ITA. They all should be doing interviews regarding the complexities of their characters in SD, however all I hear is the deafening silence. James Marsden was promoting Hop on Chelsea Lately, yet their was no mention of SD. Some people have stated that it was because one was G rated and the other R rated...that's never stopped people mentioning all the projects of an interviewee before. I still maintain if it was any good it would have been at Cannes, Sundance or Tribeca. Who knows, it still might go straight to video in this tight economy.
This review of KB in Another Happy Day never failed to give me a chuckle:
"After everyone talks excitedly about the absent sister of the groom, who has a habit of cutting herself (another Sundance cliche) and who is played up as excitedly as Harry Lime in "The Third Man," she finally enters the picture and turns out to be....Kate Bosworth? Not really in the same league as Nicole Kidman or Anne Hathaway, I'm afraid. I'm mystified why Bosworth even has a film career. She belongs in pictures all right -- magazine pictures, not moving ones. She's been around for more than ten years and still hasn't made an impression."
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/blogs/movies/sundance_another_happy_day_sdFwBDBc3r8hKiq3NZsixJ#ixzz1OsGDUw8I
I just love Stephen Moyer and he seems like a really nice and cool dude, so I chalk it up to the lateness of the hour. 
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