I'm a Pollyanna fan-na!

[DaCow]

I can't wait to see Pollyanna McIntosh in "Land of the Lost"! Hope I spelled your name right, love! Scrabble just isn't the same game without you. I am a big fan of intelligent, strong and beautiful women like Nastashia Kinski...Milla Jovovich...Kate Beckinsale...and Pollyanna. Working with this astonishing young woman on "OFFSPRING" was incredible. She was able to bring dignity, grace and purpose to a very bizzarre role. Jack Ketchum supplied her with inspiration and under Andrew van den Houten's direction she just ran with it...with William M. Miller there to catch it all on film! So until "OFFSPRING" is released I'll have to rely on other sources like "Land of the Lost" for my Pollyanna fix.

[Mediasaurusrex]

Yeah, it is unfortunate that she is in LAND OF THE LOST for about 8 seconds tops!

[Offspring-Girl]

I think that for the rest of my life, every time I play scrabble I'm going to think of Offspring But you have to admit, it's pretty funny seeing a bunch of actors in costume as scary cannibals playing Scrabble

I wonder what people driving by thought when they saw everybody outside, if they didn't know that we were filming a movie... That would have to be a pretty interesting sight

I would have to say that Pollyanna was definitely a good choice for that role. She did really well!

-R

[DaCow]

Well, that's 8 seconds more than I'm in the film. Anyway - with summer theatre camps starting and a major shake-up of faculty at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre (check us out at grct.org!), I didn't get to see it in the theatres. Going to have to wait for the DVD...unless Pollyanna will be at Scarefest 2009. Any chance of that happening, love? Speaking of Grand Rapids Civic Thatre, we just completed our run of "Willy Wonka". Fellow "Offspring" cast member Scot Mellema beat out Fellow "Offspring" cast member Stephen Grey for the title role. I played the Grandpa that stays in bed.
Edward Jay Nelson