Jessica Rubbinghouse
Four Women Asleep by Roland Penrose, 1954
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News media has a predictable relationship to the “tragedy” of stuttering: usually, we see an afflicted person—before the newest miracle cure—stuttering through a word with dramatic music in the background, their concerned parent looking on as they struggle to even say their name. Through hard…
My new blog is all about what it’s like to be a person who stutters— and how I’ve started to rethink my goals as a speaker.
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John Slattery Almost Turned Down “Arrested Development.”
You know, I don’t really know anything. Since I was on, which was brief, they’ve probably reconceived the whole thing. Mitch Hurwitz is kind of writing it on the fly, and his brain is amazing. They’re releasing all of them at the same time, so it isn’t like a normal television show. He’s a brilliant guy.
I’ve shot [my episode] and it was really fun. I almost didn’t to it because it’s hard to go in and be a guest on someone else’s show. I don’t think people are aware of that when they see television shows and people on them. It’s like walking into someone else’s house where they all know what they’re doing. They’re all extremely funny. I mean, Jason Bateman … who’s better than that guy? Or Jeffrey Tambor, who I work with. All those people. Will [Arnett], David Cross and all the women. You go, “I know this is funny, but I’m not sure I can pull it off …” So it was nerve-wracking. I don’t know whether I succeeded. By the end, I think we nailed a couple scenes. One in particular I hope doesn’t get cut. You really see how good everyone is when you go into someone else’s situation and watch them work. It was really fun.
And here’s “Mad Men” scoop!
Cool I guess except for where he names all the men and then just says “and all the women.”](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_megwsvE2df1qe9t4zo1_500.jpg)
John Slattery Almost Turned Down “Arrested Development.”
You know, I don’t really know anything. Since I was on, which was brief, they’ve probably reconceived the whole thing. Mitch Hurwitz is kind of writing it on the fly, and his brain is amazing. They’re releasing all of them at the same time, so it isn’t like a normal television show. He’s a brilliant guy.
I’ve shot [my episode] and it was really fun. I almost didn’t to it because it’s hard to go in and be a guest on someone else’s show. I don’t think people are aware of that when they see television shows and people on them. It’s like walking into someone else’s house where they all know what they’re doing. They’re all extremely funny. I mean, Jason Bateman … who’s better than that guy? Or Jeffrey Tambor, who I work with. All those people. Will [Arnett], David Cross and all the women. You go, “I know this is funny, but I’m not sure I can pull it off …” So it was nerve-wracking. I don’t know whether I succeeded. By the end, I think we nailed a couple scenes. One in particular I hope doesn’t get cut. You really see how good everyone is when you go into someone else’s situation and watch them work. It was really fun.
Cool I guess except for where he names all the men and then just says “and all the women.”
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