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I suspect he does, but I also am not sure he really cares, which is probably the same difference.
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Yeah by all accounts, they absolutely hated each other on that set, which I'm sure is a factor in the attitude expressed, but Robert Evans was the villain of her story. If he'd just kept his mouth shut or offered up some civil comment that he didn't know about that but was sorry she'd experienced it, the focus would not have been on him. He just basically made sure way more people now reminisce about how terrible he is at acting and read his hateful diatribe than if he'd been quiet or gracious.
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Which site are you using? The secretary of state site is very accurate in reflecting voter information on file with the county clerk's office.
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Little House On The Prairie - General Discussion
Zella replied to Aethera's topic in Little House On The Prairie
That's true, but I suspect the show may not mean the same to her as some of the other cast members for whatever reason. She could just as easily and perhaps more comfortably reconnect with them one-on-one rather than at a reunion. This came up with the Band of Brothers vets and their reunions. For a lot of them, it was such an essential part of their life that those connections were super important to them. But for at least one of them who went on to be career military, it was just one of many units he served with. He was proud of his service and he was polite to people who reached out to him to reminisce, but a reunion didn't interest him. He also didn't seek out those connections or seem too troubled by missing out on them. -
Little House On The Prairie - General Discussion
Zella replied to Aethera's topic in Little House On The Prairie
Honestly, with the comments that were made about her by M. Gilbert and Arngrim, I don't blame her. Some of the anecdotes about her as a kid do make her sound mean, but some of it doesn't reflect well on them either. In any event, I don't blame her for avoiding the inevitable revisiting of all that. -
Little House On The Prairie - General Discussion
Zella replied to Aethera's topic in Little House On The Prairie
It's the 50th, but I agree it is interesting he finally decided to attend. I didn't personally see it on Facebook, but apparently she administers the Little House Cast Reunion page. I think I misspoke and called it a group. That being said, I probably should have done some more investigating since I just saw it posted on Reddit. -
Little House On The Prairie - General Discussion
Zella replied to Aethera's topic in Little House On The Prairie
I know we've discussed the disappearance of Jonathan Gilbert before, but apparently he will be appearing at the cast reunion later this month. Per some discussion I saw on Reddit, Alison Arngrim confirmed this on her Facebook group. https://littlehousefestival.com/ -
Little House On The Prairie - General Discussion
Zella replied to Aethera's topic in Little House On The Prairie
That makes way more sense, but I totally read his name as a Spanish-style Almanzo all the way through the books. LOL -
I'm So Disappointed In You: Celebrity Misdeeds
Zella replied to OtterMommy's topic in Everything Else TV
Agreed. I've even some speculation she may have been high on the clock. I'm honestly surprised it took as long as it did for someone to get hurt, based on every anecdote I've read about the set.- 960 replies
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I'm So Disappointed In You: Celebrity Misdeeds
Zella replied to OtterMommy's topic in Everything Else TV
Interestingly enough, the movie was so low budget that they actually hired her for two jobs--armorer and assistant prop master--and that was apparently a big part of the reason why they couldn't hire any other armorer. No other professional armorer would agree to that. But I don't think she's a scapegoat who was unfairly convicted either. She's the one who agreed to those terms. Apparently, when Baldwin would use the gun to point at people like he would have used his finger, rather than correcting him, she just told people to move out of his way. The detail that floored me the most was an anecdote about her sitting on the pebble-strewn ground loading a pistol. It took other people pointing out how unsafe that was if she accidentally got a rock in the gun for her to move the activity elsewhere.- 960 replies
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I'm So Disappointed In You: Celebrity Misdeeds
Zella replied to OtterMommy's topic in Everything Else TV
From what I've read, the scene didn't call for him to pull the trigger. He also, per behind the scenes footage, had repeatedly been using the guns to point at things. It's also been said he skipped whatever mandatory training they did have and kept rushing the armorer because he was impatient. It doesn't sound like he was a hapless victim of the set and was actively contributing to the safety issues himself.- 960 replies
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I'm So Disappointed In You: Celebrity Misdeeds
Zella replied to OtterMommy's topic in Everything Else TV
Everything I'd ever read about that set was awful, but the testimony from that trial really underscored what a disaster it was.- 960 replies
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Yeah I know a lady whose son is in prison. State versus federal, but she gets 4-hour visits monthly with him.
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Thank you! I have had a lot of fun over the years with my "hey, don't blame Arkansas for that facet of the Duggars" and "okay yes do blame Arkansas for that one" posts. 😂😂😂😂