Abbie Cornish as Sarah Wilson in the movie Geostorm |
Abbie Cornish as Sarah Wilson in Geostorm |
This struck me as bit weird, as while I had never seen the movie 'Geostorm' or even knew Abbie was in it, I had just read the book 'First, We Make the Beast Beautiful' by Sarah Wilson, who I met at the Byron Writers Festival and was discussing the significance of the Octopus on the front cover of her book with her.
Have a Gratitude Ritual?
Then I see at Abbie's IMDB page she starred in a short film called 'Octopus'.
Starring Abbie Cornish as Marcy (voice) |
A scene from the short movie 'Octopus' |
Brendan and Abbie (left) |
A tattoo I got at Sharky's Tattoo in Byron Bay ironically |
Me waiting in line to get the book signed by Brendan |
Brendan, Rose and baby? |
So, when it comes to playing 'Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon', who needs Kevin while Brendan's around?-)
I calculated Brendan's Bacon number and found out Keifer Sutherland is the connecting link between himself and Kevin Bacon.
Which is kind of ironic, since Brendan, like me, is a mad Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks supporter.
It certainly is a small and connected world it seems, well that's
to me:-)
And did you have to post this Instagram on my birthday, Abbie?-)
UPDATE: 2018
Geostorm? |
to me:-)
And did you have to post this Instagram on my birthday, Abbie?-)
I recommend watching "Geostorm". Not a great movie, but some of the weird stuff that's been happening lately seems to sync to it. I'm sure you'll find it very sync-worthy.
ReplyDeleteI don't feel compelled to watch it anytime soon, as I have a heap of movies already on my "to watch" list, but if the universe blows 'Geostorm' my way I''ll watch it.
ReplyDeleteI'm actually interested in watching Whitley Strieber's extreme weather movie 'The Day After Tomorrow' again for some unknown reason.
I saw it when it first came out at the drive-in with my then wife and kids in the winter time and remember sitting on folding chairs outside of the car and watching it.
The kids were rugged up, but I wasn't and I was cold while watching it, which was like watching the movie in sense-around in a way.
I didn't pay that much attention to the movie at the time, as when I'm sitting outside under the stars I like to look out at the stars in awe of the universe I'm living in.
I don't think I knew Strieber co-wrote it at the time I saw it and lately Striber's work has been on my radar.
Plus Jake Gyllenhaal is in it and while I'm not a fan of 'Brokeback Mountain', he was in it with Heath Ledger and I wouldn't mind checking out some Gyllenhaal movies I'm yet to see.