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Happy birthday to Richard Dreyfuss!

Happy National Chocolate Day, and happy birthday to the great Julia Roberts!


Happy International Artist Day!

Happy National Crazy Day!

Happy National Horror Movie Day!

Hack’s buddy, actor Eddie Frierson, recently gave an interview in which he was asked to name his favorite Halloween film. Frierson gave the offbeat (but excellent) suggestion of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1940 classic Rebecca, starring Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine, and Judith Anderson. It’s the story of a late middle-aged widower named Maxim de Winter (played by 33 year-old Olivier aided by some pretty unconvincing white shoe polish in his hair), who marries a beautiful poor young thing who is never referred to as anything but “the second Mrs. de Winter” (a really excellent performance by Ms. Fontaine) and takes her to his magnificent mansion, only to have her life made miserable by the spectre of de Winter’s first wife Rebecca and her devoted but VERY unnerving housekeeper Mrs. Danvers (Anderson).
Hack thought that it was a great suggestion for both a Halloween film AND as a subject for one of his trademark rip-offs, especially since today is the late Ms. Fontaine’s birthday and he didn’t have any other good ideas for covers for us to post.
Happy heavenly birthday to Joan Fontaine!

Happy Global Dignity Day!

Happy National Day on Writing!

When Hack announced that he had written a rip-off of the movie Argo, everyone in the office was nervous. When we actually read it, no one could stop throwing up.