When you walk into a minefield, no matter how careful you are, you’re going to lose a leg.
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When you walk into a minefield, no matter how careful you are, you’re going to lose a leg.
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Unless you have a mine sweeper?
Well, that would come in handy.
It would wouldn’t it!
Gee, I hope not ALWAYS. :o)
Always be prepared for the worst.
Yeah…I get that. Interesting quote
Glad you do.
I believe Ben Stone was portrayed by Michael Moriarty. Whatever, I did get to work with him in my early career in film & tv. He was very nice to me.
More memorable was working with Sam Waterston on a Showtime/Paramount movie, as I was a costume designer at that point. You can see how good he looks in my 1800’s costumes on my website! https://resamcconaghy.com/a-house-divided/
Well, whatever!
Yes, you’re right about Michael Moriarty playing Ben Stone. Sam Waterston played Jack McCoy, the ADA who replaced him in the series and was with the show to the end (2010). They had very different attitudes as to how to do their job. I saw both on stage several times in NY but only met Waterston socially a few times because one of my best friends was the Associate Producer at the Public Theatre under Joe Papp and I went with him to various functions. He’s still very good friends with Waterston. And yes, he is a very nice man. Your costumes, by the way, look great.
It seems although we are far away from each other, we share a small common thread! 😀
(TY about the costumes!)
Yeah, that’s perfect. The only action is on which leg we’ll lose, and how soon.
Anyone’s guess which one, but probably within the first 100 days of you know whose you know what.
A week and a half later and Instill wake up each morning thinking, ‘It wasn’t just a bad dream?!’ So much work to do.
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