Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
“Phoenix, who wears his blond hair at shoulder length and munches on fruit during interviews, measures each word carefully and rarely looks you in the eye when he speaks. But it is shyness and deep thought, not rudeness, that causes him to look away. He displays a wisdom that far outstrips his years. He’s not like other 18-year-olds, and he knows it. ‘From my basic ideals and beliefs and how I’ve spent my time, I’ve always felt somewhat out of place with other kids my own age,’ he said. ‘Even when I was younger, I knew there was a unique edge to what we were doing as a family. I was constantly reminded by people’s reaction to our names and to our diet that we seemed weird to them. But, in a way, I liked that because I knew I wasn’t just another Joe Shmoe. I was different, and that was good’”
- Orange County Register, September 1988
(Source: williamguarnere)
“I don’t want a bunch of friends, I just want that one person I can do everything with”
- River, 1988
Corey Haim (1989)
Corey Haim (1987)
Corey Haim & Meredith Salenger
80’s Courteney Cox
Slashdance (1989)
A female cop goes undercover as a dancer at an old theater to catch a serial killer who has been murdering women auditioning for a musical.
