Dale Dye

RIf you go to this website and look up different studios you will be able to call them and apply. http://www.imdb.com/studios In my business we do a lot of work with different studios and find that we have been put on a database. Now we get called by a variety of movie companies and we are regularly doing business. I would make up some cards and letter head. I would then call around until you get ahold of the correct person after this give it time and you will eventually (if you do not charge to much) start getting business. If you are good at what you do then. They will reuse you. We have never advertised they came to us and have been coming back every sense.

RTomato and Ketchup, Mary(frilly dress,apron and a pretty bonnet with a sparkly leash)attached to sheep(if you do not wish to invest in a full sheep costume can dress in white flannel pajamas-take cotton-the large patches and cotton balls glue or staple to a small white kerchieftake a very large white hankearchief if can't find a white triangle shaped scarf-cotton just on topof the scarf) make a collar from cotton, wrist cuffs from cotton,leg cuffs from cotton and a tail-very fluffy-the neck,wrist and ankle collars should be wide and very fluffy from the cotton.You can take cotton balls and glue or staple on the other parts of the pajamas but you don't unless you wish to cover all in cotton balls. You can pull at the coton balls to fluff the cotton even more.Red Riing Hood and the wolf------all you need is red cape-can use a terry short robe with a hood-if you can't find red can dye a white red. The wolf can use the same principle as the sheep but dye the cotton black and make some pointy ears covered black dyed cotton from construction paperFairie and flower---can go to a seconhand store-consignment store-get white frilly curtainsand paste the white frilly fairie costume on one piece bathing suit-maybe your Mom/Moms can help-can also use the white frilly curtain material and paste or staple on cardboard wings. Can also paste/glue glitter on wings-multicolored would be nice. From Cardboard make a cutout-for the head-with face showing of a daisy like flower head-also cheap curtain,print material from cheap dresses and so on can make the material that you cut out anad then paste on the cardboard. A green onepiece bathing suit is the body can paste on either real green stuff from the yard-very ,very big leaves with some small flower cutouts pasted here and there and green stuff pasted on sneakers. For the fairie colored tights and old sneakers that you spread glue on the sides and the top and then put a lot of glitter either one color-silver or multi colored. The fairie can also have check out WalMart for body and face glitter and fake jewels, fake flowers to put into the hair------WalMart has a lot of stuff you can use that is cheap-...the flower cah have yellow face for daisy has a yellow cnter with white-why the white ral frilly curtain material flowers petals. Sounds like fun to do. Have fun and if contest hope you win.

RI'm kinda hoping they'll be kind and put it on the web so that folks who miss an episode can catch it there. You know, not the day it first airs cause then why even bother turning to HBO on your TV, but maybe a day or so later.Of course the ratings are gonna be through the roof, it's kinda like a follow up to Band of Brothers. I'd first learned about The Pacific last year when I was looking up Dale Dye online. Dye's the guy who played Colonel Robert Sink in Band of Brothers and he was also the senior military advisor for the miniseries. Which he did for The Pacific as well, senior military advisor. So when I was looking at his info it mentioned he was working on The Pacific and info on that said it was supposed to be similar to Band of Brothers, but with the focus more on Marines than Army paratroopers.With Hanks and Spielberg returning as the executive producers and The Pacific said to be similar to a mini-series which won both six Emmys and a Golden Globe it's not really a shock it's got high ratings. If it's even half as good as Band of Brothers then I'd expect it to win several awards itself.

RMost commands don't make it mandatory there are a few I know. I have been retired since 95 a few of them I truly enjoyed and there was a few that I despised. Depending on were you are stationed you can have a good time. There is no need for a date but wear the Alphas with pride and hear the CMC message, find out who is the oldest and youngest. I once had the pleasure of organizing a ball for the LCPL and below. The oldest LCPL in the unit really surprised me. If you see the pictures of the US final departure from Vietnam, a chopper is hovering over the embassy. The last US service member to leave was a US Marine, he was reaching up to grab one of the runners of the chopper. He was a retread, stayed out a few years and times became ruff and he was allowed back in. It was also impressive with the fact that he also had a chest full of awards for his actions. You just don't find many LCPL with a CC and two stars in it or one with hash mark. Now I have seen a few but they were busted from higher rank and were awaiting the boot. Attended one in HI, cost me $50 a ticket for wife and myself. I didn't care for the meal but the rest of it was nice. All the styles of blues that are allowed. One ball Dale Dye was at, he has long since retired out and is very popular in the movies, not only as an actor but as an adviser. It will be something in the end that you can look back upon with a great deal of pride, granted now it is not such a big deal but later in life it will mean something. It is also a great way of letting those who didn't make it back can now RIP.

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RCarmen Filpi has been playing winos and hobo-type old fellows for many years. Who's Carmen Filpi? Remember the old man in the boxcar Pee-wee Herman encounters on his way to the Alamo in "Pee-wee's Big Adventure"~the old man he sings songs with? Yep! That's Carmen.Actors who seemed to fill the need for hulking, scary guys include Brion James, Michael Berryman and Sid Haig. Occasionally, they play nicer guys, but villainous roles certainly outweigh those parts. The majority of the time, Jennifer Tilly has played ditzy girls. Beulah Bondi tended to play mothers, even when she actually was only a few years older than her "children". TCM even has one of those "spotlight" mini-documentaries about her this month. Did you know that Dale Dye often has served as a technical advisor? I imagine that Ermey has done that, too, and I got a kick out of him becoming so well-known. Others who are/were great in stereotypical roles are:Zelda RubensteinMargaret DumontM. Emmet WalshStrother MartinHolland TaylorDub Taylor

RI think you should do black :D and yes guys can pull it off. I'm a girl and I dyed my hair half and half ( blue and black ) and my guy friend liked it so much that he dyed his the same way. ( sadly his looked better then mine >.>) You should try it, i'm sure it'll look great :)

RHello.Captain Dale Dye, USMC, Retired, and movie star, runs a military training school somewhere in California.http://www.warriorsinc.com/I don't know "if" you could afford it, however.Here are his movie credentials:http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0245653/Beside being an actor in 71 films he also worked training actors for such films as:Saving Private Ryan, The Pacific (HBO series), Medal of Honor, Rules of Engagement, The Thin Red LIne, Outbreak, JFK, Cadence, Jacob's Ladder, Platoon, Born on the Fourth of July, to name a few.Tell him that First Sergeant Larry Smith from SAC on Kadena Air Base from 1978 - 1983 referred you.Maybe he can "include" you as an extra in his boot camp when he is hired to do another military movie and train the actors for 3 weeks out in the jungle on how to live and survive off the land! You might even end up as an extra in the movie!Best wishes and good luck,Larry SmithSenior Master Sergeant, USAF (Ret.)First Sergeant

Rnot sure which *hotter* you are talking about, so i will address both :)i dont think dark clothing make you *look* hotter...perhaps slimmer...but not hotter...although Johnny Cash and Dale Earnhardt were both pretty hot, so i think i would get a lot of argument on that ;)i know that i FEEL hotter if i wear dark clothing (and that is temperature wise, not sexual wise)...but that is because most of my dark color clothing has thicker fabric...i know it takes more dye to make darker colors...so from that, i would assume that more pigment = thicker fabric, just like darker hair tends to be courser and thinker (i took cosmetology, so i actually know what i am talking about)...so it could be your mind playing tricks on you ;)your basal temperature may be the same depending on what clothing you are wearing, however...white *reflects* light, and that is the key here....and darker colors draw heat in...that is a proven scientific fact...it takes a lot longer to warm up in a white shirt, than it does in a black shirt...and that is just because of the SPEED of the heat absorption, not because of the AMOUNT ;) notice, solar panels are dark..there is a reason for that ;)

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