A majorly big thanks to britt {link back?} at the fan-sites.org, who capped A guy Thing for me.  Including all the extra features below ar links to all the albums.

DVD Captures

Alternate Ending #1

Alternate Ending #2

Bloopers

Deleted Scene #1

Deleted Scene #2

Love Quiz

The Making Of

On Set Images

A lot of sites have twitter now, and i thought, ‘I cant make on for everyone of my sites, so i made a collective one’.

This collects updates from all my fansites so you get news about Julia stiles, Elisha Cuthbert, Channing Tatum, Briana Evigan and a few others.

Everyone chill, please. affiliates and everything will be back up real soon, promise.

Im confused where this trailer has come from, i found it here. But none of the actresses or the director mentioned have any films listed like this.

So i just thought i would share it with you.

Finding news aboutjulia is really hard at the moment, but this sprung up in my emails just now so i thought i would post it.

In the course of the conversation, Pullman was voluble and erudite while Stiles was shy and thoughtful — as might be expected from a young woman once described as “the thinking teenager’s movie goddess.”

– Patrick Pacheco Bill Pullman: You know, we’re in a play, and this is very curious — and I don’t know if it’s just the audiences now for theater — but some people say, “I don’t like Mamet.” And I’m really amazed by that. It’s either, “Oh, great!” Or, “No, I don’t go that way.”

Julia Stiles: But that’s better than “Mamet, hmmm.” Lukewarm, kinda neutral feelings. The fact that he provokes people or his style provokes people like that is awesome.

BP: I think that, in some ways, people react politically to his plays. Some may feel that they’re getting tricked into something. But the further you get away from the original productions, the more people are able to see that it’s not just a manipulation by Mamet to make them agree with him. It’s not just a slice of life but a higher level of tragedy. That’s our particular challenge with this play. They know “Glengarry Glen Ross” and “American Buffalo.” But they don’t think of “Oleanna” as one of his important works.

JS: Or if they know of it, it’s as, “Oh, it’s the sexual harassment play. Or the he-said, she-said play.” And that doesn’t really do it justice because it shouldn’t be about the politics.

Read the whole conversation, here.