Bruce Campbell will be at Harkins Centerpoint tomorrow
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He was at a local theater in Denver last night. Wish I could have made it.
I haven't read his new book "How to Make Love*
*Like Bruce Campbell" (or something like that), but his first one, an autobiography, "If Chins Could Kill" was a riot.
I haven't read his new book "How to Make Love*
*Like Bruce Campbell" (or something like that), but his first one, an autobiography, "If Chins Could Kill" was a riot.
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The book is called "How to make love the Bruce Campbell way" and he'll be signing that at Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe at 6pm or 8pm. Then his new movie that he wrote and directed, The Man with the Screaming Brain, is going to be screening at Harkins Centerpoint at 7:45pm or 10:00pm.
I'll be at the 8pm signing and 10pm screening!
I'll be at the 8pm signing and 10pm screening!
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3 reasons to see Bruce Campbell
Michael Senft
The Arizona Republic
Jul. 8, 2005 12:00 AM Get a double dose of fun from actor Bruce Campbell as he meets fans, signs copies of his books and hosts screenings of his latest cinematic "masterpiece," Man With the Screaming Brain, at Harkins Centerpoint 11 on Wednesday. Here are three reasons to meet the reigning king of B-movies.
1 ACTOR - Campbell is best known as Ash, the chainsaw-armed hero of Sam Raimi's campy Evil Dead movies. But he has also made a splash on TV, starring in the cult classic The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. as well as playing Autolycus in both Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess. He made a hilarious cameo in Spider-Man 2 as the snooty usher who won't let Peter Parker into a play.
2 AUTHOR - Campbell's cult success repeated in the literary world with his autobiography If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B Movie Actor (L.A. Weekly Books, 2002). He hopes to repeat that success with Make Love! The Bruce Campbell Way (Thomas Dunne Books, 2005), an "autobiographical novel" about his quest to escape B-movies and get a part in a Mike Nichols romantic comedy.
3 DIRECTOR - He completes his creative trilogy this year with Man With the Screaming Brain, which he also wrote and stars in. Campbell has directed episodes of Hercules and Xena in the past, but Screaming Brain is his feature-length debut.
DETAILS: Signings are 6 and 8 p.m. and screenings are 7:45 and 10 p.m. Wednesday at the Harkins Centerpoint 11, Mill Avenue and University Drive, Tempe. Tickets for the signing are free with the purchase of Make Love! or If Chins Could Kill at Changing Hands Bookstore, 6428 S. McClintock Drive, Tempe. Tickets for the screening are available at the Harkins Centerpoint box office. (480) 730-0205, www.changinghands.com
Michael Senft
The Arizona Republic
Jul. 8, 2005 12:00 AM Get a double dose of fun from actor Bruce Campbell as he meets fans, signs copies of his books and hosts screenings of his latest cinematic "masterpiece," Man With the Screaming Brain, at Harkins Centerpoint 11 on Wednesday. Here are three reasons to meet the reigning king of B-movies.
1 ACTOR - Campbell is best known as Ash, the chainsaw-armed hero of Sam Raimi's campy Evil Dead movies. But he has also made a splash on TV, starring in the cult classic The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. as well as playing Autolycus in both Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess. He made a hilarious cameo in Spider-Man 2 as the snooty usher who won't let Peter Parker into a play.
2 AUTHOR - Campbell's cult success repeated in the literary world with his autobiography If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B Movie Actor (L.A. Weekly Books, 2002). He hopes to repeat that success with Make Love! The Bruce Campbell Way (Thomas Dunne Books, 2005), an "autobiographical novel" about his quest to escape B-movies and get a part in a Mike Nichols romantic comedy.
3 DIRECTOR - He completes his creative trilogy this year with Man With the Screaming Brain, which he also wrote and stars in. Campbell has directed episodes of Hercules and Xena in the past, but Screaming Brain is his feature-length debut.
DETAILS: Signings are 6 and 8 p.m. and screenings are 7:45 and 10 p.m. Wednesday at the Harkins Centerpoint 11, Mill Avenue and University Drive, Tempe. Tickets for the signing are free with the purchase of Make Love! or If Chins Could Kill at Changing Hands Bookstore, 6428 S. McClintock Drive, Tempe. Tickets for the screening are available at the Harkins Centerpoint box office. (480) 730-0205, www.changinghands.com
ozzfloyd
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Bruce rules!
Still waiting for "My Name Is Bruce"....
Still waiting for "My Name Is Bruce"....
