Event: Lloyd Kaufman will be imparting directing knowledge tonight at 7pm at the Strand Bookstore, 828 Broadway (12th Street).
Guests:
Lloyd Kaufman
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Comments [3]
How about you pay all of the members of your film crews? It'll be shocking to some. Probably more shocking than your movies can ever manage to be.
Mr. Kaufman, please, Terror Firmer would be great as a musical!
Please re-release "Sergeant Kabukiman, NYPD".
(It might make a brilliant musical as well.)
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