Even if Rutger Hauer had stopped making art before the turn of the millennium, he would still occupy a hallowed place in the Microkhan pantheon for his trailblazing work in Surviving the Game. Fortunately for us, the Dutch actor continued to hammer away at his craft in the early part of this century, including a […]
Entries Tagged as 'animation'
“A Boy Has Never Wept nor Dashed a Thousand Kim”
August 29th, 2012 · 3 Comments
Tags:acting·animation·movies·Rutger Hauer·The Last Words of Dutch Schultz·William Burroughs
Working Overtime, Fighting Crime
January 26th, 2012 · 1 Comment
Getting thwacked by this Wired story I’m working on, which requires me to comprehend the nuances of both ribonucleic acid and artificial intelligence. Suffice to say, my brain’s full-up for the next twenty-four hours; see you back here shortly.
Tags:animation·M.A.S.K.·technology·TV·Wired
How They Saw Us
June 24th, 2011 · 2 Comments
All the time I spent delving into the Soviet sports machine for my hammer-throw saga got me thinking a lot more about the “Evil Empire” my youth. One of the first truly adult books I read was Hedrick Smith’s The Russians, because I as so curious about what daily life was like in the nation […]