The Official Michael Rosenbaum Thread

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Ooooooooooooooh, I like that! But I don't think Clark would do something that Lexish. If he were to run into her in Metropolis, or at the Talon, or elsewhere, though, and *talk* her into it indirectly, that'd be somewhat more heroic. Point her nose/greed/interest in Lex's direction and hope she picks up on it, rather than asking her outright.

No, he wouldn't but he should.

Maybe Lionel could do it for him... ;)

Sophisticated, worldly, long legs, short skirts - just Lex's type.

She's the best thing about Battlestar Galactica...

LOVE how evil she is and she's so casual about it.

:up:

She'd certainly be up to taking on Lex and the fact that she looks so good is just icing for the guys I bet...

;)
 
No, he wouldn't but he should.
Maybe Lionel could do it for him... ;)

She's the best thing about Battlestar Galactica...
LOVE how evil she is and she's so casual about it. :up:

She'd certainly be up to taking on Lex and the fact that she looks so good is just icing for the guys I bet...

;)

Lionel would definitely do something like that! Hope he does :-> Writers, are you listening? Tricia, if you're out there, please inquire about a guest spot!

Hubby sure wouldn't mind having Six on the show, to balance my Welling fix. Yet she, like Erica, looks much prettier with brown hair than blonde... wonder which they'd use for the show.
 
Hey, Mike's going to skate in a celebrity Hockey match:

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2007 Hockey Challenge Celebrity game participants announced
02/14/07 - Western Hockey League (WHL) Seattle Thunderbirds

Seattle, February 14, 2007 - The Seattle Thunderbirds, in conjunction with the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) of Western Washington and Alaska, are pleased to announce the names of the celebrities playing in the 2007 Hockey Challenge Celebrity All-Star game.

Celebrities scheduled to appear include: Tom Arnold (Pride, True Lies), Jason Priestley (Beverly Hills, 90210; Tombstone), Michael Rosenbaum (Smallville), Paul Guilfoyle (CSI), Jason Thompson (General Hospital), Cameron Bancroft (24: Day 4, Hockeyville on CBC), Brian Basset (Red and Rover and Adam @ Home cartoonist), Kelly Stephens (2006 U.S. Women's Olympic hockey bronze medalist), Bill Wixey (KCPQ news anchor).

Former T-Birds alumni that will participate include Corey Schwab, Jamie Huscroft, Pat Smith and Al Kinisky. The Hockey Challenge, in its ninth year, will take place on Saturday, March 3 at KeyArena. Over the past eight years the Hockey Challenge has raised over $3 million for the Seattle Ronald McDonald House.

Hockey teams formed by sponsors such as Microsoft, Washington Mutual and Starbucks, along with celebrities appearing in the Celebrity Game on March 3, skate to support the children and families served by RMHC.

A ticket to the Hockey Challenge gives fans access to all Challenge events on March 3. Events include the Celebrity Game and autograph session, all other Challenge games and the T-Birds game that night against the Portland Winter Hawks at 6:05 p.m. The Celebrity Game is scheduled to start after the T-Birds game ends. The Celebrity autograph session will commence at 5 p.m. and last until 5:30 p.m.

All proceeds from the Hockey Challenge directly support operations of the Seattle Ronald McDonald House, which provides a "home-away-from-home" for children and their families during medical treatment, making each day a little easier. In fact, last year the Seattle Ronald McDonald House provided accommodations for 1,200 families.

To purchase tickets to the Hockey Challenge call the Thunderbirds at 206-448-PUCK or go online at www.seattlethunderbirds.com.

Note: Tom Arnold is a really good friend of Rosie's...
 
yeah he's a big hockey fan, unfortunately he likes the NY Rangers ( I was raised a HUGE NY Islanders fan).

some of you know already but I grew up playing hockey all the way up through college (Division III). I actually was supposed to play goal for my friend's team (He's a NYC cop) in a charity game in 2003 against some celebrities. At the last minute, their normal goalie was able to make to it, so I never got to play. Rosenbaum was one of the celebrities that laced them up. Apparently he took pictures with and signed autographs for EVERYONE, and I'm not kidding when I say "everyone" in the building. My friend told me that Rosenbaum made a ton of fans that day out the cops.
I think I told this story back when it happened, but it always bears repeating. :)
 
yeah he's a big hockey fan, unfortunately he likes the NY Rangers ( I was raised a HUGE NY Islanders fan).

some of you know already but I grew up playing hockey all the way up through college (Division III). I actually was supposed to play goal for my friend's team (He's a NYC cop) in a charity game in 2003 against some celebrities. At the last minute, their normal goalie was able to make to it, so I never got to play. Rosenbaum was one of the celebrities that laced them up. Apparently he took pictures with and signed autographs for EVERYONE, and I'm not kidding when I say "everyone" in the building. My friend told me that Rosenbaum made a ton of fans that day out the cops.
I think I told this story back when it happened, but it always bears repeating. :)

I don't remember hearing that story before. That's really cool. Too bad you didn't get to play.
 
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Q&A: Michael Rosenbaum Dishes on Smallville
By Kristin Veitch
Feb 14, 2007 4:33 PM


Maybe I'm just in the Valentiney mood, or maybe Michael Rosenbaum was just that darn charismatic in our latest chat, but after talking to him I just can't get this George Michael-meets-Weird Gal Veitchovic song out of my head. It's called "I Want Your Lex."

Trust me, there is good reason to be Smallville-ainy giddy right now, 'cause Michael Rosenbaum (aka Smallville's Lex Luthor) directed an episode that airs tomorrow (Thursday) night on the CW.

In honor of this special event, Michael and I spent some time talking ‘bout divas on set, that big wedding right around the corner, his character's "darkest moment yet" and why Lex's days in Smallville are definitely numbered.

So, Mr. Big Pants Director, tell us, how did you like running the show for the first time?
It was amazing. Honestly, it was the biggest challenge of my life. It was a crash course in filmmaking. I’m not the most decisive person in the world, but it forces you to be that person. The prop people are coming up to you and asking, Do you want this gun or this gun? Wardrobe wants to know if you want this shirt or that shirt, and then you have actors [needing your guidance]. You have to know what you want. You have to know the story. You actually have to read the script this time!

Who was the biggest diva?
People always ask what the hardest part was and I say, "Directing myself because I’m very hard to work with." I like that little joke. No, everybody was great. I told myself that if I fail at this and if I don’t get good performances, I won’t do it again. But I was really happy with the way things turned out, and I honestly think it is a great episode with exciting twists in it.

Give us scoop on the ep.
The story in a nutshell is there is this kid who was blinded by the meteor shower a couple of years ago and he now has the ability to see other people who are meteor freaks or meteor infected. Lex Luthor hires this doctor to kick the kid around and find all the meteor freaks in Smallville, so Lex can do all these tests on them. Eventually, Clark, Chloe and Lana start to unravel what the hell is going on and we find out that one of them is… well, let’s just say somebody is found out. One of our beloved characters is involved in a big twist. I can’t give too much away, but it’s cool, really cool.

Of course, I have to ask you about the Lex and Lana relationship. She’s pregnant now, which is huge, and the wedding is coming up. Should we be happy for them?
I, personally, think Lana found the right man. I think Lex loves her more than anything. He’s getting as honest as he can be. Lots of people think Clark is the right guy, but look at Clark. I mean, Clark lied to her throughout their whole relationship. It was a sham. Why wasn’t he honest with her? He’s supposed to be this great guy, but he’s not such a great guy if he lies. Everyone looks at Lex like he’s the bad guy. Why is Lex so bad? If you ask me, Lex is trying to do the best he can. He is trying to protect her, just like Clark was, and I think if something happens and he loses Lana, there is no telling what Lex is capable of doing. But there is a big wedding scene coming up in a couple of episodes...

Yes, tell us about the wedding!
It was beautiful. A big, beautiful, rather archaic wedding, and I’ll tell you what, there were a lot of fans in the beginning who were saying they didn’t want to see Lex turn evil, but four years later, they are like, "I can’t wait till he gets really bad!" Well, the wedding is the biggest moment of the series for Lex. It’s the darkest moment ever, and that’s the honest to God truth. We shot it yesterday. Let me tell you, it doesn’t get more sacrilegious than it does on wedding day.

There are some weird rumors surrounding Lana's pregnancy. Have you heard them?
There are stories, people are talking, and that‘s cool. I don’t want to say they’re completely wrong, but they’re not all right. There is a big twist coming with that. At least I hope so, otherwise the writers are going to piss me off! They have me going. I’m a viewer, too, so I hope there is a big payoff at the end.

It seems like the show has gotten a second wind in the last year or so, no?
Yes, people say that. There was one year when I thought, This is it, we are going to end the show. And then, all of a sudden, last season just took off and I don’t know what happened, but the story became really interesting and they amped everything up. I think we are getting some of the best ratings ever this year, and it’s amazing.

Do you feel like one more season is a sure thing?
I think next season will definitely happen. I think we are pretty much the favorite on the CW. Well, one of the favorites—I don’t want to piss anyone off.

Alexis Bledel is going to come and kick your ass.
Yeah, people love the Gilmore. But there is so much girl power, sometimes you need some superhero and super violence.

So, are you in it for the long haul?
Next year will be my last year. I had a great run. I loved it, but that will be it for me.

Really? Is that how the whole cast is feeling?
No, I think other people have longer contracts. I’m not going to say who, but I know that next year is the last for me. So, it will be very sad when it happens, but all good things must come to an end.

You’ve done a few films already. Is that what you want to pursue after Smallville?
Yeah, I’d like to have the opportunity to do movies all year, and not just in a span of two months over the summer when I can grow my hair. Every hiatus I have gone off and done a movie, so I can’t wait to have as much time as I need.

You have a movie coming out soon, right?
Yes, it’s called Kickin It Old Skool, and it comes out Apr. 20. It’s hilarious. Jamie Kennedy, Maria Menounos and I are in it. I play this guy, Kip Unger, and I host a dance contest called Get to Steppin‘. My mantra is "I’m just Kip, Kip, Kippin’ it real."

Will you direct another episode?
During the process, I was saying, "No way, I won’t do it again," but as soon as I saw my cut, I wanted to do another one. We’ve already talked about it a little bit, so why not? We’ll see what happens. If the fans like my episode, I will do it! This year, it’s a good year for me. I’ve directed my first episode, I’ve got a big movie coming out, I’m working on getting my first script made. It’s like, all right, I can’t be more excited about all of this, so I’m just gonna keep it going.
 
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Craig just posted a new interview with Rosenbaum, he mostly talks about Kickin' it Old Skool but here's the SV related stuff:

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]So what made you decide to come to your fans directly to tell them about Kickin' It Old Skool?[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]I think that my biggest fans are Smallville fans, and thanks to the show, and the fans, I've actually got to be recognized. The fans have been great all these years, and they've been watching the show for six years, and I thought to myself "You know, I want people to go see this movie. It's fun. It's definitely the demographic of the people who watch Smallville," and I think if they're looking for a fun comedy, something that's light with a lot of fun dancing and 80's references and 80's icons, and laugh out loud moments, I think this is definitely the movie. So what I wanted to do is speak directly to the fans.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Hey, I've been playing Lex Luthor, I hope the fans have been enjoying it, they seem like they have, and I'm just asking for them to support me in my next endeavour which is the movies, and I hope that they'll go see Kickin' It Old Skool, and hopefully the movie will do well.[/FONT]

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Once your time on Smallville is over, would you like to be doing movies full time?[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Yeah. That's what I've always wanted to do. I've always wanted to be a comedian. It's just something I've always desired. As a kid, I used to do impressions. My parents used to go out on a Saturday night and I'd babysit my brother, and they'd come back and I'd recite every moment from Saturday Night Live back in the 80's. The Church Lady, the Hans and Franz, Fernando... I would do impersonations of all of them. I'd re-enact the whole thing, and I always knew as a kid that I had to do something in comedy. It's kind of ironic that I ended up being one of the most complex characters on TV, as Lex Luthor. For me, it's great. It's been a real great career. I've done a little bit of both. Comedy and drama. For the last six years, I've been doing Smallville.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]I think next year is probably (see now he doesn't even know for sure :p) my last year [of Smallville]. It's my last year on my contract. I'm ready to move on, and it's going to be a really sad moment when it happens. A lot of people, they look at me and think "Oh he's bald!" I have a full head of hair, and I'm kind of a nerd.[/FONT]

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]So you have hair in this movie?[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Yeah! They let me grow it out for about three and a half weeks. So I have a nice buzz cut. It's cool. I think that the fans of Smallville appreciate the contrast to Lex Luthor, and I think they'll have a lot of fun with this character and the movie, and they'll appreciate that I can do other things. They've been supportive in the past, but this one especially, I think it's a movie that everybody - from 13 to 45 or 50 - could really just get a kick out of. I'm excited about that.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]I need every fan that watches Smallville to go out on the weekend, and have a good time, and go see Kickin' It Old Skool![/FONT]
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Q&A: Michael Rosenbaum Dishes on Smallville
By Kristin Veitch
Feb 14, 2007 4:33 PM

So, are you in it for the long haul?
Next year will be my last year. I had a great run. I loved it, but that will be it for me.

Really? Is that how the whole cast is feeling?
No, I think other people have longer contracts. I’m not going to say who, but I know that next year is the last for me. So, it will be very sad when it happens, but all good things must come to an end.
 
Rosenbaum without question gave the best preformance last night episode "Prototype" . He's almost close to Lex Luthor of the comics . (I hope to god that next week in the season finale of season 6, He cross the line beyond the point of no return, Where Lex is just pure evil .)
 

Oh Rosey..

Domestic: $3,911,753 100.0%

Opening Weekend: $2,484,624 (1,816 theaters, $1,368 average) % of Total Gross: 63.5% Widest Release: 1,816 theaters In Release: 14 days / 2 weeks

Looks like all the promoting he did didn't serve much of a purpose. I really think he should stop doing these comedies.
 
Oh Rosey..

Domestic: $3,911,753 100.0%

Opening Weekend: $2,484,624 (1,816 theaters, $1,368 average) % of Total Gross: 63.5% Widest Release: 1,816 theaters In Release: 14 days / 2 weeks

Looks like all the promoting he did didn't serve much of a purpose. I really think he should stop doing these comedies.

I wonder if it was made cheaply enough to have still made a profit?

And I wouldn't count him out for future comedies. From all his recent interviews, it sounds like that's exactly where he wants to go post-Smallville. I hope he doesn't walk away from good dramatic roles if they are offered to him, I think he great at EVOL guys.
 
Yesterday was Michael Rosenbaum 35th Birthday .

Happy B - Day Rosenbaum .
 
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Whatcha got happening there, aside from a bunch of coding. ;)
 
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