Hillary Clinton round-up: a Jack Nicholson ad and an SNL appearance...
Last Friday evening, a video endorsement of Hillary Clinton by Jack Nicholson entitled "Jack and Hill" was posted to YouTube, and quickly went viral. As of Monday morning, the video has been viewed over 1,151,000 times.Towleroad.com reports that the video was conceived and created by two gay filmmakers, screenwriter/director John Krokidas and producer Bruce Cohen ("American Beauty," "Pushing Daisies," and the currently in production Harvey Milk biopic "Milk").
Meanwhile, Hillary made a hilarious appearance in the opening "Saturday Night Live" sketch appearing alongside Amy Poeler who has been spoofing her in recent weeks. Said Sen. Clinton: "I would like to take this opportunity to say to all Americans, be they from the great state of Ohio or Texas, Rhode Island or Vermont, Pennsylvania or any of the other states, live from New York it is Saturday night!"
Here is a clip:
Posted by Greg Hernandez on March 3, 2008 12:24 PM|Permalink
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Last Friday evening, a video endorsement of Hillary Clinton by Jack Nicholson entitled "Jack and Hill" was posted to YouTube, and quickly went viral. As of Monday morning, the video has been viewed over 1,151,000 times.Towleroad.com reports that the video was conceived and created by two gay filmmakers, screenwriter/director John Krokidas and producer Bruce Cohen ("American Beauty," "Pushing Daisies," and the currently in production Harvey Milk biopic "Milk").
Meanwhile, Hillary made a hilarious appearance in the opening "Saturday Night Live" sketch appearing alongside Amy Poeler who has been spoofing her in recent weeks. Said Sen. Clinton: "I would like to take this opportunity to say to all Americans, be they from the great state of Ohio or Texas, Rhode Island or Vermont, Pennsylvania or any of the other states, live from New York it is Saturday night!"
Here is a clip:
Greg Hernandez has covered the entertainment industry for the Daily
News since 2001. He's considered a bit odd by some for his obsession
with box office numbers, has been known to camp out near the kitchen
at premieres for first crack at the hors d'oeurves, and Greg's never
seen a red carpet he didn't want to stroll down.