FameCrawler : national treasure

Jon Voight Loves John McCain and Sarah Palin; Angelina Jolie, Not So Much

sweatpantsmom — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 22:05:00 GMT

Jon Voight supplied the superstar celebrity quotient that came to the Republican National Convention this week. The only other four celebrity mega-star Republicans, Tom Selleck, wife Jillie Mack, Jerry Bruckheimer and Patricia Heaton, all stayed home tending to their humongous careers on the big and small screens.

Voight showed his GOP candidates some love, but when asked by the StarTribune about his famous daughter he replied, "Who knows which way she'll vote," and confirmed that he has yet to meet any of Jolie's children.

In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Voight was effusive about McCain, calling him an "amazing guy" and predicting the Arizona senator would keep the country "safe with prosperity."

Voight is equally in awe of Sarah Palin, saying she is a "beautiful choice" and praising "the pure simplicity of her poise and experience."

Speaking of ominous events that could prove catastrophic for our nation, Voight confirmed that he is working on a THIRD "National Treasure" movie.

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Coppola's New Project

Whit Honea — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 20:31:00 GMT

Alicia Coppola of "Jericho" fame is expecting baby number two, a girl, with husband Anthony Jones. She is due in November and will join big sister 5-year-old Mila.

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Is Nicolas Cage Going to Disneyland?

Whit Honea — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 20:08:00 GMT

Nicolas Cage must be wondering WWJD (What Would Johnny Do?), because he is really excited about trying to get Disney to create a ride in one of their parks based on his successful National Treasure movies.

Cage is a huge Disney fan and while he doesn't come right out and say it I'm sure the idea of being immortalized in a ride, ala Harrison Ford or Johnny Depp, has got to be a total rush for him, and I can't say that I blame him. How cool would that be?

Apparently Nick is leaning towards a roller coaster, which is always a nice addition to any park (especially Disney's California Adventure).

Do it, Disney! Do it for the Cager!

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Goonies 2: Electric Bugaboo

Whit Honea — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 23:12:00 GMT

Lovable Hobbit Sean Astin recently told MTV that a Goonies sequel is "almost certain to happen."

Rudy also added that he and co-star Corey Feldman hope that the sequel will focus on the next generation, the children of the characters from the original film: "I have three children and Corey's got a kid now. So as we now all have kids who are coming into the age that we were when we made the movie, it's more likely to me that they'll figure out how to design a story that will satisfy the older audience in terms of connecting with the original 1985 Goonies, and then create this new thing."

What the hell does that mean? The children of the Goonies? I guess it's better than a bunch of adults going on crazy adventures (see National Treasure- wait, I liked that movie).

What do you think? Do we need a sequel? Do we want a sequel? Would you pay to see it?