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Homer & McDreamy have somthing in common.gilliandanielle said:When Homer looks like McDreamy he can have his own thread here...
jdavis said:Oh, KG, you really do have too much time on your hands, you need to get another hobby, LMAO! That was cute, but I REALLY need to get to bed, lol.
The people who made this are the ones with too much time on their hands.chefkristin said:Is there going to be a movie of the Simpsons?
chefann said:That opening was made by a British TV station. It went viral on the net and was subsequently aired by Fox as an opening in the fall of 2006 (just once).
Yes, there is a Simpson's movie coming out, but it is animated, not live action. It opens this summer. There was a hilarious trailer for it aired with the Halloween special this fall. It commented on all the computer-animated family movies and mentioned that this isn't one of them.
I know it because DH and I are HUGE Simpson's fans. We will have entire conversations that are nothing but quotes from the show. We're working (slightly) on a game concept that uses quotable lines from the show.PamperedChefDebi said:OK, Ann, WHY do you know all this?
Is "Five bucks, blah blah, five bucks!" in our shorthand.Lisa Simpson said:Five bucks! Where'd you get five bucks? I want five bucks!
It's because of the difficulties of the camera angles so you can see that Marge and Maggie are synchronized.The Kitchen Guy said:Maggie is in the front seat, which not only doesn't match the cartoon opening but is all but a federal crime here.
The concept behind "the Simpsons Opening - in Live Action!" is to recreate the iconic opening sequence of the animated TV show "The Simpsons" using real-life actors and props, instead of animation. It was created as a promotional video for the show's 500th episode.
The actors featured in "the Simpsons Opening - in Live Action!" include Elizabeth Banks as Marge, Maggie Simpson, Chris Hardwick as Bart, Hank Azaria as Moe, Yeardley Smith as Lisa, and Joe Mantegna as Fat Tony. The creator of the show, Matt Groening, also makes a cameo appearance as himself.
It took three days to film "the Simpsons Opening - in Live Action!" The production was directed by Morgan Spurlock and involved a large crew, as well as the participation of the actors and many extras.
Yes, the original creators of "The Simpsons," Matt Groening and James L. Brooks, were involved in making "the Simpsons Opening - in Live Action!" They were consulted during the production process and gave their approval to the final product.
No, "the Simpsons Opening - in Live Action!" is not considered canon in the show's timeline. It was created as a special promotional video and does not affect the continuity of the show's storylines.