Ron Glass MIA?

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UPDATED: Sunday, May 8, 2005 20:23
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Originally posted by AURaptor:
I certainly don't want any spoiler replies, but on the issue of Ron Glass, anyone else think that he wasn't terribly eager to revive his role as Book? If I recall, he was the last member of the crew to sign onto the movie. Might the fact that he's found religion ( not Christian )now and such have any bearing on his desire to play a Shepard?

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I don't know how eager (or otherwise) he was to take the role (although I assume the delay was merely timing, and had nothing to do with anything else)....But I do know that he was Buddhist way before Firefly even started, so I hardly think that has any bearing on this particular subject.

Tell me you're not actually as prejudiced as your post made you appear?

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whatever his feelings when he signed on to do the movie
(which obviously I don't know)
it would certainly seem that he has changed his opinion now.
He was in London for Starfury's Serenity Convention last weekend
AND he was in Austin for the advanced screening

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Which has me a bit confused. From the extra interview stuff on the DVD, Ron seemed very moved to have been a part of this project. It almost seemed to me that he enjoyed it so much, that he didn't want to revive his role and some how tamper w/ the memory of it all. I could be way off on this, I'll admit.

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Tell me you're not actually as prejudiced as your post made you appear?

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Tell me you're not serious w/ that question.(I'm having trouble waking up this a.m.) There's not an ounce of prejudice anywhere near my question. It was just a quesiton.

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Originally posted by AURaptor:

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Tell me you're not actually as prejudiced as your post made you appear?

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Tell me you're not serious w/ that question

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Yeah, I didn't catch any sarcasm in there either. Just be yourself AURaptor!

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Well, there was a smiley, which, when included, indicates a certain levity and good humour regarding the comment/question associated with same.

At least, it does when I do it. Your mileage may vary with others....

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Originally posted by MohrStoutbeard:

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Besides, I hardly think a little innocuous sarcasm is going to hurt anybody.

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Normally I'm all for sarcasm. I use it on an almost constant basis. Just don't want anyone's feelings to be hurt. Some people can be pretty sensitive.



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