| tehHinjew |
07-21-2007 03:10 PM |
family guy lovers? from montreal?
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whos going tonight to see the premier of family guy goes to las vegas?
they will be showing it at place des arts + the whole cast will be there
gonna go pick up madawgz now to catch the show
will report later
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Straight off the bus from Quahog and right off the artists' animation cell, the brilliant cast of the dearly departed and about to be reanimated TV series Family Guy converges at Just For Laughs to do a live reading. Lock up your mothers!
The Just For Laughs Festival proudly welcomes Seth MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, Seth Green and Mila Kunis, the talent behind the voices, to a live script reading of the Emmy-nominated Family Guy. Following the script reading, audience members will have the opportunity to get an even more in-depth, behind-the-scenes perspective, with a question and answer session with the cast and creator (MacFarlane) of the series.
Family Guy follows the trials and tribulations of a not-quite-so-average and deliriously funny family unit of middle class New Englanders: Peter Griffin (MacFarlane), his devoted wife Lois (Borstein), their children, Meg (Kunis), Chris (Green), the diabolical and diapered baby Stewie (MacFarlane), and talking dog Brian (MacFarlane).
Creator, writer, animator, director and executive producer of Family Guy, Seth MacFarlane, is also responsible for the voices of Peter, Brian, and Stewie. For his portrayal of the evil spawn Stewie, MacFarlane won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance.
In addition to voicing Lois, Alex Borstein also writes for the series. She is perhaps best known as Ms. Swan on MAD TV, and has also appeared in such movies as The Lizzie McGuire Movie, Coyote Ugly, Bad Boys, Bad Santa and Catwoman. Named best TV actor by Entertainment Weekly, Seth Green is famous for his role as Scott Evil in all three Austin Powers movies and Daniel 'Oz' Osbourne in the TV series Buffy The Vampire Slayer. Other credits include The Hotel New Hampshire, Woody Allen's Radio Days, and the TV series Greg the Bunny. Mila Kunis stars on the hit TV show That 70's Show as the deliciously shallow and controlling Jackie, and has appeared in American Psycho II, Get Over It as well as Honey We Shrunk Ourselves.
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