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Subject: The Real Howard Spitz Concluded

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BoyScoutKevin

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Date Posted: 14:58:31 06/19/04 Sat

Of course, there is no Golden Spectacles award, but, from the sound of it, probably the closest thing to it in the real world would be the Caldecott, a highly valued award, which is given out each year, by the American Library Association, to the best illustrated children's book.

I imagine, in some small part, Amanda got the part, because earlier she appeared with Kelsey Grammer on "Fraiser."

Nice in-joke in the film as Kelsey Grammer, as Howard Spitz, talks about that fat psychiatrist on the radio. Of course, who he means is Fraiser on the television show "Fraiser," who, of course, is played by Kelsey Grammer.

Enjoyed the outtakes at the end of the film. Usually having only seen them when the film was "Out Cold," stars Jackie Chan, or is by Pixar.

Just one last thing. For some reason, this film seemed more like a made-for-television movie, then a theatrical film.

Until next week and "Time Charts" . . . Enjoy!

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