#mr. body

[peculiarbetagal]

“Showdown Bandit: Some Characters doodles” . . . Some theses characters DESERVE LOVE TOO!! Like Mr. Body or Frenzy for example!!

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Clue Aesthetic

[snailsandpuppy-dogtails]

If Penelope threw a Clue dress up party she'd dress up as Yvette so she could use her french even though Yvette was fake french. Who do you think would dress up as who?

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Waa Pa Pwa

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How Did Mr. Body Find out about Mr. Green?

How Did Mr. Body Find out about Mr. Green?

(Possible spoilers if you have never seen the movie, so TURN AWAY NOW) In the movie Clue, the real Mr. Body has all of his sources/accomplices come to the house, presumably to drive his blackmail victims to the point of murder. Therefore, Body planned to use his victims to take out his accomplices for him, keeping his own hands clean. With the final ending in the movie, Mr. Green is revealed as…

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[a-ngua]

...so your artists mannequin (body dolly or Mr. body) can be dressed... in an... interesting, fashionable fantasy&bdsm way?  ^^;;

[shawnpmurphy]

Most books for kids only do one thing; have you read the lines from beginning to end.  Well, how are we going to keep those kids interested in books?  We make them Interactive!  Clue:  Who Killed Mr. Body, was the first in a series of books that contained mini-mysteries that yo uread, and then you had to figure out which of the 6 characters did the crime.  Can we figure out the mysteries that were originally intended for children?

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Interview With Michael Patterson On Earth Day: Zombie Apocalypse, Holidays Of The Dead (Part Two)

I know in Earth Day you filmed in a college, will you be doing the same with Sandburg mall?

Yes and no. With Sandburg community college, we only had 2 days to film everything for the movie. This time around, thanks to the gracious operators and staff at the Sandburg mall, we’ve got as much time as we need. We’ve been given carte blanche over a majority of the space there, provided that we shoot either before or after hours. We’ve already had two shooting days there, and we plan on a quite a few more. This gives us the time to set up our shots and really get the look and feel we want. We’ve really struck gold with the mall. It’s been awesome.

Have you had any trouble with any of the stores not wanting you to film around their brands, will we see a Starbucks or Hot Topic in Earth Day 2?

Haha, not so much. We sat down with the operations manager and she mapped out where we could and couldn’t film. There are only a handful of major stores still in the mall, and we’ve been asked to keep them out for the sake of the mall and us as well. We made the decision that even the stores we can use, we’ve limited the exposure. You’ll see a couple stores in the background that are specific to this mall, but no big chains.

There’s a short list of writers and directors who have made cameos in their own films, why did you cast yourself?

It started as a matter of necessity, frankly. Mr. Body was basically Mike and I making a movie when we had time. We brought in our friend Phil as the body, but otherwise it was just us. I wrote Earth Day without any idea who was going to be in it. Mike knew of a couple actors but not 9 like the original script called for. In Earth Day, the people with speaking roles are the ones that turned up at casting calls. We even all but FORCED Marco to audition actually. Now, this isn’t to say that even if we did have enough, I wouldn’t be in there somewhere. I love acting and I’ve been doing it on and off for 20 years now. And what’s the point of writing movies if you can’t give yourself a part?

I would cast myself in a cameo role, but in a small part. A background extra, if you will.

I see your publicist is telling me to go home… Mike, tell me and every fan of Earth Day, what can we expect in Earth Day 2: Holidays of the Dead and what comes next after Earth Day 2, will we see Earth Day 3 or will you move away from the zombie genre?

Expect a wider scope. Earth Day clocks in at 27 minutes. We’ve got 9 segments, running anywhere from 5 to 10 minutes a piece. We’re expanding on the world, bringing our heroes out of the college and into the world. This is part 2 of 3. At its heart, beyond being a social commentary about how incompetent and annoying humanity is, the Earth Day trilogy is Jed’s hero story, and part 2 is his realization of that fact. It’s his Empire Strikes Back. Expect bigger. Expect a musical number or two. Oh and expect a touch of hazmat porn.

And before you go I just want to say, I really enjoyed Mr. Body. It’s one of my all time favorite shorts. And you also have a book out called Freak. Tell the good people about it and any last words before you head back to the film set?

Thank you so much! That’s awesome that you like it! Mr. Body was a lot of fun. It was our first venture into horror comedy and it sparked this new era of Two Matts movies. I do have a book called Freak available at createspace.com and amazon.com. It’s different than our film work. It’s the story of a guy living his life surrounded by superheroes and how he copes with being the only non-power in the city. Check it out when you get a chance.

As far as final words, I can’t wait to get Earth Day 2 out into the public. It’s gonna be a good time. It’s been really fun to make. We obviously won’t have the entire thing ready for DZFF this year, but we plan on premiering at least 1 or 2 of the segments during the festival.

Thanks again for your time and look for Earth Day 2: Holidays of the Dead coming soon!