straight-marriable people I know. With a prenub I'd probably marry Prat for <1mill. |
4) You said at some point that Lunarch is the only company you've invested in. What is the weirdest investment opportunity someone has approached you with? The second-best opportunity? How did you turn the first down and why did you turn the second down? 6) How hard did you work at poker away from the tables two years ago? Five years ago? How hard do you work now? Do you feel like you will hit a point in your learning curve, if you haven't already, where the diminishing returns on studying will be so marginal that you will put it in cruise control? Or do you think the game is still evolving too much and super high rollers are tough enough that you need to constantly be pushing ahead to keep an edge? | 3) I recently checked my other inbox and a guy from Ireland invited me to come visit him for some gay sex. After he saw the read receipt he sent a big long apology explaining how he's not a gold digger, he likes my personality and explained how he ran his family business as proof he isn't a gold digger. 4) I'll come back to this one. I get asked for shit so often. At this point when someone I used to be friends with asks me if I want to get coffee I preface it by saying "just as an fyi I don't go into business with friends" since so often they want to invest my money, sell my house or steal my kidneys. |
10) In five years, what do you think the highest-earning Prismata grinder will be making per year? | 6) 2 years ago very hard- I was very fresh after a year off and worked quite hard 2-3 years ago. 5 years ago not so much- hence "retiring". I think stakes are high enough that small edges add up to a lot, but especially against bad opponents I feel the marginal benefits of study are often limited. |
7) FMK: Xuan, Liv, Sofia Lovgren. | 7) F: I'd probably F Sofia, but I don't know her so I'll be political and say F Xuan, M Liv, K Sofia. |
What's the hardest you've ever been owned in a live tournament? | PCA ~3 years ago. I've never played with Curt Kohlberg, but seeing as he is old I assume he just overvalues hands and doesn't trust young people like most old people in PCA. |
I raise HJ-1, he calls BB, fairly shallow to begin with, maybe ~60BB deep late day 1. | |
Flop: AQJr, check, I bet, he checkraises I call. | |
Turn: 6 putting out a flush draw, he checks I bet he calls. | |
River: 4, he checks, I shove for maybe 3/4 of pot he just instantly says "I don't see myself being good here" and instantly folds JJ face up. | |
Even if I never bluff, never shove AJ, I have 10 combos QQ,AA,KTs and 9 combos AQ ( I had KTs) | |
Most you've ever spent on an escort? | Never slept with an escort. I'm not morally opposed to it, and I think at some point in my life I fairly likely will. |
The most I would spend is at least 15k. | |
When I was 17, I was a millionaire and a virgin and I love the show heroes. Hayden Penteiere was the hottest girl in the world to me. I was bored at my parents cottage reading people magazine and they asked her "what is your dream" and she said "to spend a night in this underwater hotel in fiji which costs 15k a night". And I remember non-nonchalantly thinking "that can be arranged". | |
Hey Mike, What single moment in your life had you the most tilted, and also which moment was the happiest you have felt? (Doesn't have to be poker related) | A year ago I went to make a smoothie. After 45 minutes of trying to figure it out I realized my smoothie maker was broken. My room mate had recently purchase a food processor and hadn't told me it is broken but he had told me it was difficult to use. I tried running it- it didn't work. I read over the instructions, it didn't work. I read start to finish, line to line the instructions and it didn't work. I was so mad after maybe 2-2.5 hours of trying to make a smoothie that I could barely even speak. |
Happiest was probably going skydiving. The adrenaline rush from that was absolutely unbelievable. | |
How do you deal with telling new people you meet that you play poker professionally? Any funny stories trying to convince somebody that players can have edges and it's not all luck, or stories about validating poker as a job to parents or family (particularly when you weren't yet a well-known professional)? | My parents have always been very okay with poker. From an early age I remember my dad always telling me "its not always the smartest people who make the most money" and to seek out opportunities to do something unconventional. |
1) Did you have it and how long did your "bad" and depressed period in poker life lasted? | I was actually reasonably bummed out about poker when I was 18-19. I had focused almost exclusively on poker from ages 15-19, stopped playing sports, lost touch with many of my friends, never had a girlfriend, never went out on weekends. I pretty much just let poker consume me and while I was having some of my best learning/playing of my career it wasn't making me happy. After that I tried to make a more conscious effort to do the things I enjoy the most and to allow poker to facilitate me the freedom to do that rather than letting it consume my life. |
What percentage would say being able to "read someone" is important for poker skill? | Reasonably important. I think not being readable is more important, and I think just through experience you will get good at reading people. I've always been an introverted nerd who is oblivious to social queues so when I started playing poker I was clueless at the live aspect but now I can just about always predict how people feel, when people are hiding something, why someone chose particular wording etc. I think I am less of a natural than just about anyone but with thousands or tens of thousands of hours practice anyone can learn to read people. |
When you won that large an amount that early on in life, did you devalue money? Did you ever have a "goddamn, I'm a degen" moment? | 1) A little bit- I think I overvalued money a lot as a kid. I used to walk 20 minutes every day to pay $0.25 less for worse pizza at lunch when I was making like $40/hour online, so I think poker made me much much less of a life nit 2) As mentioned in the OP, earlier this year after my big scores in Australia I owed over 2million to my investors and all my debts were written in pencil on a hotel laundry sheet. I have a lot less degen stories than a lot of other poker players, but still some pretty degen ones. I'll post more as I think of them. |
As a follow up, how chilled are investors in the poker sphere with regard to being paid back? | Ridiclously chilled out. The guy who basically backs half of the nosebleed community for super high rollers is about my age and the friendliest guy imaginable. |
What % do you typically sell for 10k, 50k and 100k tournaments? | Generally over 30k. |
Obviously you're probably not going to tell us who that is, but could you tell us anything about him (as generally as you want, if need be) i.e. what he does to be that rolled, nationality, etc? | German. He's probably only worth a few million but operates a fund for about a dozen similar wealthy germans- all high stakes cash players who usually can't be bothered to play tournamentd. |
What is the scummiest thing you've been a victim of a) at the poker table (e.g. angleshots)? b) off the table (e.g. scams)? | A) lots of varying degrees of collusion but nothing sticks out too much. I'll come back to this if I remember anything. I guess one satellite where one table all agreed to pass the blinds around so none could bust was pretty unethical. Generally poker tournaments are reasonably well run so there aren't too many big scams. |
B) off the table- probably being on the epic poker league ethics committee. I'm not used to having people lie to my face and found each meeting to be emotionally draining as I felt I was just being lied to non-stop. | |
How does your typical day look like? Do you play any poker nowdays? | When at live tournaments I basically play poker 40-60hours a week and fill all my remaining time with lifting and rock climbing. |
At home I am similarly busy during SCOOP/WCOOP but other than that I just play ~12 hours every Sunday and then throughout the week I do much of the same, spend a lot of the time with my friends/family/girlfriend, I'm over the top addicted to this video game Prismata that my friends built and basically replace poker time with Prismata time when I'm home. |
Questions | Answers |
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Emile, how was it working with Heath Ledger in Lords of Dogtown? | It was great. Heath was an enormously talented actor and a genuinely nice guy, it was a real pleasure. He was just always very big brotherly, looking out for all the younger guys, really had a wild and kind of enthusiasm for the work. (Emile) |
One of the scenes I saw filmed was that Chris McCandless' last thought where he is hugging his parents. There were a lot of us around, watching and we had no idea it was such an emotional scene being filmed. So, my question for you is, was it hard to get into that emotional state while having all these gawkers look on for each take? | No, I think that one of the main things you learn really quick in film acting is how to deal with people watching, just like if you're doing a play and you have to hug someone, you have hundreds of people gawking. |
On an unrelated note, Alpha Dog is one of my favorite movies, what was it like working with Justin Timberlake and Anton Yelchin? | Both were really nice guys, really enjoyed the experience, and it was always a pleasure to get to listen to everyone hanging out. (Emile) |
I heard you will be playing John Belushi in a new biopic. Is there anything you can tell us about the movie? Are you nervous about portraying such an adored and treasured person? I’m very excited to see it and think you will be great. | No, not nervous. Part of the job. Real excited though. Haven't really gotten into it just yet, so I don't have too much to report, but looking forward to all the craziness to come. (Emile) |
Do you ever wear the Speed Racer helmet around the house? Nude? | I only wear it nude in the bathtub as I'm playing with my turtles (Emile) |
I played with turtles here, did I tell you that? (Stephen) | |
Stephen, any plans for a sequel to "Dorf On Golf"? | I wasn't in the first one? (Stephen) |
Would you guys serenade me using a banjo and an assortment of woodwind instruments? | Could your wind take my wood? ;) (Emile) |
I have a huge collection of woodwind instruments. I am actually playing a show at the Apple store at 5 if you're local. (Stephen) | |
Can you identify with Christopher McCandless/Alexander Supertramp in any way? | Yeah, definitely. Can you identify with THE MOTEL LIFE at all? LOL (Emile) |
Stephen- how insane was it working with Uwe Boll. | I only worked on that movie for like a week and didn't have the greatest time. (Stephen) Yeah, I knew before The Girl Next Door. I knew when we worked on The Emperor's Club together because he was great on that as well. A very nice talented young man. (Emile) Did you know i was on that film as well? (Stephen) |
Emile-did you know when you were making The Girl Next Door that Paul Dano was going to do great things? | |
Emile, loved you in dogtown. are you still skating? | Still skating all the time. Halfpipes, pools, - we're talking about finger boards, right? (Emile) |
Emile - what was the shoot for Into the Wild like? Did you enjoy it? Was it difficult/stressful? | It was a mixture of pleasure and pain. Existential pleasure but at times, very physical, arduous tasks. (Emile) |
Hey Stephen. It's Eric Barry. Are we having a 15 year CBD reunion in 2015 or what? Haaa. Props to you and Emile on this film The Motel Life. I will definitely check it out. | Demented forever! (Stephen) |
Hi Emile! I love your movie, into the wild. How did you feel to portray such great character that inspires me and my friends so much?? | It was a real privilege to get to portray someone who has affected people's lives in sometimes big ways, it's just a privilege. I can't take credit for it though, it's based on a really extraordinary person. (Emile) |
Let me just say right off the bat that you are one of my favorite actors and you have amazing talent. Speed Racer is honestly one of the last movies to give me that feeling of going to the movies as a kid. It was a blast to watch, and I feel like it's hugely under-appreciated. What was some of your favorite parts of working with such a talented cast and crew such as the Wachowski's? | It was great. They were so much fun to work with, they are so creative, they are such visionaries, I was a huge fan of Speed Racer growing up as a kid. It was a challenging film to make because of all the green screen and it was a challenging film to release and market because it was so different, and we didn't get to make any sequels, but it's an interesting, odd film that I am happy to be a part of. |
You two have been on some vastly different films, what is the strangest thing that has occurred to you or you've seen on set? | During The Motel Life shooting, in some very specific motels, we had to keep cutting takes because there was so much screaming and noise coming from the other motel rooms! People were getting arrested… (Stephen) |
Ranting and raving, as they got hauled out with their hands cuffed behind their backs (Emile) | |
It was like an episode of BREAKING BAD on crack. But we love Reno. (Stephen) | |
What's one thing people don't know about being actors in Hollywood? | Most people don't realize that a lot of times they watch the movies and it seems really action packed, but if you actually go on a movie set, they are usually really really boring and nothing happens, there is a lot of waiting around. People can't believe how boring it is when they actually get on a movie set and they want to leave right away. (Emile) |
There's a lot of time that goes into making a movie. I think the perception is a little different, they don't realize how much time it entails. Movie sets are really boring usually and hopefully it all comes together in the end. You're basically shooting pieces all the time. I hate sitting around and waiting to go. (Stephen) | |
Stephen - You've worked with Elle Fanning in Somewhere and Dakota Fanning in The Motel Life. Who is your favorite Fanning? | They are both incredible, great family, just have got talent running through the water over there in their house. I know Elle better because i worked more closely with her, but I loved meeting with Dakota and her voice would make me think of Elle, but Emile really worked more closely with Dakota than I did. They are both fantastic, really nice parents, got to know the family well between the movies. Can't say enough about them in a good way. (Stephen) |
Emile - No question, but I just wanted to say that I've loved your work since The Girl Next Door. Killer Joe was especially great. | Thank you very much, be sure to follow me on Twitter! (Emile) |
Mr. Hirsch, you are fantastic in everything you do. Milk and Alpha Dog are a few personal favorites, but one of the best movies in decades is Killer Joe. What was it like filming that intense kitchen ending? | I had chicken splatter all over me, I was exhausted, McConaughey was trying to get me, and I ended up getting the shit beaten out of me. I felt used and very exhausted at the end. (Emile) |
Mr. Dorff, you are the dictionary definition of underrated. I've loved every movie I've seen you in. Of all the great directors you've worked with, I'm most curious about John Waters. What was it like working with him? | It was great. John Waters is a true original, and a great person, funny, just made me laugh every day on the set. He drives a modern green Buick sedan to work every day and dresses up really fancy, like really fancy suits. He has a great infrastructure of a family that he's worked with for all these years in Baltimore, it's like his camp. There are 2 directors from Baltimore: John Waters and Barry Levinson. They couldn't be more different, but they are legends in Baltimore. The best thing to do with John Water is watch the Oscars. One time I had to watch the Oscars with him before we had to go to the Vanity Fair party afterwards, and he was making fun of everybody and we had so much fun. "What is she wearing? a helicopter on her head?" It was great. We had little cocktail wieners while we watched the Oscars. I think I made them. I make a good cocktail wiener and a quiche lorraine. (Stephen) |
Stephen - What was Wesley Snipes like in real life during blade? | He was nice, but he was BLADE, he was in the role, you know? The guy did his press in FULL WARDROBE. He did Letterman as Blade. With the sword. (STephen) We did these parties for the movie and he dressed as Blade at every movie party around the United States. I did Letterman the week after he was on, and David was like "you didn't come in costume like your costar?" (Stephen) |
Emile, I knew the real life counterpart to your character in Alpha Dogs. Did you do a lot of research on him, or try and make him your own character? | I just made him my own character but I never met him. I was not playing a real-life person, however, he was inspired by a real life person but I was playing Johnny Truelove. (Emile) |
The Dorff - now that you have taken your freedom back, how does it feel? (ecig enthusiast here) | It feels great! (Stephen) |
What was your "big break" moment for each of you? | I think for everyone their big break is just being born. Because the odds of not being born, the odds are against you in terms of evolution. If you are the winning sperm in the race, you are in a good position from the get-go. (Emile) |
I thought I'd really made it as an actor when I was sitting next to Jack Nicholson waiting to go on set and I looked at him and I was like "damn, this is cool" just because he was one of my faves, I had done a bunco of movies before then but I thought that was cool. (Stephen) | |
NO TOWN IN THE HOUSE! The city of Reno is not to happy with the portrayal of our fair city. As a citizen of Reno, I think it is great. The grit of Reno is why I love it here. Its real. Did you guys get out and about when you were filming here or did you just have to stay on 4th st and downtown? | We went out, you know, we saw all of Reno pretty much. We also shot in other places, Carson City … we loved it, the bars, the casinos, the motels, the people. (Stephen) |
Some of the restaurants were really nice, the people were really friendly in Reno, it's a great place and we are proud to have worked there and we hope the people of the city actually like the movie. (Emile) | |
Question for both of you: If you could star in any film adaptation of a book, what would it be? | The Motel Life 2? Just kidding… (Stephen) |
As a little kid, I wanted to be in Ender's Game because that was one of my have books as a kid. But I want to see Ender's Game later today, not to plug another movie. I think Stephen and I could star in 50 Shades of Gray and take turns playing Christian Grey. I have not actually read those books though, but a girl described some of the stuff in those books, it sounded pretty graphic. I can't believe women are into all that crazy stuff. (Emile) | |
He reads a lot more books than I do. And he's super into the internet (Stephen) | |
If you weren't an actor, what would you be doing? | I think I would an astrophysicist. I might not be a working astrophysicist, but I would call myself an astrophysicist. (Emile) |
I would probably want to do something like be a hotel owner. Or needlepoint quilts, or maybe open a restaurant. Margarita bar. Or a skydiving instructor (Stephen) | |
I wonder if I could be a land bound skydiving instructor? (Emile) | |
Stephen- what is your favorite movie to watch? | I always like watching that movie HEAT, it's always on TV. Some movies you can watch over and over. And I was watching Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom, and I forgot River Phoenix was in that, he was pretty good too. (Stephen) |
He actually looks like Harrison Ford! I love Indiana Jones, Star Wars... (Emile) | |
Godfather 1 & 2 I can always watch, SCARFACE too. Chevy Chase in VACATION. (Stephen) | |
The Twilight Movies are a guilty pleasure for me. (Emile) | |
Hi Stephen. Thought you were cute since I saw you on that Aerosmith music video for "crying". What was it like filming that video and is there any behind the scenes, funny memory etc you can share with us? Thank you. | I basically just did the video! And thank you for thinking I'm cute. I just remember showing up and shooting it for a couple of hours. Alicia Silverstone was a big deal at that time, because it was right after Clueless, so there was a big hoopla around her, Aerosmith was rocking' back then, so it was just one of those things where they called nme and the next thing I knew I was shooting that video. (Stephen) |
Also, which actoactress do you want to work with but haven't had the chance yet? | I'd like to work with De Niro, I know him but I've never acted with him. (Stephen) |
What's your favorite hobby in your free time? | I like playing the piano myself, and I also like shopping and driving. (Stephen) |
I am an avid movie watcher, I like going to see all the new movies. I've also kind of gotten into knitting recently, and needlepoint. I'm working my way up to a quilt. (Emile) | |
Stephen, I love the movie The Gate. Would you ever consider making a sequel to it? | I'm currently in production on the sequel, and we are shooting it in Arizona… no, but there was a sequel. I wasn't in it. And probably not, but people seem to remember that movie. Tarantino always comes up to me and says "I love THE GATE man!!" They found me at my school and next thing I knew I was shipped up to Canada and they wanted me to scream at these little monsters, and we were the movie that beat ISHTAR. (Stephen) |
Were you familiar with Willy Vlautin's work before becoming involved with this project? For those who don't know, W.V., along with publishing three novels, is the singer of alt. country outfit Richmond Fontaine. | I didn't know who Willy was before, but he's a very talented dude. I've now met him and know that he's a talented musician and I am excited they are re-releasing his novel so that more people can check out the Motel Life. And he's a helluva guy. (Stephen) |
I didn't really know either, I had heard about the novel and heard it was really good but hadn't had the chance to read it. But he is a quality novelist and musician as well. I did read the book and really appreciated it. (Emile) | |
Emile, Into the Wild will always be a favorite film of mine. Love it and you are great in it. What is something you learned or took away from portraying Christopher McCandless? Is he more misguided or wise? | I think it's a mixture of the 2 for a lot of people, and depending on your point of view on it, I think it goes both ways. There's a lot of things that are really great about him and a lot to learn, but obviously there's a lot you want to avoid from his behavior as well. (Emile) |
How difficult is it to play a homosexual character (Milk)? How did you go about getting in character? | It was a challenge like any other job but I enjoyed getting to explore the character. It was a great script written by Dustin Lance Black. He captured the nuances of the character and the era and he ended up getting the credit for it, so all the credit goes to him. (Emile) |
Hey guys, thanks for doing this AMA! If you could go back in time and play one role from any movie what part would you want to play and why? | Tootsie. (Stephen) |
Maybe like, in a musical. Bing Crosby's role in SINGING IN THE RAIN, because it would be fun to sing and dance a little bit. (Emile) | |
You could always do something onstage, like Hugh Jackman. Him and NPH can do anything. They can HOST anything. (Stephen) | |
Stephen deacon frost from blade was one of my favorite villians and you really made that movie fun. Do you think they'd let you in another marvel movie now that they are so huge? | I don't know! Blade was the first Marvel movie they ever made, and now Marvel is owned by Disney, so it's a different thing. (Stephen) |
Mr. Dorff, I just watched "Immortals" last night, and it was a lot more fun than any of the trailers I watched for it would have me believe. My question is this: can you pull off an English accent, or was it a decision by the filmmakers to have everyone speaking however they would normally speak? | Great question! I asked that question to Tarsem and he said "Speak the way you want" so everybody spoke in their own dialect. And I'm glad you liked it. (Stephen) |
Emile, What's your favorite story ever written? | I don't really know if I have a favorite story ever written. (Emile) |
Stephen, I loved your work in the film Somewhere and my question is do you plan on doing more films with Elle Fanning? You two had great chemistry and you could see the bond you two had on screen. | We're actually talking about taking "Somewhere" on a dinner theater tour when she finishes school… just kidding. But I would love to work with Elle again, she is taller than me now so I would need some boots. She's an amazing girl, an amazing actress, and I love her as a person and as my movie daughter and a friend, and I would love to work with her again. I would need an apple box to stand next to her. (STephen) |
Stephen: were the black flag and sub pop shirts in "somewhere" yours, or wardrobe? | Those were Sofia Coppola's, everything in that movie is her design and idea pretty much. (Stephen) |
Stephen, I thought you were terrific in Somewhere. It's such a reserved and calculated film, it's like experiencing that time in Johnny's life alongside him. Can you confirm who the character is supposed to be? Is it Johnny Knoxville? | No. It's a character Sofia created that is a blend of a lot of different people but is ultimately a fictional character named Johnny. Johnny Knoxville huh? Sofia just created the character just like Bill Murray who is playing an actor in Lost in Translation but it's not really him. There's a lot of personal stuff in that movie that she has in there, but it's not based on Johnny Knoxville. (Stephen) |
Emile, you have been in a ton of great movies, but one of my favorites is "Girl Next Door" did you have a feeling that it was going to be much more than a goofy teen comedy when you read the script? | We were hoping that we would get Academy Award nominations and AFI awards but we all knew we were kidding ourselves. We knew it would be relegated to 'teen sex comedy.' (Stephen) |
Dude, I just watched Cold Creek Manner the other day for the first time. What the heck happened there? I thought you played your character great but I can't imagine you looked at this script and thought "this is gonna be awesome" | DUDE. Where's my car? (Stephen) |
To the both of you: how do you like filming in my home state? | We loved it! We loved working in Nevada, it's a great place, I took a little excursion to Tahoe. We loved Lake Tahoe, we loved the trees and the landscape, the sunsets and the weather was beautiful. (Emile) |
We loved the people of Reno. (Stephen) | |
Hi Stephen! Which movie was the most fun making? | Not sure! I had fun on The Motel Life. (Stephen) |
Do you mind posting proof in the description of your post? | We're getting the movie to post in a few. |
The Power of One is still one of all time favorite movies. That's all. Oh and damn you're hot Stephen! | Well, damn you! Thank you baby. (Stephen) |
I don't really have a question, but my cousin Andrew plays the younger version of your character Frank in The Motel Life and he talks about it all the time. I'm excited for this movie to finally come out because I can't wait to see it after hearing so much about it! | Good Buddy! Excited for you to see the movie as well. Looking forward to you seeing the movie with your cousin, and then going out and playing miniature golf afterwards. (Emile) |
Emile - Congrats on the new kid! Edit: Sorry I originally asked him how it was working with Ledger and promptly deleted it without thinking of clicking the edit button because I noticed he already answered it above. Should have said that... Mah bad. | Heath was a great, greatly dedicated actor who constantly was pushing himself and exploring and trying new things. But he also was not an overly dedicated actor either, he was able to drop the character and have a beer with his buddies as well. (Emile) |
Dorff, you play a good villain...BE MORE VILLAINOUS! | Yeah, I'm kind of having fun playing different kinds of characters! I did the villain thing for a while. (Stephen) |
I just watched Felon the other day. Great performance Stephen! | Thank you very much, we appreciate you watching our movies, even the smaller ones, and this (The Motel Life) is one of the smaller ones so you should probably check it out. (Emile) |
with Alpha dog, Lord's of Dogtown and Savages on your (Emile) resume I can't wait to check out this new one! | Thanks for having great taste. ;) (Stephen) |
No questions here just fans of you both! | TTYL. |
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