The photo of Lauren German from “Standing Still” (2005) in the
previous post suggests some related material for comedians:
The above character-creator name “Neil Gaiman” occurs here
in a post from June 2013 —
The above footnote refers to . . .
More merriment: Lauren German in a video of the related song
“Another One Bites the Dust.”
See "Sunday Dinner" in this journal as well as "Standing Still"
(also in this journal) and "Sausage Party" (on the Web).
“We specialize in bachelorette parties.”
A Google search for images matching
Amy Adams's door in the 2005 film
"Standing Still" yields a surprising result.
Related material: Adams in "Doubt" (2008).
See also A Touch of Glass.
"I decided that there was a public Elise
and a private Elise, and they're not necessarily
the same person." — Amy Adams interview
on the 2005 film "Standing Still"
A division between public and private, from
"Standing Still"—
"This movie reminded me of The Big Chill
(which I also loved)…."
See, too, a different door and a different Elise
in a post from Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2013.
Also from that post—
"By recalling the past and freezing the present
he could open the gates of time…."
— Mark Helprin, In Sunlight and in Shadow
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