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Me with I Love Boosters:

Trump says his "ballroom" will feature a drone port, thick bulletproof glass, and bulletproof walls

Edward Norton on how Richard Gere fought for the ending of "Primal Fear" (1996): "One of the things that comes to my mind is I remember I was very very impressed by Richard Gere. Specifically, because there was a lot of chatter and pressure around that production about the ending. And about the idea that it should be reshot, or we should do it differently. That he should win. Literally, the ideas were as bad as he should punch out the kid. You should realize he’s gonna nail him. He should have a recorder on him and be busting him. All these things. And all it was was this like terror. And Richard was the one who really stood firm. Almost to the point of refusing to do anything else. He was like ‘Did anybody see what we just did here?!” He was kind of pointing at me, and he was like ‘this is how you use me to best effect.’ Because I’m slick, it’s a body blow. ‘The last shot of the movie is me standing with my shoulders sagging, punched in the face. And that’s it’. And I was like, that is really cool. This is not ‘I need to come out on top, I need to win. My character.’ We made the movie work." ("Edward Norton Recalls Richard Gere Fighting For Primal Fear’s Ending", Dirk Libbey, Cinema blend, 2019) P.S: On this day, 30 years ago, "Primal Fear" (1996) premiered in Los Angeles, California.

TSA is quoting 3 hours for both pre check and general, they have turned off the signs that show wait time because they can’t track the lines when they’re into baggage claim. Clear is closed. This is ATL at 5am