Academy Award Winning Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter, Kings Speech Interview
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- Опубліковано 20 бер 2012
- Academy Award Winning Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter, Director Tom Hooper and Academy Award Winning Screen Writer, David Seidler Kings Speech Interview.
Every year the Los Angeles based, Brits in L.A. group create short film parodies of the films that the Motion Picture Academy nominates for best films...at the end of 3 weeks participants show their comedy versions of the best film nominees at a big red carpet event called "The Toscars". Last year the parody of "The Kings Speech" won the Toscar for best picture. Here is the Toscar parody, "The King Speak".
"The King Speak" • The King Speak (Toscar...
This year the at the 5th Annual Toscars, the parody of "The Artist" the "Con-Artist won. Here is "The Con-Artist" for your viewing pleasure.
"The Con-Artist" • "The Con-Artist"
I was so excited to be involved with the Toscars this year and my team created a parody of Martin Scorsese's 3D film "Hugo" called "Huge-Oh". In it I get to play my two favorite film icons, Mary Poppins and Star Wars Slave Girl Princess Leia (metal bikini and all). It was all great fun.
"Hug-Oh" • Huge-Oh!
When I have time I will return here to post links to many of the best film parodies from the last three Toscar years. Enjoy! - Розваги
I just love her. I always end up smiling whenever I watch her interviews. Thanks for the upload.
Thank you Sharon, I loved the movie, brilliant writing, brilliant acting and brilliant direction. Everyone up there looks completely exhausted, so well done to them again, and well done to you for capturing this piece of history. I hope you're well, take care!
Thanks for uploading! At 5:18, I think she said: And Tom will not take 'no' for an answer. Thanks God, because it, you know, has been a good move obviously". Do you have more of it?
Thank you for sharing. I'm doing pretty well. I'll be moving back to Marin soon. I've been down in L.A.producing a couple of little films in the last 2 years since my dad passed and now it's time to go home and produce my larger movies and help my sister care for my mom. I haven't been doing much on UA-cam the last 2 years and I miss everyone but I'm getting a lot of other work done. Hope you are doing well. So great to hear from you.
I have a little bit more of the interview with Tom Hooper. Where he talks about his first experiences making films.
He should have played Hamlet and King Lear, but not gay! God punished him for LGBT propaganda! His wife cheated on him. Divorce. Lonely old age. Too bad!
I just love her. I always end up smiling whenever I watch her interviews. Thanks for the upload.