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It's still one of my favorite movies.
Since then, I've always had a soft spot for
Actually, most of the cast hasn't aged all that well. With, of course, the exception of Fred Savage, who surprisingly turned into a normal-looking grown up.
Anyway, on a related note, here's a Princess Bride quiz. I am:
Which Princess Bride Character are You?
8 comments:
I. Love. This. Movie. But I'm slightly alarmed that it was 20 years ago.
I'm Vizzini. Inconceivable!
Bo: I got Vizzini as well - considering I wrote a song for him to sing years ago when we were trying to put together a Princess Bride musical . .. . oh man, what a geek I was (and maybe am still a bit)!
Seriously, it may my favorite movie to watch to this day. I mean, Peter Cook in his clergy greatness, considered the greatest English comedian post-WW II, is in and of itself one of the great bits in movie history IMO.
Anybody wanna peanut?
tingb: I was originally just alarmed that the movie was 20 years ago; now I'm alarmed that I was eleven 20 years ago. Seems like yesterday . . .
Bo: I remember bonding with you over the movie back in school, 7.5 years ago. And yes, you were (are) a geek. But in a good way. :)
And, for the record, I think a Princess Bride musical would rock. I hear it's in the works, as is a Spider-Man musical written by Bono.
And finally, a query: don't you have a blogger username?
I think Mandy Patinkin aged just fine....
As for Val Kilmer, now we know what Jim Morrison would have looked like if he didn't die young.
Justin: While I find Patinkin to be looking wrinkly and old lately, he's not the worst of them.
Val Kilmer makes me sad. My college roommate was in love with him, Chipper Jones, and -- since he was there at the time -- Doug Mientkiewicz. That was eons ago.
Miracle Max?!?! I'm freaking Miracle Max? Crusty old dude. Gip.....
I'm Valerie, apparently.
"My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father, now prepare to DIE!"
20 years!? That's insane. I mean, inconceivable.
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