Talk:Chris Elliott

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[edit] Appearance at Alamo

He was at the Alamo drafthouse this month talking about his latest movie. Worth mentioning?

[edit] Miami Vice actor?

Chris is categorized under Miami Vice actors, but the article doesn't mention Miami Vice at all. What gives?

[edit] Boilerplate

Could someone expand upon this a bit? I read the novel, found it hilarious, but it never dawned on me that Boilerplate could even be real, given the general ludicrosity of the entire novel (one scene features Teddy Roosevelt being correctly identified over his doppelganger by his genital piercing, for example). Having never heard of Boilerplate myself, it seemed like something Elliott would've made up. Is the issue, then, that Elliott essentially used someone else's idea thinking it was fact? And what is the deal with the "financial settlement?" How much money did the Boilerplate people have to give Elliott? If you're going to try and perpetrate a hoax, you'd better be willing to deal with the consequences... Wencer 17:40, 3 July 2006 (UTC)