Actors were terrific. And entertaining during panel. One audience member asked about chemistry between Jessica Biel and Kaya Scodelario and whether they had to spend time together outside of filming to develop that.
Kaya's reply:
"Have you seen her? It was easy (having chemistry)."
Ms. Biel blushed. Was funny. Also called Alfred Molina the best dad ever. Alfred Molina is from somewhere else. So are everyone and peoples.
There were more fun quotes, but I'm not writing a damn article here. Go bing that shit if you want to know more.
Later we go to a shorts showing. A couple good, couple ok, one totally effed up (about a fish- sort of). As we go into theater and pick seats, we notice a tall guy in row in front of us. Need to pick seats carefully.
Melissa says she is waiting to see where big guy sits. Then she sits right behind him. Well played.
Then earlier Saturday I saw "The Lifeguard." Solid. Took place (mostly) in Connecticut. Afterward the director says, "i grew up in idyllic Connecticut suburbs."
I clap lightly. Alone.
"I wasn't happy in high school," she said. "I'm a writer- of course I wasn't happy."
Funny.
As for screening her film at Sundance: "This is the most awesomest thing that's ever happened to me"
Kristen Bell also was very funny. And very pregnant.
After the panel, as everyone is leaving, this Australian guy asks a security guard, "what's her first name?"
"Kristen."
Then pregnant Ms. Bell, surrounded by entourage, makes her way to waiting car.
Aussie: "Krysten, can you sign?" As he holds out something for autograph.
Different security guy: "they'll be no signing. Not happening."
Aussie: "fuck you, I'm not asking you."
Dude didn't even know her name 5 seconds earlier and now he is all worked up. Laxative, stat.
Last film on Saturday? "Escape from tomorrow." Starting ... Now. Ish.
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