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How to Be a Really Famous Actor (And Other Acting Tips), Friday, Period 1
"Now you listen close and you listen hard, bucko," Lucas said, holding up the receiver of an old-school phone. "The next click you hear is me hanging up. The one after that... is me pulling the trigger!" And with that, Lucas hung up.
"That's kind of my 'Feeling lucky punk' quote from one of my biggest hits, 'You Just Don't Exist,'" Lucas said. "When people dress like Cole Hazard at conventions, that's the line they quote. That's the power of a catchphrase. You think Schwartzenegger gets to be a politician today if he couldn't mumble at least one good catchphrase per movie? If you do, you're an idiot and the rest of the class should kick your ass and steal your lunch money."
Lucas waited to see if anyone would raise their hand and volunteer for an ass kicking.
"It's Friday. We're in Hawaii on Sunday. You don't want to do any work now, I get that," Lucas said. "Unfortunately for you guys, 'evil' is in my job description. So you're going to get a bunch of situations and you need to come up with catchphrases for them. Your character is a badass. They're about to do something badass. Figure out what you're going to say and then make it sound badass."
"That's kind of my 'Feeling lucky punk' quote from one of my biggest hits, 'You Just Don't Exist,'" Lucas said. "When people dress like Cole Hazard at conventions, that's the line they quote. That's the power of a catchphrase. You think Schwartzenegger gets to be a politician today if he couldn't mumble at least one good catchphrase per movie? If you do, you're an idiot and the rest of the class should kick your ass and steal your lunch money."
Lucas waited to see if anyone would raise their hand and volunteer for an ass kicking.
"It's Friday. We're in Hawaii on Sunday. You don't want to do any work now, I get that," Lucas said. "Unfortunately for you guys, 'evil' is in my job description. So you're going to get a bunch of situations and you need to come up with catchphrases for them. Your character is a badass. They're about to do something badass. Figure out what you're going to say and then make it sound badass."

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"Yeah, thanks," he said, giving that shirt a little wave. "Being without my one fancy dress shirt was like being without a limb. I kept grabbing at my chest like the shirt was still there but it wasn't. Damn that fucking phantom limb pain."
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"I could've still been showing off even with your shirt on," she shrugged. "It doesn't have to be buttoned up, you know."
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She wasn't that needy for attention, thanks.
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"What if your bikini's ugly?" he wondered thoughtfully. "Maybe some people would be telling you to button that shirt of mine up."
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Which didn't mean she didn't own some, just not as a part of a bathing suit.
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Classy as always.
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And didn't harassing fancy waiters for their shirts sound like a wonderful holiday activity? She assumed it would be drunk and/or hilarious.
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He hadn't even seen her cut dummy throats!
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"You've just got the vibe," he said and wiggled his fingers at her. "The creepy vibe."
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