They're filming part of "The Night We Called It A Day" in my apartment!!

[Mack_Attack]

Well that sounds like alot of fun. And 2k is not to bad either. With x-mas around the corner it will come in handy. Now you need to make some upgrades to your car. Or buy me a new puter. you decide and get back to me

[GokuZool]

Can't they film some movie in my house. I have a pool! Maby they could do Jaws 4 with a rubber shark

Congrats. Memnoch [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img] That's a great way to earn money

[ 11-25-2002, 04:57 AM: Message edited by: GokuZool ]

[Grojlach]

Originally posted by Memnoch: They're doing most of the filming in the other apartment, since they need to make some changes to walls, etc and we couldn't authorize actual changes to our apartment, but they'll be doing some filming on our balcony as well as storing most of their equipment here.

So you're getting $2k, and they're not even going to make many changes to the place, just to store some equipment? Not bad... not bad at all. But the apartment next to yours, is it currently occupied or did they buy/rent it for the time being? I'm just curious if they're going to leave the apartment decorated like that or not (well, I suppose furniture and all will just be taken away again, but I'm referring to wall-paper and other more "permanent" changes), and how this is arranged with the actual owners of the place... [img]smile.gif[/img]

[ 11-25-2002, 05:42 AM: Message edited by: Grojlach ]

[Memnoch]

Originally posted by Grojlach: quote: Originally posted by Memnoch: They're doing most of the filming in the other apartment, since they need to make some changes to walls, etc and we couldn't authorize actual changes to our apartment, but they'll be doing some filming on our balcony as well as storing most of their equipment here.

So you're getting $2k, and they're not even going to make many changes to the place, just to store some equipment? Not bad... not bad at all. But the apartment next to yours, is it currently occupied or did they buy/rent it for the time being? I'm just curious if they're going to leave the apartment decorated like that or not (well, I suppose furniture and all will just be taken away again, but I'm referring to wall-paper and other more "permanent" changes), and how this is arranged with the actual owners of the place... [img]smile.gif[/img] [/QUOTE]Nah, they got permission from the owner to repaint it and then they will repaint it back to the way it was. Obviously there were not a lot of structural changes. They asked the owner, he said yes, and they did it.

I'll try and get some photos on Sat...I don't know if they'll let me have a photo with Portia de Rossi or Dennis Hopper but I'm sure as hell going to try.

[Grojlach]

Originally posted by Memnoch: They asked the owner, he said yes, and they did it.

Probably accompanied by another interesting check, nonetheless.

I'll try and get some photos on Sat...I don't know if they'll let me have a photo with Portia de Rossi or Dennis Hopper but I'm sure as hell going to try.

You can always try... Though make sure to time your request well. If you ask them for a photograph just after they've had to retake a certain scene upto 35 times, you're most likely much better off several miles away.

[ 11-25-2002, 06:00 AM: Message edited by: Grojlach ]

[WillowIX]

Yes photos is a must have. And of course if you get them we want to se them. But why not ask for more? By this I mean, invite them in here for a while and let us have a go at them [img]graemlins/biglaugh.gif[/img]

[adam warlock]

*thinks* as for the photos, I think you can take photos of the SCENERY not the actors or the film crew.