From: hauglie@HUMnet.UCLA.EDU
Subject: Mel Gibson
Bartcop,
I have a couple of questions about the Mel Gibson ass whuppin' story.
How old was Mel Gibson supposed to be when
this hellish,
Reginald Denny-esque beating took place
that he could recover from near death,
be repeatedly rejected,
become despondent,
wander aimlessly and toothlessly with his
jaw swinging side to side as he walks,
meet a kindly priest,
be taken to the rectory,
have many reconstructive surgeries,
recover from that without any scars,
graduate from High School,
get accepted to a big time Australian acting
school,
play Romeo to Judy Davis's Juliette,
graduate from College,
do some Stage and TV work and then make
his first movie all by the time he was 21?
Why isn't the doctor who fixed him up working
in Beverly Hills
where he could make a gozillion dollars
with a grateful Mel as his poster child?
And why doesn't anyone else in the story
have a name?
I guess I'll just have to listen to Paul
Harvey for the rest of the story.
Mel Gibson did indeed get in a fight and
his face was messed up.
But it didn't stop him from going to an
audition THE NEXT DAY,
and it didn't stop him from getting the
part.
The part of the story about being taken
to the rectory might
explain Mel's displeasure with alternate
life styles, though.
But that makes me wonder about his friendship
with Jodie Foster.
Lars Hauglie
212 Royce Hall
UCLA - Royce Humanities Group
Box 951539
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1539
310-825-3956
ha ha
I think Paul Harvey has been busted.