mattw wrote:

the onion wrote:In the most twisted scene, Glover tries to squeeze information out of young Jonathan Lipnicki (the bespectacled moppet from Jerry Maguire) by holding a lighter under the sole remaining picture of his long-lost mother.

Ha!

So good.

Completely nuts.

i love him in his little role in Dead Man

I was on vacation and out for dinner last November, and I stopped into Anthology (Film Archive, NYC) to pee. Anyway, in the lobby, on one side, was Crispin Glover sitting at a table, smiling. On the other side, milling about shyly, were a whole ton of people who'd come to see his movie and apparently weren't comfortable bothering him, even though he was sitting there at a table ten feet away, smiling. Maybe the movie was super f'ed up. At that moment, I loved Crispin Hellion Glover.

And yes, I'll throw my hat in as another person who is pro-Glover, con-Gallo. Strange but excellent observation you've got, there....

Skuldt wrote:
And yes, I'll throw my hat in as another person who is pro-Glover, con-Gallo. Strange but excellent observation you've got, there....

seconded. bizarre, but I'm starting to think it's true...cause I do like Glover (I don't love him, but I like him) and I loathe Gallo.