Nancy Cartwright spoke at Ohio University tonight!!

Oct 28, 2001, 4:10 AM ET12 posts by 9 posters
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cptsolo

Hello,

I just returned from Nancy Cartwright's Homecoming lecture ( She is OU alumna). The speech was everything I'd hoped it would be. She talked about the show, herself, she did voices and the like. She began the show with "I'm Bart Simpson who the hell are you?" She announced that as her favorite quote. Along with Bart, she also did the voices of Rod (or Todd she's not sure which one she does), Database, Ralph Wiggum, and the baby noises of Maggie. They were all exteremely entertaining. As far as personal favorites, she listed Ralph as the favorite voice she does, "Bossom" as the best word for Bart to do, and Frink, Flanders, Gill, and Krusty as her favorite characters she doesn't do voices for. Episode-wise, she mentioned "Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious", "A Streecar Named Marge", "Lisa's Substitute", and "Brother's Little Helper" among her personal favorites. Her favorite special guest was with Tom Jones. Nancy also spoke about the various other voices she has done with other programs, giving most credit to her mentor Daws Butler. She has voiced Gloria on "Richie Rich" (her first paid voice gig), had parts on "My Little Ponie", "Snorks", and "Pound Puppies". Nancy also was the shoe who was dipped in "The Dip" in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?". The highlight of the lecture was the numerous behind-the-scenes clips that were showed to the audience, one including an eight minute collage of the casts favorite clips. The treat was delivered, when she announced that the show is signed for another season[14] after this upcoming one (we all already knew that), and that season 15 is basically our (the fans) decision whether we feel they should keep making episodes. After the potential 15th season, she CONFIRMIED that they have signed contracts to do 3 FULL-LENGTH feature films!! Overall, the crowd response was overwhelming and I came away with an autopraphed copy of her book and a picture of the two of us. I hope everyone can experience a lecture from a Simpson's cast member, they will definitely enlighten you about the world of Springfield (which she also mentioned that NO ONE in the cast knows[if any] what state it is in ). Thank you for your time.

Clint Haller

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PS: I only need 15 more episodes to complete my collection(minus Tracy Ullman shorts)so if anyone can help me out, give an email and we'll set something up.

NewBcptsolo

Hey, thanx for sharing! This has been quite a post! Makes me feel like I was part of the event. :)

"Cpt. Solo" wrote in message news:[email]...

BaoNewB

Thank you *very* much for posting this! Wow, the thought of a fifteenth season astounds me(not sure if I want it, but it is very amazing IMO) and three feature films... wow!

The RackBao

"Bao" wrote in message news:[email]...

This is a good hint that the movies will be cartoons (thank God). A live-action Simpsons holds no interest for me; it's too detached from what makes The Simpsons great... and a lot of what makes The Simpsons great is the voice-acting. If there were a live-action Simpsons (please God, no) I would never go see it. Knowing that the voice-actors are involved in plans for these films assures us that the movies will be as "Simpson" as they can be, not some bland live-action interpretation.

"Oh my gosh! There's a SIX--no, TEN-foot cucaracha in my bedroom!! He hit me with a log and... and screamed 'Pardon Spiro Agnew'!" - P. Opus Chadderack
dave h.The Rack

The Rack wrote:

don't tell that to kit and pat culkin -- they'll conceive now for the chance to birth a son who'd be bart's age about the time a simpsons movie managed to eclipse the pre-pre-production stage.

The Rackdave h.

"dave h." wrote in message news:281020011721176027%[email]...

And, will NOBODY think of poor John Goodman? If it weren't for these types of roles, would he have a career? Somebody, PLEASE think of John Goodman!

(I'm sorry, he's WRONG for the part... but we will hire HIM for Angry the Clown, Silly Sailor, and Dr. Clownius)

"Oh my gosh! There's a SIX--no, TEN-foot cucaracha in my bedroom!! He hit me with a log and... and screamed 'Pardon Spiro Agnew'!" - P. Opus Chadderack
mirilidiumThe Rack

Two words: Walter Sobchak.

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The Rackmirilidium

"mirilidium" wrote in message news:[email]...

types

Goodman!

The guy in "The Big Liebowski?"

"Oh my gosh! There's a SIX--no, TEN-foot cucaracha in my bedroom!! He hit me with a log and... and screamed 'Pardon Spiro Agnew'!" - P. Opus Chadderack
mirilidiumThe Rack

Yeah, I was just thinking how perfect John Goodman was for that part. I don't think anyone else could have pulled it off with the same amount of humor and anger. But as far as his other movies... bleh.

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Whch1spinkmirilidium

I couldn't agree more! I feel the same about Jeff Bridges, too. Nothing else he's done has been to my liking. Perfect casting in that movie! Hopefully any Simpsons movie won't come down to that!

Till Then=) Jeff Warden "Phone's ringing, Dude." "Thank you, Donny!"

RDKmirilidium

mirilidium wrote in message news:...

Perhaps you haven't seen "Barton Fink," another Coen Brothers movie, or "O Brother Where Art Thou," again, by the Coens. Goodman was also awesome in Scorsese's "Bringing Out The Dead." Also, check out "Sea Of Love," with Al Pacino and "Arachnophobia."

As for "King Ralph," "Blues Brothers 2000," "The Flintstones," and "Matinee," yeah, I agree with ya... bleh. But, it's those films that were terrible to begin with. I wouldn't blame Goodman's acting for those pieces of crap.

"Lebowski," though, is Goodman's best part, ever. No question.

Internet KingRDK

RDK wrote:

Barton Fink! Barton Fink! Sincerely, Little Girl