Howard has been talking about working on “many big projects” for over 20 years and all he’s done since son of the beach is AGT and a “book” that was a transcript of a bunch of his interviews and 15 new pages of material.
Howard's list of 'almost' projects is legendary. Plus combined with all of the stuff he 'invented' over the years. He should be the biggest name in television and film and all of entertainment. Him claiming that he was getting offers for serious big budge films because of Private Parts is always good for a laugh. Maybe Marvel has a 'geeky looking pelican' superhero debuting.
i had to see this faggot movie poster on the wall of the local video store from 1997 until whenever it closed down
It was one of the most promoted films that year. Posters, merchandise, Super Bowl commercial. Stern fans found that one of the production companies had spent millions on merchandise that never made it to shelves. It was thrown to poor niggers in Africa like those "Patriots Undefeated Champions" shirts that were sent to third world countries for charity.
Somewhere in a landfill was dumped a few million dollars in Private Parts posters, hats, mugs, t-shirts, and all sorts of stuff that never saw the light of day. Huge waste of money.
Normally The DMAN lingerslonger but this s such a petty criticism. Read that quote a few times and tell The DMAN it doesn't sound silly.
You're not understanding you dope. Stern is big now. He just has no listeners. When it comes to getting his name on the press Stern has the best PR people and management team. When it comes to putting on a radio show and getting listeners he is a dead brand at this point. Sirius can't even get advertisers on the show anymore.
You can't really argue that Stern was 'big' on the 90s when Private Parts bombed. His name was massive but his audience was much smaller than he would ever admit. Stern is like one of those celebrities where all of his movies are box office bombs but he gets to keep making movies over and over again until maybe one will finally hit.