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...Elian: Frankie Muniz Juan Miguel Gonzalez (Father): Oscar De La Hoya Lazaro Gonzalez (Great-Uncle): Alfonso Arau Marisleysis Gonzalez (Second Cousin): Mira Sorvino Armando Gutierrez (Family Spokesman): Cheech Marin Greg Craig (Father?s Lawyer): Ron Eldard Janet Reno: Fred McMurray Fidel Castro: Edward James Olmos Donato Dalrymple: Keanu Reeves Diane Sawyer: Diane Sawyer Bill Clinton: Jon Voight Al Gore: Tony Danza...
...Gonzalez: Ricky Martin Lazaro Gonzalez: Regis Philbin Marisleysis Gonzalez: Kathy Lee Gifford Armando Gutierrez (Family Spokesperson): Cheech Marin Greg Craig (Father's lawyer): Ed Begley Jr. Janet Reno: Bea Arthur Fidel Castro: Edward James Olmos Donato Dalyrymple: Jeff Goldblum Diane Sawyer: Cameron Diaz Bill Clinton:John Travolta Al Gore: Keanu Reeves or Abraham Lincoln...
Jeff Bridges got zapped into it in TRON. Keanu Reeves reached it by means of a red pill in The Matrix. In Neal Stephenson's novel Snow Crash--a cult classic in Silicon Valley--our hero, Hiro Protagonist, goes there wearing goggles and a pair of virtual-reality gloves. It's where I expect to be spending my evenings in the twilight of my life, without ever leaving the comfort of my sofa. And--who knows?--maybe I'll meet you there...
Scary headline of the week: "Keanu Reeves Sings The Carpenters." Apparently, Happy Ending, the upcoming album from his band Dogstar, features a cover of the Carpenters' "Superstar." I shouldn't be allowed to read such things before lunch. In any case, a superb cover version by Sonic Youth already exists, on the If I Were a Carpenter tribute album. And then there's always the original. All together now: "Don't you remember you told me you loved me baby...
...will do to traditional narrative. They'll speed it up, scramble it--and render it in new tonalities, using new palettes. You can see it in the way Pulp Fiction or Run Lola Run toys with time, in the down-the-rabbit-hole goofing of Being John Malkovich, in Keanu Reeves' encounter with that manic bullet in The Matrix. It's a kind of back formation from computer language, this narrative revolution manifesting itself in film. But it surely partakes of the new machine's ability to cast us adrift in ungrounded cyberspace, where all the spatial and temporal laws...