James Allodi & Callum Keith Rennie in "Wilby Wonderful" (2004)
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James Allodi & Callum Keith Rennie in "Wilby Wonderful" (2004)
tracy wright and james allodi in kim derko's book of knives
"Wilby Wonderful" (2004)
I like Mark Twain. You know what else he said? “Faith is believing something you know isn’t true.”
It's forty-two pounds of polished granite, beveled on the belly and a handle a human being can hold. And it may have no practical purpose in itself but it is a repository of human possibility and if it's handled just right, it will exact a kind of poetry...
Men With Brooms - 2002
Not-lead characters that I adore beyond reason: An Advent Calendar
Day 12 : Duck McDonald (Callum Keith Rennie) in Wilby Wonderful [2004]
Obsession can take you to some terrible terrible places. That’s not a précis of the film, it’s a description of my years as a CKR fan (hands up who else owns Trapped on DVD, eh?). But it can also take you to very wonderful places, and Wilby is one of them, and Duck is the most wonderful of its inhabitants.
Oh, Duck. While all the madness and heartbreak and despair and dodgy dealing and bad relationships and awkwardness goes on around him (this makes the film sound traumatic, which it’s not, it’s really blackly comic) he’s the still, small, centre of the film; a quiet, steady, zen-like presence, the guardian angel of the town. He’s also waiting for something, for someone, but with infinite patience. And he’s such a damn cutie, especially at the end.
I will admit the first time I watched WW I had a moment of existential breakdown when Duck is in the car with Buddy, because until then I’d never really believed that Due South was over, and then here those two idiots were, and there was no going back. But once that passed I got to enjoy it for the glorious film it is, and for the bloody fabulous character Duck is. And to see CKR in a check shirt and jeans. Hell yeah.
Hmmm yes. James Allodi in leather Mountie costume <3
and also just nice to see Chicago Holiday again, I really have been neglecting seasons 1 and 2 way too much, I haven't seen most of those episodes in like over 2 or 3 years probably :\.. I should rectify that asap..