Comments | sandssavvy: Johnny Depp, Tim Burton, and Danny Elfman or The Golden Trio

sandssavvy

Johnny Depp, Tim Burton, and Danny Elfman or The Golden Trio

Mar 31, 2006 19:30

I ran across this great site for Danny Elfman fanfiction yeasterday that I had only had the chance to skim once before, then I lost the link. *tear*

If you don't know who Danny Elfman is here's a good piece of information about him given by the site:

Danny Elfman is pretty much a hidden celebrity, that guy you may have seen as the credits rolled ( Read more... )

danny elfman, johnny depp, quotes, tim burton, links

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moonagelily April 1 2006, 04:26:02 UTC

Aww, I didn't know that Johnny and Tim were that close. That's pretty cool to know. =)

sandssavvy April 1 2006, 04:34:36 UTC

That is cool. Billy probably calls him Uncle Johnny. lol
They are so much alike in many ways.

I had a dream about you rockchick8807 April 1 2006, 16:40:53 UTC

Hey Sara! I had a dream about you. You had an MSN Hotmail email address and MSN Messenger and everytime I signed in to MSN Messenger, we were chatting each other like everyday. Right now, I'm watching a movie called Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle. Remember the movie I told you about in Mr. Seymour's classroom? Anyway, that movie is pretty funny but it have perverted parts. I just like the good parts in it. So I really like that movie! :)

Re: I had a dream about you sandssavvy April 1 2006, 16:57:27 UTC

That's good Rena, to bad about the perverted parts. I'm glad your having fun.

Your dream sounds interesting too. :)

starrdust411 April 1 2006, 20:51:10 UTC

I've seen the two Burton biographies at a Comic Book store near me. I also saw of book of poems by Burton... I don't know which I want more!

sandssavvy April 1 2006, 20:58:52 UTC

Was it the Oyster boy poem book? (because I read a lot of that in a bookstore. The Blender Boy poem stuck with me a bit. "The mother's unholy alliance with a kitchen appliance." lol)
I want to get one of his autobriographies one day. i like his style of writing.

Plus people will probably write about Tim wrong. Some bios are good I think, but I don't know which ones. *facepalm*

starrdust411 April 2 2006, 01:11:50 UTC

Yep it was the oyster boy book. I saw it and then did a double take. I was like "Tim Burton wrote a book!?" (I'm a noob I know :P )

I don't know which bio is better either, but if I were going to buy one, I'd probably end up buying the one forwarded by the Deppster. (rolls eyes in embrassment)

sandssavvy April 2 2006, 01:20:20 UTC

The new or old autobiography?
I want both because I'm lame and the new version is different. lol