James Franco's Child of God

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  • 02 Apr 2012 at 3:24 pm #646

    Dowdy
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    Have any of you been following the ‘behind the scenes’ videos from James Franco on the set of Child of God? I didn’t even know there were any (apart from one pre-production clip with Scott Haze that someone (possibly Glass) posted a while back. Here’s number 7, in the cave: Link

    Haven’t watched the others yet, just found this one in Scott Haze’s Twitter feed. Will give the others a watch now.


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    04 Apr 2012 at 1:53 pm #677

    Candy Minx
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    Hey these are fantastci videos. I love Franco’s energy…he is so alive and obsessed. I love this whole making of videos…released during the filming!

    These are the heady new days and ways of making art.

    I think Franco is like a young Peter Joseph!!!! And I’d stand on Orson Wells coffee table and shout that to the world!


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    04 Apr 2012 at 2:03 pm #678

    Candy Minx
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    I thought the fire troubles were hilarious. I could have told them it would smoke them out when I first saw the camp fire…I was thinking to myself…”uh oh”.

    And holy crap…Scott Haze is awesome!!!! He is freaking me out…


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    06 Apr 2012 at 11:47 pm #712

    Bunny McVane
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    You been wantin’ it


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    07 Nov 2012 at 2:49 am #2310

    This will come out in 2013, right?


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    07 Nov 2012 at 12:49 pm #2314

    wesmorgan
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    Just watched number 7.  I still have hopes for the film, but shooting the cave scenes in a mine seems a bit odd–as if they think that one couldn’t tell the difference between the two.  And the crew building a fire in the mine and nearly becoming overcome with smoke reminds me of a bunch of clueless kids like John Wesley, Boog, Johnny Romines and Warn Pulliam doing the same thing in The Orchard Keeper (pp. 140-142).  And these are professional filmmakers?


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    07 Nov 2012 at 7:08 pm #2316

    Rick Wallach
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    Minx: in your cowboy boots?

    Email me your home address. I have something I need to send you.


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    09 Nov 2012 at 8:06 pm #2327

    Candy Minx
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    Wes hello !!think this is a delightfully low (lower) budget version. I think the fire in the cave (mine) is more revealing these are city kids rather than revealing their status as film makers. Ha these days anyone can pick up a handy am and call themselves a film maker. Write a poem you’re a poet. Run for president you’re political.

     

    Rick! Hey hey! I will send you our address…it’s new. We are in the middle of a slow move…yep leaving grandmas and moving to Pilsen. We have a great cute apartment in Pilsen and the food on every street corner is amazing. I’m addicted to this torts shop with a breaded steak sandwich with pulled pork and ham, avacado, sour cream huge hot pickled peppers called “la seniorita” I have to have one once a week!


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    18 Apr 2013 at 12:36 pm #3287

    Dowdy
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    Profile here of Scott Haze, including details of his preparation for the Child of God shoot and some photos. According to his Twitter account it sounds like the movie is on its way soon, although I was surprised to read today that Franco is bringing As I Lay Dying to Cannes while Child of God hasn’t appeared at any festival yet (and was shot before the Faulkner adaptation).


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    26 Apr 2013 at 6:24 pm #3347

    Fire in the cave smoking the flick folks out, except Scott Haze as Ballard stayed in there and gulped in the haze. They all kinda looked like smoked out dumb asses.

    Minx you moving to Pilsen? That’s in the Czech Republic, ain’t it?

    Ole Fart


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    03 May 2013 at 8:55 pm #3357

    Candy Minx
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    I am living in Pilsen Bob. Pilsen Chicago…and it’s the best neighborhood in the city.i love it. yes it was at one point a Czech neighborhood but now it’s is diversified with tons of Hispanic population, hipsters, artists, families etc. it is great pastime of mine when I’m on the pink line to play a guessing game…identifying who gets off the train at 18th. The skinnier the jeans towards 18th. As one gets further from 18th the pants legs get wider and wider.


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    04 May 2013 at 8:09 am #3358

    Richard L.
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    Re: “The skinnier the jeans towards 18th. As one gets further from 18th the pants legs get wider and wider.”

    Kinda like the bigger the flowers on the dress, the older the woman.

    But what we take for synchroncity or quirks of ethnicity is more accurately explained by salesmanship. Corporations seduced us into buying what they sell and convince us that it was our idea all along. Why are Americans fatter than they used to be? Not because we have become a nation of lazy dudes, moochers, and takers (who vote for the socialist Obama; another joke), for even as Rush Limbaugh propagates that idea, we need only look to his example to see the oxy-moron.


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