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...September 17, 1975, entry was read aloud to the court by witness Jackie O'Hara, nee Wettenhall, and the words that followed involved her. "I said, 'Well what about you and Jackie? You keep telling me that you don't like her and you're all over her'. He doesn't understand that he can be nice to her without hanging all over her." Seated on the front bench of the public gallery, two of Skakel's other brothers, Rushton and Stephen, and his sister Julie, listened closely as O'Hara continued. "Michael jumps to conclusions...
Most of the actors do credible work amidst the uneven material. O’Hara makes an appealing, if bland, Susan; Jack Noseworthy sings almost well enough as Dallas to offset his acting deficiencies; and James has enough range to hold down the center of a big Broadway musical, though one wishes he’d allow his voice more free reign...
...Stanford University, with a few sentimental pitstops along the way. Along with an incredibly funny screenplay by Mike White (the cutting-edge scribe of the critically-acclaimed independent film Chuck & Buck), the film boasts an all-star cast, filled to the brim with comedic heavyweights. Catherine O’Hara (Home Alone) plays Shaun’s emotional unstable and marginally alcoholic mother; John Lithgow (Terms of Endearment) plays Shaun’s disapproving and unaffectionate father; and Lily Tomlin (Tea With Mussolini) plays the incompetent guidance counselor. And these are just a few of the esteemed names that grace...
...know, I didn’t really have to create it. That came from Jack [Black], Catherine [O’Hara] and John [Lithgow] and all of them, that was their job. My job was coping with it. My whole purpose was to work with what they gave me, with how they interpreted what Mike [White] had written and committed it to flesh and bone, and my job was just to work with that. All I had to do was react to them. So it was actually very simple, and very fun, because each character was so different...
...What was it like working on the set with legendary comedians like Harold Ramis and Catherine O’Hara? Did you feel intimidated...