Questions for Lee Ving
Questions for Lee Ving
Hi All,
Okay, this is a fantastic opportunity. Lee Ving has offered to be interviewed for Cluedofan.com. So, send through ASAP any questions you'd like to pose and I'll try and get answers to as many as I can.
Paul
Okay, this is a fantastic opportunity. Lee Ving has offered to be interviewed for Cluedofan.com. So, send through ASAP any questions you'd like to pose and I'll try and get answers to as many as I can.
Paul
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On the last day of filming, just before you left, did you say "I'm Lee Ving"?


Green - "If he was such a patriotic American, why didn't he just report us to the authorities?"
Wadsworth - "He decided to put his information to good use and make a little money out of it. What can be more American than that?"
Wadsworth - "He decided to put his information to good use and make a little money out of it. What can be more American than that?"
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Michael wrote:Hahaha, that's the funniest thing I've read all day!ProfessorPlum54 wrote:On the last day of filming, just before you left, did you say "I'm Lee Ving"?


Oh, it's England. Croquet on the lawn, tea in silver teapots, sherry before dinner. One simply has to maintain one's standards!
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Prince Azure, say Lee Ving a couple times fast
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Some serious questions, however:
Is there any way we can get an autograph?
Did you stick totally to the script, or did you improvise at all?
How did you become involved in the movie?
Did you get along with the other actors?
Do you have any props from the set?

Some serious questions, however:
Is there any way we can get an autograph?
Did you stick totally to the script, or did you improvise at all?
How did you become involved in the movie?
Did you get along with the other actors?
Do you have any props from the set?
Green - "If he was such a patriotic American, why didn't he just report us to the authorities?"
Wadsworth - "He decided to put his information to good use and make a little money out of it. What can be more American than that?"
Wadsworth - "He decided to put his information to good use and make a little money out of it. What can be more American than that?"
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What is the first thing that comes to your mind when somebody mentions Clue?
When (and if) you play the board game, do you ever think of yourself as the victim? And which character do you play as?
As this was not really a blockbuster film, do people ever recognize you in the street and call you Mr. Boddy?
Have you been in touch with any of the cast or crew of Clue?

When (and if) you play the board game, do you ever think of yourself as the victim? And which character do you play as?
As this was not really a blockbuster film, do people ever recognize you in the street and call you Mr. Boddy?
Have you been in touch with any of the cast or crew of Clue?

Green - "If he was such a patriotic American, why didn't he just report us to the authorities?"
Wadsworth - "He decided to put his information to good use and make a little money out of it. What can be more American than that?"
Wadsworth - "He decided to put his information to good use and make a little money out of it. What can be more American than that?"
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oh, i get it, i didnt say it though (im deaf) but i saw the word together and got it. I'm LeeVing
Did you have a favorite scene?
What was your favorite line of yours in the movie?
Who was your favorite suspect in the game and movie?

Did you have a favorite scene?
What was your favorite line of yours in the movie?
Who was your favorite suspect in the game and movie?
Oh, it's England. Croquet on the lawn, tea in silver teapots, sherry before dinner. One simply has to maintain one's standards!
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Did the cast of Clue seem to have a good chemistry, or was there off-screen strife?
Did you or any other cast member get into an on set fight of sorts?
How much of the first draft of the script that you read was retained and how much was dumped during filming?
Would you do it again?
Are there any cut scenes or parts from the novelization (if you've read it) that you wish were in the final cut?
Did you or any other cast member get into an on set fight of sorts?
How much of the first draft of the script that you read was retained and how much was dumped during filming?
Would you do it again?
Are there any cut scenes or parts from the novelization (if you've read it) that you wish were in the final cut?
"But look what happened to the cook!"
Who did you like working with most and least in the cast?
Who do you think really killed your character?
Was your character Boddy or the butler? What do you think?
Which weapon was your favorite?
Did you play Clue?
You played Mr. Boddy so sleasy, so slimy, so perfect. How did you pull it off? Do you draw upon methods or just act naturally?
What did you think of the set and the lighting?
Did you like the script, or were any changes required?
How much money did they pay you to play this role?
Did the director pay much attention to the ideas of the cast?
Were there any mistakes on the technical end, you know, like effects not working right or anything?
Who do you think really killed your character?
Was your character Boddy or the butler? What do you think?
Which weapon was your favorite?
Did you play Clue?
You played Mr. Boddy so sleasy, so slimy, so perfect. How did you pull it off? Do you draw upon methods or just act naturally?
What did you think of the set and the lighting?
Did you like the script, or were any changes required?
How much money did they pay you to play this role?
Did the director pay much attention to the ideas of the cast?
Were there any mistakes on the technical end, you know, like effects not working right or anything?