In one of the commentaries, Cosgrove mentions that the re-enactment dialog is generally improvised. I imagine they gave the actors bullet points to work with, and obviously the people playing themselves shouldn't need much coaching, but I was surprised that there would be no scripted dialog in the re-enactments. Think of how many amazing lines quoted over and over on this forum just randomly rolled off the actor's tongue...

HE'S GOT JONATHAN!

(Sorry. Couldn't resist.)

HE'S GOT JONATHAN!

(Sorry. Couldn't resist.)


Hey, I was going to say it, you just beat me to it. I would HOPE that sort of bad acting was improv. I'd hate to think they rehearsed it!

I actually read an article about UM recently which stated that you could tell just how good the acting was in each segment. Apparently, if the segment was *more* narrated by Robert Stack/Dennis Farina, the acting was crap.

I thought that was hilarious.

I actually read an article about UM recently which stated that you could tell just how good the acting was in each segment. Apparently, if the segment was *more* narrated by Robert Stack/Dennis Farina, the acting was crap.

I thought that was hilarious.


On a side note, I just figured out who had Jonathan. Poltergeists. :crazy: :lol:

**snort**

This is Carl...and you are coming with me...