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Who Are These People?

The ensemble crime-drama Billionaire Boys Club quietly opened Friday in eight theaters scattered in select states across the U.S. The indie film earned an abysmal $126 for the day. For the full weekend, Billionaire Boys Club could have trouble making much more than $425. – Hollywood Reporter, 8/18/18

$126.

Average ticket price in America, per the Hollywood Reporter, is $9.27.

Back of the envelope gives us 13 moviegoers. TotD breaks it down.

  1. Homeless guy who had to poop.
  2. Woman named Margarita whose air conditioning is broken and had already seen everything else.
  3. Armond White, who loved it. (If you didn’t get that one, trust me: it’s funny as hell.)
  4. Unnamed man with toenails for ears.
  5. Azealia Banks.
  6. Grimes.
  7. Cryin’ Elon Musk.
  8. Tiffany Trump. (“I thought my daddy would be here. Daddy? Daddy?”)
  9. A balding man with precise speech patterns and expressive lips wearing a fake mustache and calling himself Devin Lacey.
  10. A lithe, hairless teen accompanying Devin Lacey. (“One senior citizen and one child for Billionaire Boys Club, please.”)
  11. Anonymous woman squeezing every last bit of juice out of her MoviePass before it goes away.
  12. Anthony Rapp, on the advice of his therapist.
  13. Brooks, but not Dunn.

The Untitled Charlie Rose Project

Charlie Rose — whose PBS show was canceled following allegations of sexual abuse — is expected to star in a series where he interviews other men who face sexual harassment scandals, Page Six reported.

The show would feature Rose alongside men such as comedian Louis C.K. and former NBC anchor Matt Lauer, who both had sexual harassment allegations lodged against them last year. – The Hill, 4/25/18

“Good evening to you all, and thank you for joining us on Don’t Call It A Comeback. This is the first show, and we’re just so excited to be here producing what we hope will be television that’s not just entertaining, but perhaps will spark a national debate about sexism, harassment, and when enough is enough. My first guest is the former host of NBC’s Today show, Matt Lauer. Hey, Matt.”

“Hi, Charlie.”

“How are you, my friend?”

“Not well. When I think about all that happened, I’m just sickened.”

“You’re talking the women you took advantage of?”

“No, being punished for it.”

“Oh, good. Because I’m there with you, but in a folksier way.”

“It’s just outrageous how much people get away with. I feel like these women are abusing their positions of power.”

“Yes. Yes, exactly.”

“And they’re just going to treat us however they want to!”

“It is, as you said, outrageous. How are you coping?”

“Charlie, I can’t leave my house. Well, houses. I can’t leave any of my houses. I was in Florida for the season. Couldn’t leave the house. Now we’re back in Montauk and I can’t leave this house, either.”

“We? Have you and your wife reconciled?”

“Hell, no. I’ve been renting Instagram models.”

“Smart financial move.”

“This has ruined me, Charlie. Ruined. I’m down to $200 million.”

“Have you thought about getting into Bitcoin?”

“I’m all in on Bitcoin.”

“Wonderful. Just delightful. My next guest is a comic, a filmmaker, a writer, a chronicler of life’s complications and contradictions: Mr. Louis CK. Thank you for coming, Louie.”

“That’s not what your intern said.”

“Did you masturbate for one of my interns?”

“No. I masturbated at several of them. But I’ve been really thinking about everything that’s gone on, and I’ve decided to change my ways.”

“How so?”

“I force young men to watch me jerk off now. Much more acceptable.”

“Completely fine. It’s like people have no sense of humor anymore.”

“PC culture, huh?”

“Mmm. And my final guest, an award-winning actor and bon vivant, Kevin Spacey.”

“Thank you for having me, Charlie.”

“Kevin, before we begin the interview: your hand is on my penis.”

“Oh, look at that.”

“Might you remove it?”

“Sure.”

“You replaced it with the other hand.”

“You were not specific in your request.”

“No hands at all on my penis.”

“Oh, sure, great. Could you bring my one of the interns that Louis was using?”

“Of course! Anything for the great man!”

Fini.

Drums>Spacey

Actor Kevin Spacey is now seeking treatment in light of multiple allegations of sexual misconduct, Variety has learned.

“Kevin Spacey is taking the time necessary to seek evaluation and treatment,” said his representative in a statement to Variety. “No other information is available at this time.” – “Kevin Spacey To Seek ‘Evaluation And Treatment” Variety 11/1/17

“Thanks for coming in, Mr. Spacey. I’m Dr. Jenkins and I’ll be doing your evaluation.”

“Yes, doc. That’s what I need. Evaluation.”

“Great. So, first things first. Take your hand out of my pants.”

“Do you not want it in there?’

“No.”

“Would you mind if I left it in? I’m very nervous.”

“What does being nervous have to do with it.”

“Some people play with fidget spinners; I like strangers’ balls.”

“I really must insist.”

“Fine.”

“Let’s talk about boundaries, Mr. Spacey.”

“Oh, I love Boundaries. Me and Bryan Singer used to go there.

“No, Mr. Spacey. Boundaries as in limits to behavior. Not a nightclub with a teen night.”

“Sure, sure. I have boundaries. I respect people’s’ boundaries.”

“You say that, but your hand’s down my pants again.”

“Sorry. Sorry. Righty’s got a mind of his own.”

“Left one’s down there, too.”

“Jeez, I’m sorry.”

“Okay, let’s start from the beginning. When was the last time you molested someone?”

“Besides you?”

“Yes.”

“Two guys in the elevator on the way up.”

“Okay.”

“Stopped for coffee on the way over and stuck my finger in the barista.”

“Uh-huh.”

“Before that, I took Franklin in and saw the yummiest boy by 101 Cafe, so I hit him with my car and face-fucked him while he was semi-conscious.”

“Wow.”

“Stopped at Madame Tussaud’s and jerked off on the Justin Timberlake figure. Melted some of the wax.”

“Stop talking. Mr. Spacey, none of this behavior is okay.”

“It has been for the last 30 years.”

“It really wasn’t.”

“Then why did they keep giving me awards and money?”

“The fact that your bad behavior was enabled doesn’t negate the fact that you committed the behavior.”

“Right.”

“You are responsible for your own actions.”

“Right. Counter-point: everyone let me do it.”

“Mr. Spacey.”

“Call me daddy.”

“Not a chance. Mr. Spacey, your actions have led you to a dark place.”

“The Ramrod?”

“It was a metaphorical dark place.”

“Oh.”

“Emotional, career-wise. You’re in trouble, Mr. Spacey.”

“But I told everyone I was gay! How can people be mad at me now? That makes them homophobic!”

“It doesn’t.”

“I just resent all these reporters and accusers doing all this to me against my will.”

“Do you even hear yourself?”

“I’m the victim here.”

“I think we’re done, Mr. Spacey.”

“Okay, fine.”

“That means you should take your hand out of my pants.”

“I did it again. Bad habit.”

A Spoiler For All Occasions

  • Everything is not what it seems to be.
  • Someone has a secret.
  • She wasn’t really dead.
  • He was dead the whole time.
  • Neither of them actually existed.
  • The secret was concealed within the painting/sculpture/pet collar all along.
  • The whole film takes place in one person’s mind.
  • Or in a dream.
  • Or a snowglobe.
  • Bulletproof vest.
  • Good guy actually a cloned Nazi.
  • Smokey is the Bandit.
  • It’s a sled, but actually his wife’s vagina.
  • The dongs are coming from inside the house. (That is actually a specific spoiler, from a pornographic horror film called When A Stranger Cums Calling.)
  • The characters are in Hell.
  • The characters are in an experiment.
  • The characters are playing characters with roles in Pirandello’s Six Characters in Search of an Author and the whole thing disappears up its own ass halfway through the second act.
  • The guy in the mask turns out to be someone the hero knows.
  • Or is related to.
  • Someone else is pulling the strings.
  • Kevin Spacey did it.