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Jackson Sneaks Some Kong Extras (maybe)

Filed under: Action », Drama », Awards », Fandom », Remakes and Sequels »

The UK's Empire Magazine handed out its movie awards last weekend, and the jury (aka the readers) really loved King Kong, electing it film of the year over also-rans Crash, Sin City, War of the Worlds, and Revenge of the Sith. Peter Jackson, sadly, wasn't on hand to collect his award, but he did send along one of the most elaborate, longest acceptance videos the world has ever known - lucky for him, it was also incredibly funny, so no one was booing as it entered its fourth minute.

After opening with a stunned reaction to the fact that his pretty Empire plaque actually said King Kong and NOT Brokeback Mountain, Jackson (the shock of whose skinniness I don't think I'll ever really get over) proceeded to spin a series of riffs about the "polite" actors in the film (cue clips of them swearing), Jack Black's ineptitude (clips of him screwing up his lines), and Andy Serkis' brilliant sense of Kong, a line that led to the part of the video that made me laugh so hard I nearly swallowed my tongue. I don't want to spoil it for you, but let's just say there's dancing involved.

While I assume that all of the outtakes Jackson showed will be on the Super Mega Kong DVD that's due out in a couple of weeks, it's pretty nice that those of us who won't be picking it up get to see the extras for free. Thanks, internets.

[via JoBlo]

Anna Nicole Smith, thespian

Filed under: Drama », Fandom »

It's a little-known fact that octogenarian-marrying reality star Anna Nicole Smith is actually an actress - of the real, non-porn variety! Sadly, her lead work in such widely-seen projects as To the Limit and the straight-to-video Skyscraper has done little to support that fact. Now, however, outtakes from Skyscraper have appeared online, and her reputation is destined to change: as Dlisted pointed out when the link was posted, the woman's best work was clearly left on the cutting-room floor.

Ok, I'm lying. It's utterly horrifying, but wildly hypnotic at the same time. Sort of like the proverbial terrible accident, you really can't look away. I'd feel sorry for poor Anna Nicole, if she hadn't already shown that she has no shame. So we can all safely enjoy a good, guilty-free laugh.

[via Dlisted]
 
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