"...bringing all of these ideas into it that weren't in the script. For example, a sub plot of Master Chief's father being an SS officer, or the idea that the Flood transformation represented Nietzsche's Ubermensch. So after I while, I stopped saying 'cut'.' Other actors recalled Marty's usage of multiple props to aid his performance that he brought himself, presumably from his own home. 'He had this large green dildo he loved to wave about,' Steve Downes remembers, 'sometimes he would bring it out of nowhere and slap me across the face with it. During fight scenes when we were grappling on the ground he would tease it around my 'beautiful asshole', as he called it.' Ron Perlman also recalled him having 'this large, antique bullwhip... we asked where he got it from, and he would only say that it was a family heirloom. Some prop guys on set said it must have been from at least the 1800s. On a few occasions when I fucked up my lines, he would threaten me with it, telling me to give him an excuse 'to pay out like old Buck O'Donnell did to the farm workers'. Another actor from the film, who requested she remained private, said O'Donnell always had a copy of the Quran lying around on set, and some PAs caught him 'poring over it repeatedly' in his trailer.
Seriously lol.
I went through his Cagematch, since he’s debuted for Strong he’s gone over Hikuleo, Chris Dickinson, Karl Fredericks, Satoshi Kojima, Lio Rush, Ren Narita (2x), Fred Rosser (2x) and most importantly The DKC.
I thought for sure he was dropping the title to Rosser in their last match, the heat for that story was crazy with Team Filthy shaving his head and Rosser threatening to kill him in front of his family.
Who is going to beat this man
https://twitter.com/lawlornfl/status/657397401985134592
Edit 1: I want to point out that LeSean did have some issues with the o-line early on, however, most of it was due to a large amount of holes he "couldn't find" which were mostly on him and his run style. He missed a ton of open holes early last season, and luckily managed to reduce those numbers, but he still seemed to be dancing around way more than he needed to.
DeMarco has legitimately been dealing with horrendous o-line play. I won't discredit the times where he has missed a hole or two--I've noticed a few each game, however, much less than with Shady--but he is dealing with significantly worse o-line play that has been a norm throughout the first few games of the season. They're looking better, but there were a few plays on Monday where he was just blown up for negative yardage because of the line messing up.
Edit 2: Sorry for linking the tweet in a self-post because I'm not sure if you can open it with RES. Hopefully the bot will show up.
