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You can take "The Peacemaker," "Deep Impact," and "The Tuxedo." We'll take "Gladiator," "American Beauty" and anything else that didn't suck.
Emilio's 17
Yeah, like he needed all that overpriced crap anyway...
This lawsuit's going to make 'House Party' look like 'House Party Two!'
I told you... don't call me SENIOR!!
Maybe this is all a bad dream too?
Thanks Sharon, but I think I'll wait until this one comes out on DVD (so I can freeze frame of course)
There is absolutely, positively no nepotism in Hollywood. None.
You're good, baby, I'll give you that... but me? I'm magic.
This band will go down like a lead balloon
Well, Goodbye there Children...
They can't sell the Capitol Records building! What will be left to destroy in the next crappy 'end of the world' movie?
Same old Courtney - still sponging off Kurt
Panic on the streets of Austin
You're a fat, Botox faced, wig-wearing ninny! Oh yeah? Well your band has a dirty H addict as a lead singer!
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RENAISSANCE MAN
By Antony Teofilo
November 22, 2004
Uh-oh.
Spongebob’s boss, Mr. Krabs, is in big trouble. He’s been fingered as the culprit in the theft of King Neptune’s crown. It’s up to Spongebob Squarepants and his good pink buddy Patrick Star to get to the bottom of the mystery and save his salty boss’s life.
The Renaissance Man hit the un-mellow yellow carpet at Mann’s Chinese Theater in the heart of Hollywood last week to catch up with the stars (and a few fans of) Spongebob’s new adventure.
A Leg Up: Jeffrey Tambor and…uh, a big hairy leg…give their support to Spongebob. Tambor voices King Neptune. Neptune’s crown is stolen, which sends Spongebob out on a quest that leads him away from Bikini Bottom.

Spongewatch: David Hasselhoff makes an appearance in the film as himself. Look carefully at the picture, specifically his teeth. See where the he’s got his sunglasses clamped in those almost perfect chompers? Looks like he does that a lot, doesn’t it?

Coach Patrick: Bill Faggerbakke (Dauber, of TV’s COACH) brings big pink starfish Patrick to life. No word on whether Patrick will helm his own spin-off series just yet. Could pink be the new yellow?

So, Tom…is your Dad a fan? Spongebob himself Tom Kenny talks to the press while a rather enthusiastically attired gentleman, who we’re hoping is his very supportive pop, looks on.

Spongebob? YEeeeeeeeeeeeeeEE-Haaaaaaaaaw! Former Duke brother John Schneider still has enough pull in tinsel town to snag the hotly contested seats at the Spongebob premier screening. Asked about whether or not he’ll be making a cameo in the new Dukes Of Hazzard movie, Schneider said, and this is a quote, “No! I wouldn’t drive in that movie in your car.” Apparently, there’s just a little bad blood there.

Is It Good To Be The King? Hells yes. Larry King brought his brood to celebrate the Sponge. That’s his wife there on the right, by the way. Not his nurse.

Oh, to be Spongebob, if only for a moment: Spongebob gets a pat down for screen queen Scarlett Johanson as David Hasselhoff and Tom Kenny look strange. Johanson voices Mindy, daughter of King Neptune, who has to convince Spongebob that he can be a hero.

Peter’s Plan? Jeremy Sumter (2003’s Peter Pan) had been venturing into TV with the now-cancelled CLUBHOUSE in which he played a much maligned bat boy. What’s he doing now? “I’m considering a bunch of scripts.” Not a bad idea there, Pete.

Scarlett If you’re reading this caption instead of looking at the picture, you need to have yourself checked for a pulse. Yowza.
Spongebob squeezed his way into theaters November 19th, 2004.
The Renaissance Man sends his grateful thanks to long-time friend Jeff Morlen for the pics included in this article.
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