Late last evening, President Barack Obama announced that Osama bin Laden has been killed by United States forces in an operation conducted in Pakistan. The news set Twitter ablaze immediately, with countless Hollywood icons and celebrities weighing in with their thoughts on the 9/11 architect's death.
Responses from actors, writers and filmmakers alike differed dramatically in terms of how to react to the news. Some comedians, including Dane Cook, approached the announcement with as much comedy as the situation could possibly afford.
Beleaguered "Lost" co-creator Damon Lindelof even endured yet another insult towards his show's conclusion, this time with a smile. Most surprising of all, it may have been Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson who first brought news of bin Laden's death to Twitter. And, yes, Charlie Sheen said "winning." You knew that was coming.
I'm @roundhoward and this is a special edition of Twitter-Wood for May 2, 2011.
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Tags barack obama, Brandon Routh, Charlie Sheen, damon lindelof, dane cook, dwayne johnson, jeremy piven, john stamos, kevin nealon, Michael Caine, michael chiklis, osama bin laden, patton oswalt, simon pegg
Michael Caine Reveals the Real Ending of 'Inception'... Or Does He?
Posted 9/30/10 11:17 am EST by Tom DiChiara in Commentary, News
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Caine -- who the plays dream-world inventor and Leonard DiCaprio's father-in-law/mentor in the film -- recently divulged all in an interview with BBC Radio. "[The spinning top] drops at the end, that's when I come back on," he says. "If I'm there it's real, because I'm never in the dream. I'm the guy who invented the dream." In other words, since the spinning top -- which would keep spinning if it's a dream and fall if it's not -- drops, DiCaprio's Dom Cobb does get his happy ending, and not in a dirty massage-parlor kind of way; he gets to be with his kids instead of just seemingly finding them in a dream within a dream within a dream (or something like that). Read More...
Tags christopher nolan, inception, Michael Caine