With news that Marc Christian may have died, Steve Hayes' review of "Written on the Wind" seems most timely.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
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2 comments:
Thanks for posting the delightful Steve Hayes!
isn't that funny. it reminds me of the lag in time that it supposedly took people to engage in the matters of problems regarding hatred -- even amongst themselves. ironically, in the realm of vanity ventures, the silence for at least a decade was not a good thing. perhaps, when the scripts are redundant just the same -- people would be better off sticking to beer bongs.
it's hilarious how fabulous confused people -- looking up they wondered why particular problems relative to i.e., discrimination weren't solved. the depth is profound, er, wait.......
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