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Date: 13 Nov 2006 18:13:46
From: Kevin D. Timm
Subject: Movie Participant Review
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Last year, Haggerty agreed to be filmed for what he thought was a benign
documentary on his client's journey across America. He hurriedly signed
a release form, was paid $400, and the lesson began.
As cameras rolled, his client told raunchy stories in garbled English
and laughed heartily at the expense of handicapped people. "And then,
I'm starting to smell a rat," Haggerty told The Associated Press. "Each
passing minute I'm going, 'You know, this can't be real."'
Confused, he ended up playing along. He later figured out -- thanks to
his son, an HBO-watching college student -- that he'd been duped.
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Date: 13 Nov 2006 21:14:55
From: Dene
Subject: Re: Movie Participant Review
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Kevin D. Timm wrote:
> Last year, Haggerty agreed to be filmed for what he thought was a benign
> documentary on his client's journey across America. He hurriedly signed
> a release form, was paid $400, and the lesson began.
>
> As cameras rolled, his client told raunchy stories in garbled English
> and laughed heartily at the expense of handicapped people. "And then,
> I'm starting to smell a rat," Haggerty told The Associated Press. "Each
> passing minute I'm going, 'You know, this can't be real."'
>
> Confused, he ended up playing along. He later figured out -- thanks to
> his son, an HBO-watching college student -- that he'd been duped.
Saw that movie this weekend. Way too much hair and skin but dang funny
in between.
-Greg
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