Jean-Pierre Dorléac

Not too bad!

It looks like a direct steal from Henri Toulouse Lautrec & is falling short. Worst yet there’s absolutely no dimension to this painting whatsoever & once again the lighting is absolutely horrendous, especially since it’s a room where you would see it’s reflections on the ceiling.

This is flat lighted with no reflections or shadows from the gas lights on any tops of anything, terrible shading, poor facial details that aren’t developed, thick brush strokes w/o any delicacy. I’ve seen students do better work in second year of Art 101. As I said, he’s a hack!

Religious people are just psychotic

As an artist I have ALWAYS THOUGHT Picasso was one of the biggest HACKS ever to walk the earth. This is not Art…it’s doodling which is a L-O-N-G way from creating a masterpiece. Say what you will, but it’s my professional opinion!!!

@spclsmthin If they paid any attention, and I'm speaking from my own experience, you're pretty good about responding to questions that QL fans ask without you just randomly putting it out there. 🤷‍♂️Just my 2 cents that no one asked for. 🤣😝🤷‍♂️

The white crystal beaded soliloquy gown from the Oscar nominated classic “Somewhere in Time” that has been plagiarized by many other CDs in other films. It was one of my favorite all-time creations that became iconic.

How can guys drool over girls that behave like they done everyone in town more than once? She looks like she’s on the fourth round most of the time. Sloppy seconds ain’t exactly my cup of tea.

I post stories about Quantum Leap all the time. It was a GREAT show to work on and Dean and Scott were extremely appreciative and cooperative. Of all the series I ever did, it was my most challenging and favorite. ❤️

the studios fortunes because of their actions. The golden rule was NEVER FUCK OVER A CD as it would destroy your career forever, but many of them were too dumb to understand that there is no room for Prima-donnas in showbiz and you’re playing with fire if you act that way.

Then they were never hired by the studios again. There were many actors/actresses that made the list through me & then made up lies about me, & snubbed me when we ran into each other. I didn’t care because their careers eventually faded. There was no time for misfits as it cost

It had nothing to do with whether I liked an actor or not. I was always professional, kind, thorough & there to make them look great on screen. If they were temperamental, nasty, abusive w/language, unhygienic & uncooperative they were reported to the Dept. of Human Resources.

@spclsmthin It it weren't for the boobs she'd be a nobody. There is zero light/life that comes from her crossed eyes.

Melania's next movie has her starring in The Jocelyn Wildenstein Story

she looks like someone’s big toe made a wish to be a real girl

I’ve seen Jersey cows that are more appealing than Sydney Sweeney. First of all, she looks meaner than hell! Has no allure other than a bored hooker who’s tired of giving head and ending up w/smeared lipstick!

Chuck was so right wing, he hung from his bedroom ceiling beam by the claws on his wings, that came out once during a costume fitting. OMG, Bela Lugosi without a shred of a brain. I ran for the hills and people who had stakes raised in fear, his costars!!!

Japanese actor Hiroyuki Sanada spoke about the contradictions of human nature: “Some people dream of having a swimming pool at home, while those who have one hardly ever use it. Those who have lost a loved one feel a profound sense of loss, while others often complain about their living relatives. Those without a partner long for one, while those who have one often don't appreciate it. The hungry would give anything for a meal, while the satiated complain about the taste of their food. Those without a car dream of owning one, while those who have a car are always looking for a better one.” The key to happiness is gratitude: truly seeing and appreciating what we already have, and understanding that somewhere, someone would give anything for what we take for granted.

I’ve seen more intelligent haystacks w/some class & style than I did Norris in “Good Guys Wear Black”. He wasn’t even an actor & was as wooden as a library table. To give him class I designed an all black jumpsuit w/high tech gear. As long as his pants stretched, he didn’t care.

Eleanor Parker was a delight to work with. Very kind, attentive, charming & complimentary. I introduced her to Pat Neal w/o realizing they had done “Three Secrets”. We all laughter over it afterwards. They were so good together playing women that disliked each other. Great time!