Stephanie ZacharekĪgyapong, who also went by her married name, Mary Boateng, tested positive for COVID-19 on April 5 and was hospitalized two days later. Let’s think of them with wet eyes and a high heart. These are just some of the people who have been taken from us, even as they have left us much to remember them by. It’s not comprehensive, nor is it meant to be. That’s the goal of this list: to acknowledge the remarkable and joyful lives of some of those we have lost.
Maybe we can be better at celebrating life even as we’re saddened by its loss. But we all, at one time or another, have reason to mourn. We have no roadmap for this new territory. It’s a book of large truths disguised as small ones: “I remember,” he writes, “those times of not knowing if you feel really happy or really sad. In his jubilant and revivifying memoir, I Remember, the artist and writer Joe Brainard tabulated all the little things that can come to shape how we think about life. There can always be at least a glimmer of joy in remembering things that people gave us while they were here. ‘Justice League,’ ‘Wonder Woman’ and ‘Suicide Squad’: The Warner Bros.But not even sorrow is one-dimensional. “We’re all invited to the wedding, right?” asked Weaver. There was also a proposal between audience members during the Q&A - she said yes! - and the happy couple was invited onstage to pose with the panel. Of the film, and concerning Biehn’s involvement and the possible exploration of a romantic relationship between Ripley and Hicks- who is apparently alive? - she promised that for fans “It’s everything that they’re looking for.”
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As for the future of “Alien,” Weaver said Neil Blomkamp has written an “incredible script” for the next “Alien” installment, and she loves it so much that once she and the writer-director are free of their next commitments they hope to begin work on it. Cameron asked her, “Permanent trauma, yes or no?” She replied “Affirmative.” (Just kidding, she said no.) Henn, now a fourth-grade teacher who occasionally has to sign DVDs for parents, recalled returning to her Holiday Inn that day, still covered in slime and goo, and being mortified to walk into a black-tie affair. Cameron said he has always been haunted by a moment during filming in which, as he applied slime and goo to her face, Henn told him, “You know, it should be illegal for you to be able to do this to little kids.” “They had all the equipment and I had a little notebook and pencil and that was it.” Reiser admitted that he was jealous that, since Burke wasn’t military, he didn’t get to do the boot camp with the other actors. Weaver revealed that she is not as tough as Ripley in real life, saying she can’t watch “The Walking Dead,” produced by Hurd, because she is highly suggestible and is afraid “I’m going to see zombies everywhere.”
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Cameron says the scene in the movie where Bishop does the knife trick over Hudson’s hand was not sped up, that Henriksen actually moved at that speed. He said it! At one point Paxton said, “I just have three words to say: Game over, man!” to the delight of the crowd. “He tried to kill me!” she said with a laugh.) (Henn noted the seating arrangement that put them side-by-side. “I think the fact that we’re all here today, that everybody showed up at this reunion,” said the director- gesturing down the table to co-producer Gale Anne Hurd and stars Sigourney Weaver (Ripley), Bill Paxton (Hudson), Michael Biehn (Hicks), Lance Henriksen (Bishop), Paul Reiser (Burke), and Carrie Henn (Newt) - was a testament to how much the film means to all of them.įans of the enduring, and highly quotable, sci-fi/horror/action classic learned plenty about the film as the panelists, clearly still a mutual admiration society, reminisced about their time on LV-426.Īmong the takeaways from the lively and funny discussion were that Sigourney Weaver was not only the star, but the glue that helped hold the tight-knit cast together Paxton was actually worried that audiences might tire of his panicky character and Reiser never saw the hissable Burke as the “bad guy.” “You say bad guy, I say misunderstood,” he joked.
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Many films and TV shows host reunion panels at Comic-Con but few can probably boast the attendance figures of the “Aliens” 30th anniversary gathering Saturday in Hall H.Īnd that was the best way to explain what was so special about the Oscar-nominated 1986 classic, said director James Cameron.
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