ME-The Movie

[Czarcasm]

Time for a little insight. Who would play you in your movie biography?

My pick is...Jeff Goldblum!

[sly]

Michael J. Fox - but he'd have to wear platform shoes.

[MrKnowItAll]

Ron Howard

[timmar68]

Janeane Garafalo

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MaryAnn
Sometimes life is so great you just gotta muss up your hair and quack like a duck!

[BoBettie]

Mira Sorvino
....a little tough, a little cute...kicks ass but still looks nice.

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An optimist sees an opportunity in every calamity; A pessimist sees a calamity in every opportunity.

[tomndebb]

Well, I'd want John Goodman, but they'd probably resurrect John Candy.

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Tom~

[Pete]

Jack Nicholson, but they'd have to use a lot of makeup to make him look 17.

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I don't know who first said "everyone's a critic," but I think it's a really stupid saying.

[AWB]

Probably Daniel Stern. He and I look a lot alike. Complete strangers even say so.

BTW, this is Daniel Stern (http://us.imdb.com/Name?Stern,+Daniel).

No question, Eve Arden.

[NicePete]

Dan Ackroyd

[Ukulele Ike]

Uhhhh..Skeets Gallagher?

[Chef Troy]

John Goodman, looking like he did in "The Big Lebowski."

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Live a Lush Life
Da Chef

[Stevie Rave On]

Matt Damon. We're about the same age, and I've been told about 6 times that I look like him. (I always hope they don't mean how he looked in Courage Under Fire)

[TheNerd]

Seth Green. I personally don't see much resemblance, but I've been told it's there.

[Ukulele Ike]

I've been told I look like Harry Anderson. Drunks in the L.A. airport have demanded that I perform magic tricks.

I've met Harry Anderson, and he's about six foot five; a good five inches taller than I am. So if he plays me, the love interest will have to stand on a chair.

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Uke

[dwtno]

I've been called an Adam Arkin look-a-like. Um, "Chicago Hope" era Arkin, not "Northern Exposure."

*I* wear shoes!

Oh, OK, are we going with who we LOOK like, or who we ACT like? For personality, I'd go with some wise-cracking dame like Eve Arden, above, or Joan Blondell.

For looks, I've been told a depressing number of times that I look like Cher and Frank Zappa had a baby . . . So I dunno. Bea Lillie? Connie Selleca? Daniel Day-Lewis in a wig?

[Fretful Porpentine]

I'd love to be played by Emma Thompson, but I think she's too old.

Figuring that it should be someone five to ten years *younger* than I am, to allow for flashbacks and the time delay in making a film -- Anna Paquin?

[barton]

Kenny Wayne Shepard, that young blues guitarist, is pretty much my twin. Save they'd have to give him some testosterone injections so he could manage the half-shaved look.

[Dirty Devil]

Bugs Bunny (I always thought early Bugs was one cool cat).

[DrFidelius]

Sean Connery, if he puts on about thirty pounds...


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Dr. Fidelius, Charlatan
Associate Curator Anomalous Paleontology, Miskatonic University
"There's a Seeker born every minute."

Steven Wright, definitely. :P

[Nickrz]

Hate to say it, folks - MPSIMS.

[Ukulele Ike]

Not to sound superficial, but I think looks count as much as attitude in this sort of thing. Why the hell did Donald O'Connor get the title role in THE BUSTER KEATON STORY?

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Uke

[ChrisCTP]

Hafta be Janeane Garofalo for me...

Slythe, if Jeff Goldblum is playing you, I want to be your date at the premiere. Yum.

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Veni, Vidi, Visa ... I came, I saw, I bought.

[Pete]

Stevie Rave, you really better hope you don't look like Matt Damon from the educational series "Voyage of the Mimi."

(He was about 9 years old)

Like I said, Jack Nicholson would play me for attitude. Well, actually, that's just for the cool scenes. The rest of the time, I'd pick Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean) to play me in the many silly scenes.

If for looks, it would have to be, ahem, Brad Pitt. Okay, okay, maybe Gilbert Godfried.

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I don't know who first said "everyone's a critic," but I think it's a really stupid saying.