After this huge dollop of collective vanity the names of Kurt Russell and Kevin Costner won't be around for much longer. Well, not above the title.
Courtney Cox is luckier. She has "Friends" to fall back on.
Where exactly do aging leading men go to hide after they use their once-potent image to get finance for a movie that ranks among the worst ever that has, could-have-had, nearly-had or should've-had the words "Las Vegas" in the title. Instead of Graceland.
One day, if they haven't already, Russell and Costner will have grandchildren. "3,000 miles to Graceland" will be expunged from memory when they reach movie-going age and ask, "Name all your 15 best films grandaddy?"
But I do recommend "3,000 smiles from Iceland" a 1932 documentary shot on a shoestring by Stygvie Thortstensonsson recounting that epic moment at exactly 12:32pm on August 14, 1926 when the sun shone for the first time since 1922 on that desolate northern land, best known these days for transatlantic airline emergency landings to arrest passengers accused of air rage.
Courtney Cox is luckier. She has "Friends" to fall back on.
Where exactly do aging leading men go to hide after they use their once-potent image to get finance for a movie that ranks among the worst ever that has, could-have-had, nearly-had or should've-had the words "Las Vegas" in the title. Instead of Graceland.
One day, if they haven't already, Russell and Costner will have grandchildren. "3,000 miles to Graceland" will be expunged from memory when they reach movie-going age and ask, "Name all your 15 best films grandaddy?"
But I do recommend "3,000 smiles from Iceland" a 1932 documentary shot on a shoestring by Stygvie Thortstensonsson recounting that epic moment at exactly 12:32pm on August 14, 1926 when the sun shone for the first time since 1922 on that desolate northern land, best known these days for transatlantic airline emergency landings to arrest passengers accused of air rage.