baaaaaaby animals, and credits in films

[baratron]

The Community That Should Not Be: baaaaabyanimals. So Cute It Hurts.

Apparently today is System Administrator Appreciation Day. In honour of the occasion, I can report that it is rumoured Richard actually has a credit in King Arthur - at least, the people who went to see the preview thought he did. As he doesn't appear on the list on IMDB we might actually have to go and pay to see the film to find out for certain :) For some reason, the various sysadmins at Cinesite are labelled as "Production support". Hmmm. Well, anyone who goes to see the film can look under that title, and if you see anyone with the unlikely surname of Garnish, that's wuzzie. And you can stand up in the cinema and say you know him :)

Richard is now hopping about waiting for me to stop typing so we can Find Food. Hrumph. That's my job. Being the hungry one in this household, I mean.

Comments

[epi-lj.livejournal.com]

I only found out about System Administrator Appreciation Day about an hour before the end of the day, when I was trying to lay low and coast the day out. :/ I don't think anybody in my company knows about it.

[alexmc.livejournal.com]

> Richard actually has a credit in King Arthur

Bugger. And I read this one hour *after* watching the credits go by.

*hugs*

[mjl]

Unless my eyes were deceiving me after staring at scrolling text for too long, Richard does indeed have a credit, after a whole bunch of other people (there really are a lot of people involving in making a film, aren't there?). I didn't have the chance to stand up and say "I know him" as by the time his credit came up, I was already standing and there was only me and an usher, who was waiting for me to leave, left in the cinema. I did tell the usher that I knew him though...