Dreamland News: Fans



DREAMLAND FANS The latest fan is Heather Jones The whole gang: Aili Alechnowicz Alana Miller Babs Johnson Billy Franklinstine Blondie Nation Brooke Garr Chakatreatment Chie Kato Chris Hilbert Chris Wilembrecht Curt Marcucci Daniel Diamond David Robert Crews David Gouny David Heulun Jones David McNeil David Robert Crews Davide Scovazzo Della Deluxe! Devileen Duncan Craig Erik Weber Eugene Schroeder Eve Severe Gretchen and Kevin Grizelda Guy Mazzaglia Heather Jones Hex and Dze Hioni Jackie Divine Jacopo Coccia Jim Hollenbaugh Joanna Satana Jeff Smith Jerry Kochendoerfer Jimmy Pio Josh West Julie Taylor Kaleb Bronson Karie Sprockethole Kevin Johnson LULU Lurleen Lynda L. Hinkle Marko Sosic Massimiliano d'Italia Maxwell Drake Michael Simmons Mink Dagger Mister OohLaLa Orchidbau Polyester Polly [Esther] Styrene Poshgrrrl Rinaldo Robert Geise Sebastian Shaboobie Boobarella Simply Divine Sky Rockford Tom Korzeniowski Trevor Robinson Uvula Dangles Vanamal Lucifer Yakov Levi Yong Kim Zero Renton Prefect How do I become a Dreamland Fan?	Tom Korzeniowski – Toupee or not toupee! I worked but once in a John Waters film, thanks to Pat Moran. I'd been working in Homicide - LOTS (once as a principal, the rest as a regular Squad Room detective). They needed an opening gag for "Pecker." Pat remembered that I usually wore a hairpiece for my Squad Room work, necessitated after appearing au naturale as an aging, shabby hippy proprietor in a literary cafe (Homicide episode #47 - "Heartbeat.") Pat thought people would remember me in that role, which would preempt any future work in the series. I lopped off my hair, put on a business suit, glasses and hairpiece and lo! - Pat couldn't recognize me when I knocked on her office door the next day. "Okay," she said. "You can work." Music to my ears as a starving wanna-be thespian. Thus, when Pecker beckoned, I (along with the toupee) was ready. John Waters was a delight -- a terrific director! We shot the gag as a bus with Pecker aboard pulls up to a stop where I was waiting. Just then, a hip-hop kid dashes up, snatches the piece from my balding scalp, and Pecker snaps the shot. I was further gratified to see the BW still grace the lunchroom exhibit a bit later in the film. "My hair! My bus! Help!!" Work should be such fun. Check out Tom on the web!