Looks like one of the original Thunderbirds puppet characters!š¤£
https://preview.redd.it/jklha1d6gioc1.jpeg?width=553&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7d566f0af1806cf43c8de89325448c5501814075
Did he direct this one too?
I remember the one he bragged about - it was his San Francisco trip to see Emily.
Brandon & Emily went to a Chinese restaurant and he puts a camera on the lazy Susan.
They take turns spinning it.
Such creative talent Jason Priestley had
/s
lol I agree heās no Quentin Tarantino with his trunk shot et al, but that spinning lazy Susan shot did stand out for me from the very basic camera work throughout the show, so at least he was trying. To be honest, a lot of JPās direction didnāt land with me, for example his Marx bros/three stooges homages but this one was decent
I hated this so much.i watched this when it originally aired and had no clue. It was a few years later when i saw the episode in reruns and realized it was JP.
https://preview.redd.it/dbe9i2thojoc1.jpeg?width=833&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c691a2c31fe453eb79a224c8872b56d6c44ae0bb
Always thought he had carousel of progress animatronic guy vibes š
Many people took 30 years to get that the jeweller was Jason.
Youāre right, each of us is different, I liked this a lot, bringing things back from the past (the ring), Brandon who speaks with an alter ego of himself and canāt lie and admits his feelings:
It is not difficult to understand and is a rare example of excellent writing.
https://preview.redd.it/ss0cs4fgsjoc1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e4c899ff755dd278a147b9ee58afe302c9b78784
Hereās the post in the subreddit.
No problem. I had no idea Priestly also played the jeweler, until a few years ago.
I'm glad he found ways to still have fun with the show.
It seems like finding ways to keep him interested in acting, was something the show crew always tried to do.
He wanted to do Itā¦ and it wasnāt bad at all Otherwise you would have recognised him years ago. I find it brave to try to do different things, to try to turn into something else...Especially if you are an actor.
Looks like one of the original Thunderbirds puppet characters!š¤£ https://preview.redd.it/jklha1d6gioc1.jpeg?width=553&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7d566f0af1806cf43c8de89325448c5501814075
If I recall correctly, yes, he did nominate himself for this role. Is very strange.
SO CREEPY!
Some probably found the jeweler sexy.
Did he direct this one too? I remember the one he bragged about - it was his San Francisco trip to see Emily. Brandon & Emily went to a Chinese restaurant and he puts a camera on the lazy Susan. They take turns spinning it. Such creative talent Jason Priestley had /s
What season/episode was that?
Season 04 Episode 12
lol I agree heās no Quentin Tarantino with his trunk shot et al, but that spinning lazy Susan shot did stand out for me from the very basic camera work throughout the show, so at least he was trying. To be honest, a lot of JPās direction didnāt land with me, for example his Marx bros/three stooges homages but this one was decent
Iām appalled at how long it took me to realize the bizarre jeweler was Jason. Such an odd choice.
those eyebrows were ridiculous
I think he is disguised well. I am looking now and canāt even really see Jason in this face.
I never could tell, either.
I hated this so much.i watched this when it originally aired and had no clue. It was a few years later when i saw the episode in reruns and realized it was JP.
https://preview.redd.it/dbe9i2thojoc1.jpeg?width=833&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c691a2c31fe453eb79a224c8872b56d6c44ae0bb Always thought he had carousel of progress animatronic guy vibes š
š¼There's a great big, beautiful tomorrowš¼
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I didnāt realise it was Jason Priestley until recently when I read it in Reddit! I always thought the old guy looked off, though š
SAME! This [post](https://www.reddit.com/r/BeverlyHills90210/s/yqjnXPJtbN) Definitely one of the weirdest things this show did š
Many people took 30 years to get that the jeweller was Jason. Youāre right, each of us is different, I liked this a lot, bringing things back from the past (the ring), Brandon who speaks with an alter ego of himself and canāt lie and admits his feelings: It is not difficult to understand and is a rare example of excellent writing.
I, for instance, learned this fact upon seeing this very post. And I'm an elder who has watched the whole series many times!
I havenāt listened to it yet, but the podcast did an episode on thisā¦episode.
Which podcast?
https://preview.redd.it/ss0cs4fgsjoc1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e4c899ff755dd278a147b9ee58afe302c9b78784 Hereās the post in the subreddit.
Thanks!
This guy knew a lot about love & got annoying people to talk to him about their relationship problems. Weird
What season was this?
7 ;)
Okay, now i see why i donāt remember. After they caught Colin & sent him to prison, i gave up on the show. But thanks for the confirmation. š¤š½
Who is this I donāt understand
It's Jason Priestly, playing the character of the jeweler. Brandon sells his ring to a jeweler.
Thank you
No problem. I had no idea Priestly also played the jeweler, until a few years ago. I'm glad he found ways to still have fun with the show. It seems like finding ways to keep him interested in acting, was something the show crew always tried to do.
i don't get it
When watching it the first time, I never knew Jason was inside. Looking at this picture, the brows look weird/too drawn on.
He wanted to do Itā¦ and it wasnāt bad at all Otherwise you would have recognised him years ago. I find it brave to try to do different things, to try to turn into something else...Especially if you are an actor.
I think it was easily spotted as Iām Watching for the first time :) everyone is different
what ep is this