Will Sharpe

And I really... felt miss sold on it i i mean i thought like it is about like surfing and it's about these two characters who fall in love but then like it doesn't take long it's just about cancer it's about watching somebody you love slowly die of cancer and how that affects your life and how you navigate that through their last days so this is based on a comic and it's also a true story so i feel like kind of an asshole for not liking this movie i said it it did look the animation looked good um props to french animation companies um maybe at times it was a little slow just in the movement but beautiful colors and i loved just the whole like the surfing stuff it made me want to try surfing like i really felt like maybe i could do that You know, I watched a dub and the mouth movement was a little off, but I got used to it.

I saw afterwards when the credits came up, it was Will Sharp and Stephanie Sue.

I had no idea they did voice acting, but that was that was kind of cool.

So, yeah, I just I feel like on the poster for this, there should have been like a person like in a hospital gown or something.

A film adaptation for Crying in H Mart was immediately put into development, but the Rolling Stone piece points out that the movie is currently on pause.

It was halted because the actor and director attached to the project, Will Sharpe, stepped away.

Now, I follow a lot of entertainment news, and when a director leaves a high-profile project, it is universally treated as a disaster.

Usually, yes.

Another romcom would be romcom guys way too hot for her.

Will Sharp of the White Lotus season two.

And

yeah,

What is this? It looks like...

It looks like Will Sharp handing something to Donald Trump.

This

is an executive order.

minutes? I swear I'm not just going to work through your IMDb, but there's two more things I really want to talk about, and one of them is Flowers, because I think that was one of the most underrated shows.

I think Will Sharpe's amazing, Olivia Colman, Julian Barrett, Daniel Rigby, Georgina Campbell, Desiree Ackervand, Sophie DiMartino, who blew up again in Loki recently.

How was that to work on? Because it's a proper dark...

serious comedy if that makes sense it's a really weird mix like tonally it really stands out I can't think of anything else like it that is on such heavy heavy and dark subjects but is so funny and the characters are so beautifully observed how was that

Have you seen just the first two episodes?

Have you seen my interview with him and Will Sharp for Amadeus? Aye.

Aye.

I don't really, he was so nice.

He went to a Manhattan law firm, uh, and could have made a lot of money, and he gave all that up to, uh, he gave all that up to, uh, go serve as President Trump's criminal defense attorney in several Democrat hellholes in front of several Democrat left-wing activist judges by s- uh, several Democrat prosecutors.

And Todd Blanche working with, uh, uh, others on President Trump's legal team, like Will Sharpe, the incoming White House counsel, John Sauer, the solicitor general of the United States, Boris Epstein, uh, Emil Bove, who's now a judge on the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, Alina Habba, so many others.

I'm leaving out people, and I apologize.

Uh, but, uh, it was Todd Blanche who helped President Trump beat this unprecedented Republican-ending lawfare.