Todd Bersnoozi wrote:
Well, a lot of ppl on this board seem to invent a character, guys in hollywood probably do the same thing. It's probably more common than u think.
True story, a long time ago, on a fucking canuck message board far far away...
Someone created a character named "Magic 40"!
Magic 40 was a teenager who was related to then-Canuck Pavol Demitra (RIP).
Magic 40 posted in a very thick Slovakia accent.
Magic 40's inside scoop was that Demitra's buddy UFA Marian Gaborik had agreed to purchase a house in N Van!
LOL Canuckdom lapped that right up, even some local hockey writer took that story and ran with it!
So yeah... fucking character creators!
Todd Bersnoozi wrote:
Maybe instead of the NHL, Avery should of went to the WWE. Might of made a hell a lot of more money. But then again, he's only 35, which is pretty young for a wrestler. He could make a former hockey player type character like the hanson bros or something. GM would luv him!
Yeahno, WWE guys
crap bigger than p.o.s. Sean Avery!
And WWE guys are actors who are sane enough to follow a script.
Sean Avery,
NOT:
http://pagesix.com/2014/11/04/sean-aver ... 1341741924
Former NY Ranger
Sean Avery had a Shia LaBeouf-style meltdown on the set of his off-Broadway play “Negative Is Positive” and
quit two days before it was due to open, after a stage manager politely offered him pizza.
“
He’s a playwright’s worst nightmare,” said “Negative” author Christy Smith-Sloman.
The show, which opens at Theater for the New City on Thursday, centers on an interracial married couple, and Avery was to play the lead character’s best friend.
On Monday, Avery left rehearsals early after growing agitated. On Tuesday, Avery’s behavior grew worse. According to Smith-Sloman, when a young assistant stage manager named Natalie asked the athlete-turned-actor if he wanted a slice of pizza, he said no, but somehow thought the assistant had called him an “a–hole.”
“He said I was ‘talking s–t’ and said I was ‘so full of s–t,'” Natalie, who was left in tears, told us. “
That’s when I realized that I was dealing with a madman.”
Next, director Andreas Robertz said Avery told him, “Don’t you know who I am?!” and stormed out. “
I think something snapped in him,” said Robertz.
“
It’s a complete horror story … Avery had a complete meltdown in rehearsals and quit. He pretty much snapped,” Smith-Sloman told Page Six.
The playwright said she does not want
hot-tempered Avery back. “It’s unbelievable he would do this two days before we open. At this point I don’t want him to be a part of this production.
He can’t call people pieces of s–t and say, ‘Do you know who I am?’ [He] can’t threaten people.”
An understudy will replace Avery, who didn’t return our calls for comment.
Yeah, you should have known better than to have fallen for Avery's article there Todd.
