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Please Standby For Love by anna one
December 17th, 2006 9:18 PM / Location: 37.620698,-122.3869of November, this last month:
I waited stand-by.
A plane to LA:
I was the last person on.
My last minute luck.
And on arrival,
he just wrapped me in his arms:
Finally alone.
First time in four years:
We had so many projects
On a back burner.
A film or two, three
or more, and a photo shoot,
with Crispin Glover.
The weekend long gone
I couldn't see my way home.
Missed another flight.
And then in the end,
he also missed his flight too,
I made the trip home.
To standby for love:
If that's not an example
I don't know what is.
What is it?
It's Crispin Hellion Glover, that's what. (That poster makes waaaaaay more sense once you've seen the movie... I promise!)
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Man! After seeing 2 amazing interviews with the man (ok, I read one) I had a)the highest respect for the man and b)the highest fear of the man.
In the written interview, he spoke of his 2 favorite posessions at the time, an wall mounted set of plastic medical models of eye diseases and a 1920's stainless steel gynecological chair.
And, of course, the second interview is the famous David Letterman interview which didn't go so well. Worse than the worst of Madonna's.
So to actually meet him, wow, what a creepy honor. Plus his Dad is just a bad ass and played the best prospero, like, ever. At least in the states, anyway.
He's really a very sweet person, but then I find myself more comfortable around people who are socially awkward...
I think his books are his best work. He reads them like this.
The Gyno chair is in the video for Clowny, Clown, Clown.
Yep, that's the chair. God I hate clowns.
I think the eye diseases may have made a brief appearance on the infamous David Letterman episode (they are referenced, are on stage, but never referred to directly, and Crispin may have even stepped on them before the kick).
Oh, and the reading rocked!
Hey, you! Get your damn hands off her!