[SojournHeart11]

I think we all want to be that assistant who helps out with all of Gale's requirements.

[Sia]

Yes, i woudl be even fully satisfied as passive observer

I am really curious about his last project Engagement, I hoped we would hear something during or after rehearsals and shooting, but probably we need to be more patient.

[SojournHeart11]

Originally Posted by Sia (View Post) Yes, i woudl be even fully satisfied as passive observer I am really curious about his last project Engagement, I hoped we would hear something during or after rehearsals and shooting, but probably we need to be more patient.

Yeah, it's been two weeks already! Like, any updates?

[Star11]

Originally Posted by SojournHeart11 (View Post) Yeah, it's been two weeks already! Like, any updates?

I was hoping for a photo or two.

[Giotto]

Originally Posted by Star11 (View Post) I was hoping for a photo or two.

you know that we sure will have to wait for that quite a while

[SojournHeart11]

I watched the Unseen last night. That's one of my favorite movies of his, and he really holds down that role. It's always interesting to see he and Michelle getting it on in some grimey convenient store bathroom, a little bizarre, too.

[Sia]

Originally Posted by SojournHeart11 (View Post) I watched the Unseen last night. That's one of my favorite movies of his, and he really holds down that role. It's always interesting to see he and Michelle getting it on in some grimey convenient store bathroom, a little bizarre, too.

When I first saw the clips from this movie almost immediately after I finished QAF, it seemed quiet strange for me to see Gale with Michelle in sex scenes but that was mainly as it was strange to see him with anyone else than Randy in Qaf. NOw I think they have great chemistry with Michelle.

[SojournHeart11]

I try not to imagine it being Brian and Melanie doing it, it makes watching that scene a lot less awkward.

[Giotto]

Originally Posted by SojournHeart11 (View Post) I try not to imagine it being Brian and Melanie doing it, it makes watching that scene a lot less awkward.

I never thought about it that way that would be strange

[Sia]

Photos from shooting Wake (2003)

[Giotto]

Wow I'm impressed were you find all those pics Sia there are a lot I've never seen before

[Sia]

Originally Posted by Giotto (View Post) Wow I'm impressed were you find all those pics Sia there are a lot I've never seen before

I like photos from shootings, it shows sometimes new and interesting aspects of an actor. AND of course always love to see Gale in any action

[Giotto]

Originally Posted by Sia (View Post) I like photos from shootings, it shows sometimes new and interesting aspects of an actor. AND of course always love to see Gale in any action

So am I, and I love to see the works behind the scenes

[SojournHeart11]

I cannot stop staring at that little attached seat that's connected to the staircase. Old houses have some weird, interesting things about them, and this would have to be one of them.

[Sia]

Gale´s first movie - 36K

Quiet bad quality, but worth watching
This scene makes me laugh so much, it´s so cheesy
Gale is adorkable and rewards us again with the lip thing
(there are other parts of the film on youtube as well if anyone is interested)



A turbulent story about 36,000 bucks, two simple men and one cold woman. Blackie and Jewels steal 36K in Mexico. The Mexicans follow them, wanting their money back. Jewels takes the money and runs away from Blackie, and bumps into Booker. She ends up going home with him, and Booker falls in love. Jewels only loves herself and money, though... so she rips off Booker as well. After Blackie shoots one of the Mexicans in Booker's apartment, Booker and Jewels get in the car and run. Needless to say, Blackie catches up with them... and Booker and Blackie have a "High Noon" showdown. The end is as surprising as the rest of the film, and quite whimsical.You need a warped sense of humor and the ability to suspend disbelief to watch this film. If you do, you will be amply rewarded. Gale Harold delivers a stunning performance as naive Booker - whose character is a far cry from Harold's suave Brian Kinney in Queer as Folk.