APRIL 2003: “ALPHA LIST” Tom Hanks, Tom Cruise, Harrison Ford, Jack Nicholson, Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, Jude Law, Samuel L. Jackson, Don Cheadle, Hugh Grant, Dennis Quaid, Ewan McGregor, and Matt Damon.
It’s from the Vanity Fair April 2003 “Hollywood Edition.” cover.
I thought you were speaking of my complete hash (due to poor editing and bad proof reading) of Annie Liebvoitz’s name; which due to my rereading of my comment thanks to you, is now fixed. 🙂
If you mean when he said “I did a bad thing” I believe Johnny Carson had retired, so that was with Jay Leno…. and it actually seemed to endear him to people.
Thanks for the correction. You are correct, Carson had retired a couple of years before the incident. I did a Google search, and, Yes, that is in-part what Grant said:
What did Hugh Grant say on Jay Leno? During the interview, Leno was quick to ask Grant “What the hell were you thinking?” as the audience erupted into laughter. “You know in life what’s a good thing to do and a bad thing to do.I did a bad thing,” Grant told the late night host at the time. The rest of the interview remained lighthearted with Grant explaining how the arrest impacted…
An Early School Bus, Sunset School, West Linn, Oregon – 1904. Horse-drawn carriages provided the first public school transportation This photo has been described as the first public transportation of pupils in Oregon.
So does mine.
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The robot might have a playful spirit, but it can’t compete with that.
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The full photograph by Annie Leibovitz….
…and its caption
APRIL 2003: “ALPHA LIST” Tom Hanks, Tom Cruise, Harrison Ford, Jack Nicholson, Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, Jude Law, Samuel L. Jackson, Don Cheadle, Hugh Grant, Dennis Quaid, Ewan McGregor, and Matt Damon.
It’s from the Vanity Fair April 2003 “Hollywood Edition.” cover.
Who?
Fixed now, thanks.
Fixed? I only meant I knew three faces and half of the names…
I thought you were speaking of my complete hash (due to poor editing and bad proof reading) of Annie Liebvoitz’s name; which due to my rereading of my comment thanks to you, is now fixed. 🙂
Except in this comment! LOL…
(Just teasing… I know it’s a typo. But funny timing for it 😁)
I can’t claim to know everybody in the full photo, only most of them.
Hmmm… I could pick Randy Quaid and Don Cheadle out of this lineup, if you said their names…
But I guess not Edward Norton, Jude Law, or Ewan McGregor.
I just don’t go to enough movies…. sigh…. and none since Covid.
I didn’t even get Tom Hanks!
You forgot to add the spoiler tag for the names.
Hugh Grant went from A-List to Z-List in one Mugshot…
Only for a minute, if you mean the one I think.
That was back in the 90s…
and maybe cost him a role or two, or even a short hiatus.
But it sure didn’t seem to stick.
Notting Hill, the Bridget Jones films, and a LOT of other famous films came afterward, well into this century.
And this “Alpha List”-labeled photo is from 2003.
I remember when one of his first interviews after “the incident” was with Johnny Carson, and how THAT conversation went…
If you mean when he said “I did a bad thing” I believe Johnny Carson had retired, so that was with Jay Leno…. and it actually seemed to endear him to people.
Thanks for the correction. You are correct, Carson had retired a couple of years before the incident. I did a Google search, and, Yes, that is in-part what Grant said:
What did Hugh Grant say on Jay Leno?
During the interview, Leno was quick to ask Grant “What the hell were you thinking?” as the audience erupted into laughter. “You know in life what’s a good thing to do and a bad thing to do. I did a bad thing,” Grant told the late night host at the time. The rest of the interview remained lighthearted with Grant explaining how the arrest impacted…
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I thought Disney had a “thing” going with Dell Comics…
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According to physics one doorway is getting closer and the other moving away…
Blue door…
What’s that secret you’re keeping?
Mom never cared for that song. She felt bad for the guy who couldn’t get in.
She also felt bad for the guy who got “No bread, with one meat ball”.
I feel better if those are doors.
I thought we were trapped.
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They’re taking a phony!
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Born to be wild!
No collar, no rope… What a good boy!
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It’s hard to find water in the winter.
Amazing photo!
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MORE ON THIS.
Heavy, man.
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Best Buds.
Gorgeous creatures, both of them.
You have to wonder: What experience bonded these two?
The partners are conferring now.
find the judge with no gavel
Well, duh.
All you have to do is look for… you know… the one who doesn’t have a gavel.
Somewhat complicated by the fact that you can’t see whether a couple of them on the extreme left or any in the whole bottom row have anything at all…
But okay, okay…. I’ll play.
Assuming we’re talking about only the fully visible participants, and that they’re all lawyers…
I only see ONE….
This one:
I got the same one you did.
Yup!
…without a coffee cup…
If you look closely you can see the gavel handle.
But I agree that it does look more like a coffee mug… maybe because it’s so big.
The head of a gavel is usually more like 3″ high.
Gavel? What gavel.
Are those brown things gavels? I thought that they were coffee cups.
Oops I answered this on your comment to me.
THE OFFICIAL ANSWER.
Which agrees with everyone.
If it took you 38 seconds, you need better glasses.
Oh Claude. You know there’s no comparison….
A robot dog will never be excited to see you, never curl up in your lap… never show you love and affection.
That’s why you need a real d….
Wait… we’re talking about Cleo, right?
Ok, there must be some other reason you need Cleo.
I’ll give you some time to think, ok?
Home defense?
Except for the EWC, of course.
I think the preference is external munitions vs potential internal munitions.
An Early School Bus, Sunset School, West Linn, Oregon – 1904. Horse-drawn carriages provided the first public school transportation This photo has been described as the first public transportation of pupils in Oregon.
An Early School Bus, Sunset School, West Linn, Oregon – 1904 – Colour by Sergey Rauzin 2024