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Actor Bradley Whitford during an interview with his brother, journalist David Whitford, during the “Conversations” series at Arlington High School on April 11, 2018. [Wicked Local Photo/Ruby Wallau]
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Get Out (2017)
Dir: Jordan Peele
DOP: Toby Oliver
“All I know is sometimes…if there’s too many white people I get nervous, you know?”
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Bradley Whitford talks about the ferocious pace of life on The West Wing as Richard Schiff listens, March 7, 2000 at the Paley Center.
I didn’t hear any of what BWhits said because WOULD YOU PLEASE LOOK AT SCHIFF
Host: Are you into the Internet at all, Brad? Do you visit West Wing message boards on AOL or fan sites?
Bradley Whitford: You know what, people actually make fun of me because I live in fear of — when you do theater in New York, they always have after-play discussions, and those can be …
Host:Brutal.
Bradley Whitford: … brutal and sort of devastating events.
Host:Right.
Bradley Whitford: And damaging, if you have to do it the next day. And people have said, you know, these very complimentary things, and that I should look at them, but I really kind of live in fear of any West Wing Web sites.
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Drew Goddard’s horror comedy, The Cabin in the Woods, joins the likes of Evil Dead II and Scream as a genre send-up that actually works - it’s as funny as it is scary, and it’s the most entertaining film of the year.
Ingeniously deconstructing something as familiar as a horror movie, The Cabin in the Woods turns the genre on its head by introducing a supernatural element of puppet-mastery, giving the power of manipulation over a group of five artificially exaggerated sterotypes to corporate middle management. It’s a devilishly clever concept, but one that never gets in the way of the film’s thesis: horror movies are supposed to be entertaining. The Cabin in the Woods never holds back, in terms of both its humour and its horror.
But then the best send-ups are the ones that wholeheartedly embrace their roots - The Cabin in the Woods does just that.
