Walk Of Fame Zorro Sees Opportunity In Writers Strike

Mark — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 16:55:17 EST

While we never know exactly what to expect each time Defamer videographer Molly McAleer takes her camera to Hollywood Blvd. to have a chat with one of the Walk of Fame's Polaroid-proffering superheroes (for example: who knew that Reasonably Passable, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man has such a hard time with handsy tourists?), we were especially surprised to hear that Zorro, a legendary defender of the powerless against the rich and strong, might see the strike as a great time to launch a writing career.

But before anyone in a red t-shirt runs down to the Chinese Theatre to seize the crusader's épée and carve a scab's "S" into his costume, let's give him the benefit of the doubt and assume that he's just trying to infiltrate the studios, rob them blind, and distribute their loot to the scribbling underclass.

Previously: Walk Of Fame Spider-Man May Be Too Sexy For The Hollywood Tourist Crowd [Defamer]

Inside VPage: Pascal's Mask Of Zorro

Mark — Wed, 19 Oct 2005 15:35:42 EDT

At the Downtown LA premiere of Z: The Legend of Zorro, Sony chief Amy Pascal shares a candid moment with director Martin Campbell. "Yeah, I know the hat and mask are a little over-the-top, but if I thought it would help me avoid another Stealth, I'd carve a Z into my forehead with a butter knife. Come to think of it, let's not take any chances. Help me find a butter knife."

[Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images]

VPage: Sony draws swords [Variety]
Previously: Inside VPage: The “Stealth” Premiere [Defamer]

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Walk Of Fame Zorro Sees Opportunity In Writers Strike

Inside VPage: Pascal's Mask Of Zorro