Colantoni is absolutely one of those people.

I read an interview where Cage said that he always tries to make his characters entertaining. I think he generally succeeds, but I’m not sure it always benefits the overall movies he’s in.

I will certainly give you Sam Rockwell. He should have been on my short list.

I heartily agree about Bale, Oldman, Pitt, and Dafoe. Simon Pegg doesn’t always do it for me. Bernthal is a great actor, but I thought his contribution to the Daredevil series was more loss than gain (which I realize is not the common reaction).

I think Branagh can be good, but he can also be tiresome. I made the mistake of watching his Poirot movies in combination with their earlier incarnations. I think he is a better director than actor.

I completely agree with you about Gary Oldman. He manages to disappear into each roll, but the results are always interesting.

Every time I think GoDaddy has hit bottom they find a way to dig deeper.

Trump always makes up whatever story he thinks will do him the most good at that moment. That is always the case. Occasionally what he makes up has elements of things he vaguely remembers hearing, which he may or may not have understood. That is why there are sometimes elements of truth in what he says. Just understand that they are entirely accidental.

I think this is good advice. The trick is to find something you’re interested in that involves other people. Given that you like to play and sing, look for other musicians to play with. Show up for open mike nights. Join a band.

…and the horse he road in on.