South Of Nowhere

[Autograph Fanatic]

Yeah I know. I always record it on DVR anyways. lol.

[Autograph Fanatic]

Any other ideas on how to advertise the petition? The signatures are beginning to decrease greatly, we want to keep them going. If anyone didn't know, number 194 and 196 on the petition is Mandy Musgrave, and her twin sister Jamie Musgrave.

[moo41]

eh... you really think they actually signed it?
i think it might just been somebody posting under their names

[Autograph Fanatic]

Well I sent a message to their myspaces and they read it. Also I sent another message thanking them for signing it and they read it, and I think they would have replied saying they hadn't signed it if it weren't them.

[moo41]

hm i dont know
beats me
you know how people are...

[moo41]

lol great opening song...
its britney _____

[moo41]

oh boo
she didnt even get like 2 mins in the whole show...
i dont even think she was credited
she looked great either way

[dgangel]

I know, how disappointing. She did look really nice though.

Next up.. Mandy's movie

[glucklich]

oh boo
she didnt even get like 2 mins in the whole show...
i dont even think she was credited
she looked great either way

I missed it..... And does Mandy have a movie?????

[dgangel]

Yes =]

http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea ... =321582542

Another movie filming in Iowa
The Gazette

The coming-of-age indie comedy "Duck Farm No. 13" is hatching in McGregor.

A production team with Iowa roots is joining a flock of Iowa actors and Hollywood stars -- including a cameo by Carson Kressley from "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" -- to tell the tale set in an Iowa ice cream stand.

Filming began Sunday in McGregor and will continue there through Nov. 2.

Production officials describe it as a Frank Capra-type comedy involving two teenage girls and the ice cream stand's female owner, whose lives are changed forever by a series of events on a Saturday in September.

Writer-director is Becky Smith of Los Angeles, who grew up at Lake Okoboji, where much of her family still lives. Executive producer is Terry Trimpe of Lisbon, who served as an associate producer on "The Final Season." Hollywood-based producer Joel Sadilek hails from Cedar Rapids and is a University of Iowa graduate.

In the lead role is Hallee Hirsh, 19, who played in "You've Got Mail" and has appeared on TV's "Grey's Anatomy," "JAG," "ER" and "Boston Legal", and also "Flight 29 Down".

Mandy Musgrave, 21, a series regular on cable's "South of Nowhere," plays her friend, and veteran actress Theresa Russell, who played the Sandman's wife in "Spider-Man III" and appeared in the HBO mini-series "Empire Falls" with Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, plays the ice cream shop owner.

Other Hollywood actors in the cast include Jaime Gomez, who played Evan Cortez in nearly 60 episodes of "Nash Bridges," and Will Rothaar, who has appeared in "CSI" and "Judging Amy."

Area residents who saw or worked on "The Final Season" will recognize at least one Iowa actor -- Michael Cornelison of West Des Moines, who played Father Schultz in "The Final Season" and is playing Reverend Kerr in "Duck Farm."

Other cast members with Eastern Iowa ties include Julie Mickelson, a junior at the University of Iowa; Gabrielle McNally, a student at Luther College in Decorah; and Clint Curtis of Des Moines, who grew up in Iowa City.