Subject: Re: Who is that guy?
Date: Thu, 15 Jan 1998 10:26:38 -0800
From: kb
marni lynne hager wrote:
> Ok. Let me get this straight. You were at a friend's house, and had
to try to get these people to know who Steve is. When nobody knew the
characters, you *pulled out a picture*? Where exactly did you pull
this picture from? Your wallet? And, here I thought I was a devoted fan.
;-)
Heheh, it sounds worse than it is. At the time, I happened to have
several magazines in my car which contained small pictures of Steve. I
just brought them inside and showed everyone. And no, I don't usually
make it a habit of carrying around pictures of Mr. Buscemi; it was just
coincidence. I promise! :)
Kym
Subject: Re: Movie Posters
Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 01:00:54 EST
From: Kult Membr
I know of the 2 shops that you mentioned in Hollywood. I got photos from
Res Dogs from both of those, and I've seen the Res Dogs autographed
picture (me.. drooling).
Puck writes:
>>And I did manage to tape "Monsters" on Monday. Had to do it at my
mom's house because I don't get the Sci-Fi channel. I think mom wants me to
go into therapy... Anyway, the ep would have been kinda sexy if that
woman wasn't such a dog. Anyone else agree?
I SO agree -- I couldn't see what hold she would have over anyone? And
poor Steve was acting his heart out in this, while everyone else was such
an amateur. And that makeup job.... **sigh**
As for the Trees Lounge poster, my local video store promised me one of
their copies when the vid first came out -- they even put my name on the
back! When I went back, and it had been taken down, I asked about it and
they had thrown it away. I was so mad!
- Liisa <---- now will have to pay $25 for a poster she should have
gotten for free!
P.S. Who's been bagging on In The Soup? I must have missed that! I
thought it was a great movie -- it was what made me fall in love with
him!
Subject: The Wedding Singer
Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 16:05:17 -0800 (PST)
From: Kelly
Hello, all
I'm just dropping you a note to let you now that THE WEDDING SINGER
web page is finally up. Overall, it's kinda weak, but hey, it has a
clip of Steve from the movie there. it's at : www.weddingsinger.com
And -- I also would like to know who was talking about IN THE SOUP,
one of my favorite Steve movies!
Ok, I'm trying not to cry from laughing so hard. Tonight's episode dealt
with some jumper who got shot somehow. The great thing was that Munch
(Richard Belzer) notes that "with those beady little eyes and ?
moustache, he looks like a cross between Steve Buscemi (pronounced
boo-shem-ee), ?, and Edgar Allen Poe." Kellerman (Reed Diamond) replies
"aren't they all the same person?"
Sorry I missed the word before moustache and the name of the third person
in the above quote. Did anyone else catch this? Did you find it funny?
Marni
Subject: Re: Homicide:LotS (1/16/98)
Date: Sat, 17 Jan 1998 17:06:47 +0200 (EET)
From: Ville Forss
At 22.12 16.1.1998 -0800, Marni wrote:
>Ok, I'm trying not to cry from laughing so hard. Tonight's episode dealt
with some jumper who got shot somehow. The great thing was that Munch
(Richard Belzer) notes that "with those beady little eyes and []
moustache, he looks like a cross between Steve Buscemi (pronounced
boo-shem-ee), [], and Edgar Allen Poe." Kellerman (Reed Diamond) replies
"aren't they all the same person?"
>Sorry I missed the word before moustache and the name of the third person
in the above quote. Did anyone else catch this? Did you find it funny?
Haven't seen this episode, but wasn't Buscemi in an early episode of
Homicide?
Ville Forss
Subject: Re: Homicide:LotS (1/16/98)
Date: Sat, 17 Jan 1998 11:04:33 -0500
From: ED HELLMAN
Marni wrote:
> Ok, I'm trying not to cry from laughing so hard. Tonight's episode dealt
with some jumper who got shot somehow. The great thing was that Munch
(Richard Belzer) notes that "with those beady little eyes and ?
moustache, he looks like a cross between Steve Buscemi (pronounced
boo-shem-ee), ?, and Edgar Allen Poe." Kellerman (Reed Diamond) replies
"aren't they all the same person?"
> Sorry I missed the word before moustache and the name of the third person
in the above quote. Did anyone else catch this? Did you find it funny?
AARRRGGHH! I missed that! I was switching between homicide nash Bridges! I
have only seen Homicide twice (last night and a nother time) and both had
Buscemi! The first ws the one were he starred as "Gordon Pratt" (?). That
was before I knew about Steve, but I remember thinking he was a good actor and
looked cool. . .
{Note: Only Steve's name was mentioned in last night's episode. He,
himself, was not in it.}
Well, anyway, if anyone finds out when either will repeat, drop me a line.
Thanks alot!
Ed
P.S. I think I know the exact SCENE in which he said that, but i switched
right in the middle!!!! :(
Subject: Steve Bu shem ee
Date: Sat, 17 Jan 1998 22:33:01 PST
From: Jarrod Harkness
Steve was in an eposode of Homicide called "life on the street"
I was also looking through an old tape of mine and found a Saturday
night live eposode of when Quentin Tarintino hosted, in which Steve
played in a skit. It was a type of Res dogs style in a class room. I
was just woundering if anyone else saw this, because I noticed people
talking about different shows that Steve appeared in and no one
mentioned this one. It was probally about late 1996 sometime after "Pulp
Fiction" I thought that it was really cool that he was on the show.
Jarrod the great. !!
Subject: Re: Steve Bu shem ee
Date: Sat, 17 Jan 1998 23:14:08 -0800 (PST)
From: Marni Hager
On Sat, 17 Jan 1998, Jarrod wrote:
> I was also looking through an old tape of mine and found a Saturday
night live eposode of when Quentin Tarintino hosted, in which Steve
played in a skit. It was a type of Res dogs style in a class room. I
was just woundering if anyone else saw this, because I noticed people
talking about different shows that Steve appeared in and no one
mentioned this one. It was probally about late 1996 sometime after "Pulp
Fiction" I thought that it was really cool that he was on the show.
Yes, I did see this when it aired originally. The skit was based on the
old tv show called _Welcome Back, Kotter_. John Travolta was hosting; and
the skit featured Steve as Mr. Pink, as well as David L. Lander reprising
his role of "Squiggy" from _Laverne & Shirley_. I found the skit fairly
humorous until we got to the bit with "Squiggy." Even Steve couldn't save
it at that point.
More importantly than the skit, I noticed him during the closing of the
show as just hanging back not doing anything since the cast was singing
"We'll be together..." from _Grease_. I thought he should have joined in
or slipped backstage.
As for not mentioning shows, there are a great deal of Steve projects that
have yet to be discussed. But, most are listed at several sites.
Marni
Subject: Saturday Night Live
Date: Sun, 18 Jan 1998 02:12:13 EST
From: Kult Membr
Jarrod "the great" writes:
>>I was also looking through an old tape of mine and found a Saturday
night live eposode of when Quentin Tarintino hosted, in which Steve
played in a skit. It was a type of Res dogs style in a class room.
I was just woundering if anyone else saw this, because I noticed people
talking about different shows that Steve appeared in and no one mentioned this
one. It was probally about late 1996 sometime after "Pulp Fiction" I
thought that it was really cool that he was on the show.
If this is the episode I think you're talking about, it was a cross between
Res Dogs and Welcome Back Kotter. Unless, I'm thinking of a show hosted by
John Travolta. It was so long ago, I can't remember. But I could kick
myself, because I saw it when it was originally aired, and I don't remember
Steve in it at all. BUT, like I said, it could be I'm thinking of a different
episode. I have, after all, been known to be wrong!
Alright I was wrong. It was welcome back Kotter. I watched it again
after I wrote this. But I didn't notice Steve in the background, I
didn't really look either. Marni I would really like to know how you
have so much information about Steve. I noticed that if anyone has a
question about him you have the answer? just wounderin'
Jarrod the great. !!
Subject: Re: How does Marni know?
Date: Sun, 18 Jan 1998 22:07:56 -0800 (PST)
From: Marni Hager
Jarrod wrote:
> Alright I was wrong. It was welcome back Kotter. I watched it again
after I wrote this. But I didn't notice Steve in the background, I
didn't really look either.
During the closing of the show, the cast and guests gather on the stage to
say goodbye. Before Travolta broke into the song, and was followed by the
other members of the SNL cast, they thanked the guests, including Steve
and David L. Lander ("Squiggy"). I don't recall if these two were
standing together, but I do know that Steve was on the left side of the
screen (stage right for those who are more comfortable with stage
directions). He is obscure in the beginning, but when everyone comes back
to the stage at the end of the song, he's there in the same spot just
hanging out most likely because he wasn't told what the plan was. (After
hearing him sing in _Somebody to Love_, I think he would have fit in
perfectly with the rest of them because he has a good voice. At least
one article I've seen has mentioned that he was a lead singer of a band
for a year, but they disbanded due to infighting.)
> Marni I would really like to know how you have so much information
about Steve. I noticed that if anyone has a question about him you have
the answer? just wounderin'
Well, the answer is quite simple. I have many friends around the world
who have let me know when Steve is in a magazine or newspaper, and have
even sent me copies in return for favors of getting them other things they
would like. Add to this the fact that my brain does not remember anything
it should (ie- things for finals), and there is a ton of space that must
be used in some manner. This space is used for the memory of trivial
facts that can only be good if one goes on a game show such as "Debt"
where they have a category named "The Movies of Steve Buscemi."
Does that answer it?
Marni
Subject: New web page
Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 19:54:03 -0800 (PST)
From: Marni Hager
Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to let everyone know that I have a bare-bones web page up
now for Steve. The address is:
http://www.fortunecity.com/lavender/rothside/79.
The films and tv pages are pretty much standard, but check out the links
page and let me know what you think. (Those of you with pages, don't
steal my links! Just put a link to my page of links. ;-) ) If you find
any that don't work, let me know.
Marni
Subject: The Real Blonde
Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 20:53:18 -0800 (PST)
From: Kelly
Last week I saw the trailer for THE REAL BLONDE on ET. Didn't see Steve
anywhere. However, I've read two different interviews with Tom DiCillo
where he says that Steve has a nice size role -- no cameo!:) Since he
directed the film, I guess we should take his word for it. At least,
until it comes out and we can see for ourselves.
Check ya later,
Kelly
P.S Congratulations on the new
Steve site. You go, girl!
{Thanks for the compliment. Marni}
Subject: Steve in The Drew Carey Show!
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 09:06:50 -0800
From: kb
Hey all. I just found out that Steve Buscemi will be guest starring in
an episode of The Drew Carey Show. From what I can tell, the episode
will air Wednesday, January 28 on ABC at 9:00 p.m. (PST).
Kym
Subject: Steve in SPIN magazine
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 18:19:52 -0500 (EST)
From: Dog Star Girl
Hi everyone,
For those who haven't seen the February issue of SPIN, there is a
feature called "The Spindie 50" which lists the 50 most indie people in
film today. Steve is #9, up from #13 last year. Each person is rated
based on many factors (they give a list) having to do with lifestyle and
career choices, and there is a small write-up for each. They say that
Steve has the "most indie teeth this side of the Atlantic." Heh! There
is also a small picture of him (woo!). For curiosity's sake here are the
top ten:
1. Harmony Korine
2. Parker Posey
3. Lili Taylor
4. Todd Solondz
5. Harvey Keitel
6. Harry Dean Stanton
7. Crispin Glover
8. Jim Jarmusch
9. Steve Buscemi
10. Wim Wenders
By the way, I'm new here. I live in Ontario, Canada, and I'm a
relatively new fan of Steve Buscemi. I'm still getting caught up on all
of his movies, or at least the ones I can find :) I'm glad I found this
list!
Bye for now,
--Sherri
Subject: Re: How does Marni know?
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 18:27:31 -0500
From: mwdallam
>This space is used for the memory of trivial facts that can only be good
if one goes on a game show such as "Debt" where they have a category
named "The Movies of Steve Buscemi."
Okay, if no one else will bite, I certainly will. What is this "Debt"
thing? Are you serious? My curiosity is raised.
