Well friends we were just sent this picture yesterday. Tracey Ullman will be wearing our very own Abe "the babe" Lincoln necklace on her upcoming Showtime series "State of the Union" Check out our Abe line at
http://www.schmutzerland.etsy.com/
Saturday, January 2, 2010
First Photo from Season 3!!
Tracey as a McCain member!!
Well friends we were just sent this picture yesterday. Tracey Ullman will be wearing our very own Abe "the babe" Lincoln necklace on her upcoming Showtime series "State of the Union" Check out our Abe line at
http://www.schmutzerland.etsy.com/
Well friends we were just sent this picture yesterday. Tracey Ullman will be wearing our very own Abe "the babe" Lincoln necklace on her upcoming Showtime series "State of the Union" Check out our Abe line at
http://www.schmutzerland.etsy.com/
Monday, December 28, 2009
What Lights Tracey's Fire??
Tracey Ullman, Actor and Comedienne
http://www.oprah.com/article/omagazine/omag_200111_parks/4
I love documentaries, I like observing real people. The thing that got me going when I was a child was there's a film director called Ken Loach and he does sort of documentaries, improvised type films. And there was a film called Cathy Come Home starring the actress Carol White. It was very, very fly-on-the-wall and realistic looking. And I watched as a child and really believed it was true. I saw this scene where she was a woman on welfare whose husband was in prison who was having her children taken away from her because she couldn't support them. I really believed it was happening. And when I heard that it was acting, I just couldn't believe it.
I would sit in front of my mirror for hours just pretending I was being interviewed for a documentary and I was living on welfare and my husband's in jail and—and I'd smoke a cigarette and—well, you know, it's really hard with the kids and I'm tired some days, you know. I just want to have a nice time and go to the pub and have a drink and—I would just do it for hours and hours. And my mother would knock on the door and go, "Shut up and go to bed. Stop thinking you're a welfare woman who's getting beaten by her husband!"
http://www.oprah.com/article/omagazine/omag_200111_parks/4
I love documentaries, I like observing real people. The thing that got me going when I was a child was there's a film director called Ken Loach and he does sort of documentaries, improvised type films. And there was a film called Cathy Come Home starring the actress Carol White. It was very, very fly-on-the-wall and realistic looking. And I watched as a child and really believed it was true. I saw this scene where she was a woman on welfare whose husband was in prison who was having her children taken away from her because she couldn't support them. I really believed it was happening. And when I heard that it was acting, I just couldn't believe it.I would sit in front of my mirror for hours just pretending I was being interviewed for a documentary and I was living on welfare and my husband's in jail and—and I'd smoke a cigarette and—well, you know, it's really hard with the kids and I'm tired some days, you know. I just want to have a nice time and go to the pub and have a drink and—I would just do it for hours and hours. And my mother would knock on the door and go, "Shut up and go to bed. Stop thinking you're a welfare woman who's getting beaten by her husband!"
Monday, December 21, 2009
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