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This Friday, August 3rd at 4pm EST, our very own Gabe Delahaye will be appearing on My Damn Channel Live to, along with My Damn Channel Live host Beth Hoyt, interview world famous auteur,Tommy Wiseau and world famous Mark from The Room, Greg Sestero. Whoa! YOU’RE TEARING ME APART, ANTICIPATION! Ahhhhh! Right? To help with that anticipation, Videogum and My Damn Channel would like to open up the discussion to questions from you guys! Do you have a burning question for Tommy Wiseau? Or maybe a burning question for Greg Sestero? Something you’ve been wanting to ask for years, just waiting and waiting and waiting for your one chance? ASK IT THEN, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR! Then tune in here on Friday at 4PM and watch the magic unfold live, right before your eyes.
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Where do they get their ideas?
Where did you get your idea?
You always think…
Why?
Hey, what’s up with Topher Grace?
Hi, Clive Palmer here. What inspired you to make a lighthearted softcore pornographic film?
“Whoa!” I reblogged this from the tumblr.com staff (ha!) and had no idea it was a VG joint!
Ok, my questions:
For Greg – What exactly was Mark’s motivation for shaving the beard? And do you prefer beard or no beard?
For Tommy – Which sex scene is your favorite sex scene?
Uh, I am somewhat to fairly sure tht the term you are looking for here is Love Scene.
Dear Greg Sestero: Am I the only one that calls you Sesoterone? Really?
I don’t think you are. There’s also “Sextero.”
What happened to Matthew Perry’s hand?
Tommy, seriously though, where are you from?
Is it in this galaxy?
How can I play football if I don’t have the appropriate safety gear, a regulation field, and 21 friends?
what is your opinion on the case of Her Majesty v. Bates?
Lisa’s mom…. did she make it?
“So, Greg, how IS your sex life?”
Tommy can you hear me?
Is that “Neighbors” show ever going to come out?
What is your real name? Is it an anagram of The Room, like Moe Orth? Ret Hoom? Herm Oot? Am I close?
Tommy: Now that the Red Vic is closed, where will you host the monthly “The Room” viewing and Q&A? And if “nowhere” is the answer, where will your career go from here?
And a Zach Galifianakis as Jimmy Fallon question: Did you have fun on the set?
To clarify, the Red Vic is a San Francisco independent theatre that had monthly viewing and Q&As of “The Room” and were the best theater. I saw “Enter The Void” for the first time there. Unforgettable memories, i.e., memories.
The Whole Foods I worked at is right across the street from there…..isn’t it opening again, some special occasion maybe?
You’re right though, it really is a great theater. I saw Enter the Void there too!
I wouldn’t know, I live in Boston now. Enter The Void changed my life. As did The Room . Therefore the Red Vic has a place in my heart.
Sometimes when I am tired, I drink too much espresso and then I get antsy. Do you know any good accountants who know Oregon and California tax laws for freelancers?
First, thank you Videogum for introducing me to this movie over four years ago, and making me excited enough to buy it on Amazon site unseen. I say this in all sincerity.
Tommy, what is your favorite part of The Room? If you could go back in time, is there anything you would change? And also, for real, where are you from?
I used to work at a Whole Foods in San Francisco….Timmy Wiseau came in once. He was wearing a white t-shirt, a really flowery white long sleeved shirt completely unbuttoned, incredibly tight black leather trousers and high heeled black boots with huge buckles on them. He was also definitely wearing make up, and asked me where the quinoa was.
So my question to him is this; does he remember that day? If so, does it stay with him as much as it obviously does with me?
In the seminal film “If Looks Could Kill,” Richard Greico is confused for a top CIA spy when he is actually an illiterate high school senior. Why was this always on cable when I was growing up?
Follow up: and why isn’t it on now? Like RIGHT NOW?
As someone who is unable to believe he has just realised he’s seen The Room 40 times now, I absolutely cannot choose between my burning desires to know what Chris’ last initial stands for, how old Denny is (and, incidentally, how the latter managed to convince the former to let him borrow drugs *without payment*), and why the TV was arranged behind the sofa.
So instead, I will just ask, “What was it like to work with Juliette Danielle?”
My very serious question would be this: If a Hollywood gave you $100 million to make your dream project, what would it be? (I hope the answer is something science fictiony)
Test: Test
When will the musical debut? What are some of the song titles? “Cheep-cheep-cheep”? “Great Story, Mark”? “She Already Ordered a Pizza (Finale)”?
Asking for a friend.
True story, I went to a Room screening where Tommy was there and you could get a picture with him before he did a Q&A before the movie, and he was rock-star late. Like, it was supposed to start at 8, but it actually started at 8:30 because he got there at around 8:30 which was also around dusk (this was the summer, so the sun set really late). Anyway he comes in there, and I see him in person and three things stand out. 1) He is wearing more than one belt, which is more than necessary. 2) He was wearing sunglasses at night. 3) He was extremely pale. And, when I got a photograph with him, he shook my hand and it was cold.
I’m not saying Tommy Wiseau is a vampire, but I can’t say without any doubts that he isn’t a vampire.
Please explain the intricacies of the title, “The Room.”
How did you perfect the human expression of laughter in your films?
Do you intend that dog to be our generation’s Beanie Baby?
Assuming: “yes,” What do you believe the collector value will be in 2015?
Were the establishment shots of San Francisco written into the script, or was the test audience constantly forgetting where the film was set?