Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure Adult Ted Costume - XS

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Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure follows two high-school, air-guitar-playing metalheads with seemingly little in the way of a future. Ted’s dad intends to ship his son off to military school should he flunk out of class (“most heinously”). Only in the future – 2688, to be precise – society itself is built around the teachings of these two vacant adolescents and their would-be band, Wyld Stallyns. Folks often think that our history is entirely dependant on the success of the Wyld Stallyns. But, if you really pay attention, you might realize that it isn't just the power of their music that is going to offer us all a chance at a happy future down the road. No! It's all about Keanu! Passing a history exam and actually getting time to practice skills at music isn't all that guy is up to. What about the rest of the six centuries that go by, after all!? They were probably six or seven inches. Very big but well designed. There was a bit of a rounded bottom so you could walk. You could roll through your steps. I practiced with them and got pretty good at it. It was harder the second time around, 30 years later. I wasn’t quite as athletic when the time came to do it again. The director called you “unstoppable.” He said you came up with all of his favorite stuff in the movie. The game sequence was always there. I didn’t really bring anything to it except that silly Czechoslovakian character. I made him more vulnerable. I made him needy. At the end of it, when they’re admiring Station’s butt, I added that line, “Don’t overlook my butt.”

Mary Shelley fails to live up to the Bill & Ted standard, thanks to its inaccurate hairdos and out-of-place knitwear, while the new adaptation of Jane Austen’s Emma passes with flying colors. Slate spoke to Davidson by phone to find out more about the test and her pet peeves in period-drama fashion. This interview has been condensed and edited for clarity. Once I got in this character, I couldn’t turn him off,” says William Sadler of playing Death in Bogus Journey.Yeah. I would love to have sat with the rest of the cast and the crew and eat. You know what I mean? You had to drink from a straw, and you had to be careful. It takes so damn long to get it all on that I was always really super-careful not to screw it up. In fact, by the time we got to the wrap party, there were people in the crew who didn’t recognize me. They had never seen me without the bald cap and the boots that made me six-foot-two. That was fun. The performance is even more surprising given that Sadler, a veteran character actor, has primarily made his name in dramas, playing either creeps (a rogue colonel in Die Hard 2, a pedophile in Kinsey) or authority figures (a sheriff in Roswell, the president in the MCU). Before Sadler reprises the role in the long-awaited Bill & Ted Face the Music, he spoke to Vulture about the origin of Death’s Czech accent, creating some of the character’s most famous lines, and bonding with George Carlin between takes.

Oh, why am I forgetting this? George Carlin! One of my favorite things on the set was getting to hang out with George Carlin for hours and hours. We would joke, talk about our families. I had been writing songs and performing them in coffeehouses around Los Angeles. I made a cassette tape with 12 of my songs on it, and I gave it to George. We finished filming and we said good-bye, and everybody went off and did other things. About ten years later, I was living in New York, and I got a phone call one morning from George Carlin. He said, “Bill, you remember that cassette you gave me of your songs?” I barely remembered, but I said, “Yeah, yeah.” He said, “I wore it out. Can you send me another one?” To this day, I honestly don’t know whether he was just using that as an excuse to get in touch with an old friend or if he actually played the tape so much that it broke, but I sent him another one. And then we lost him shortly thereafter. That was a wonderful memory from Bogus Journey. Thirty years later, the original films have held up. They still have a fan base; they’re getting a sequel. To you, why do you think these movies work? The cast of HBO's critically acclaimed, award-winning series Watchmenfeatures several potential costumes. In an alternate world where police wear masks to protect their identities and masked vigilantes used to fight crime, Detective Angela Abar, also known as Sister Night, investigates the white supremacist organization the Seventh Kavalry and discovers a vast and insidious conspiracy. Masks — and what they do to their wearers — are explored throughout the show, and there is a reasonable amount of skepticism surrounding masks' roles in vigilante justice. Costume collections go to the next level to further break down characters categorized by popular movie stars, favorite TV show personalities, video game characters, and trending pop culture icons. Collections are an even more specific breakdown of characters. You’ll find the best characters with beards or the best bald characters to find the right costume for your appearance. The best costumes of the 90’s to target a look from a specific era. Maybe even the best villains or the best superheroes to help find the right persona. It’s interesting that you took the role to prove you could do comedy, but you didn’t end up doing too many straight comedies after that.If you watch Shawshank carefully, that funny side of myself, I can’t keep a lid on it. It’s a serious film, but I feel like I’m the comic relief in that. He wasn’t “on.” He had a performance mode. If you’re just sitting around in chairs waiting for your scene, he’s relaxed. He’s having as much fun doing this as you are. We hit it off well, I thought. He was a lovely man, and we had lots of hours to kill on the set, which is unusual for comedians. I don’t think he did a lot of filmwork, so it was all a little strange to him. I think he enjoyed having someone to talk to.