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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2012

TalkCast 118 – Doug Jones

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Facebook Poll Mal Reynolds is the most macho man in sci fi. RIP Nicol Williamson. The 10 Most Undignified Deaths in Sci-Fi. Casting for Green Arrow. ABC orders Beauty and the Beast pilot. NBC orders pilot for Beautiful People. Divorce destroys Star Trek Dream Home, which took 10 years to build. Starship Enterprise Table. Iron Sky debuts […]

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Mime Very Own Book Facebook Poll Mal Reynolds is the most macho man in sci fi. RIP Nicol Williamson. The 10 Most Undignified Deaths in Sci-Fi. Casting for Green Arrow. ABC orders Beauty and the Beast pilot. NBC orders pilot for Beautiful People. Divorce destroys Star Trek Dream Home, which took 10 years to build. Starship Enterprise Table. Iron Sky debuts at Berlin Film Festival. “Ever Wonder What Uranus Tastes Like?” Doug Jones joins us to talk about his new book, Mime Very Own Book, a coffee table book in which he depicts famous and infamous people and events in classic Doug Jones fashion. We talked about his previous work, including the just wrapped Neighborhood Watch, which opens in July, 2012. We also discussed why At The Mountains of Madness was shelved. He shares some “secrets” of his prosthetic work in Hellboy and the choices between special effects and makeup, and gives us a little tease about Guillermo del Toro’s upcoming Frankenstein project. http://scifisaturdaynight.com/podcast/talkcast118.mp3Download | Open Player in New Window

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