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the audience at the St. Denis Theatre another character from his puppet repertoire, which was “Walter”, an acerbic, curmudgeonly old man with an eternal sour look on his face and his arms constantly crossed in discontent.

What has happened with Dunham since he and Walter appeared at Just For Laughs 22 years ago? He has expanded his repertoire of characters (including “Achmed the Dead Terrorist” and “Melvin the Superhero Guy”); his performance video clips have garnered over a billion views on YouTube; his comedy specials on Comedy Central, NBC and Netflix has achieved record-breaking ratings; his DVDs has sold

By Stuart Nulman a total of well over four million copies; Billboard mtltimes.ca magazine named him as “Jose Jalapeno on a Stick”, the Top Comedy Tour for a talking Mexican jalapeno three years; he was recogpepper that happens to nized by Forbes magazine be on a stick. During his in 2009 as the third highset, Dunham proved that est-paid comedian in the he could combine com- U.S. (behind Jerry Seinfeld edy and ventriloquism, es- and Chris Rock); he has pecially when he did a appeared on numerous three-way ventriloquist TV shows and movies, act with Peanut using a such as “30 Rock”, “Angie puppet that resembled Tribeca” and “Dinner for Dunham, and put a new Schmucks”; he got himself spin on the classic ventril- into the Guinness Book of oquist drinking-the-glass- World Records for the distinction of having the of-water trick.

Five years later, Dunham “most tickets sold for a returned to the festival, stand-up comedy tour”; where he introduced to and recently, he was ay back in 1991, Jeff Dunham performed for the first time at Just For Laughs.

The Texas-born ventriloquist/comedian appeared with his character “Peanut”, a cheerful, hyperactive, purple-skinned “woozle” who is covered mostly in white fur, and

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awarded with his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

And now, 27 years since his festival debut – and 22 years since his last appearance here – Jeff Dunham returns to Just For Laughs as the host of two back-to-back multi-comic galas on July 27 at Salle Wilfrid Pelletier of Place des Arts. Although Dunham feels quite excited about the prospect of his pending Just For Laughs homecoming, he feels a slight sense of trepidation about it.

“I feel like the unloved, red-headed stepchild of the comedy world. Here I am, a grown man in his 50s, sitting onstage with dolls.And that’s normal? Is that a joke?,” said Dunham during a recent phone in-

terview. “But in reality, I am having a blast. I really feel like the kid who got beat up in school and then gets chosen to play first base on the baseball team. It’s a huge honour for me to return to Just For Laughs as a gala host, and I can’t wait to go back on the festival stage.”

Dunham started his interest in ventriloquism at the age of eight in his hometown of Dallas, when he got a ventriloquist dummy for a Christmas present.

“I then began to teach myself how to be a ventriloquist. And as a result, it helped to make me

popular in school because I used it as a secret weapon to get me laughs.

I could make fun of the principal and get away with it. And then I started doing performances with the dummy and got paid for it. I found out that I had no reason to quit,” he said.

He believes that ventriloquism really came into the show business forefront in the 1930s and 40s, when his idol Edgar Bergen and puppet Charlie McCarthy became major stars thanks to their highly rated Chase & Sanborn Hour radio pro-

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"Dans la brume" ("In the Mist") was the opening movie at Fantasia: the fears of natural disasters

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f fantasy, science-fiction, or horror are your preferred movie genres, the Fantasia Film Festival, which started this past July 12 and will run until August 2, is the place to be. Most of the shows take place at the downtown campus of Concordia University, with a few other events at the Imperial Theatre, the McCord Museum and the Cinémathèque Québécoise.

I mention here some of the films I had the occasion to see in the first few days of the festival.

DANS LA BRUME (IN THE MIST): This FranceCanada co-production directed by Daniel Roby was the opening film, and it was a good beginning for the event. With a theme that touches the somehow unpredictable events caused by nature— in this case, an earthquake that in turn unleashes the release of mysterious toxic fumes from within the earth— the result is chaos and death to Parisians. Mathieu (Romain Duris) and his wife Anna (Olga Kurylenko) are at the centre of this natural tragedy. The fact that their daughter suffers from a genetic disorder that forces her to live in a hermetic box that filters the air makes the survival of the family even more complicated. The story is simple and benefits from the appeal of the disaster genre. The film has an unpredictable ending that somehow deflates the preceding dramatic build-

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up, but it still presents an interesting plot. Those who missed the screening at Fantasia will have a new chance when the movie is released in theatres.

TRUE FICTION: The issue of political corruption, in this case in South Korea but it may be anywhere, is the subject of this film directed by Kim Jin-mook. When aspiring politician Kyung-suk (Oh Man-Seok) after some obscure movement of money in the company of the local senator who is also his father-in-law, arrives at a regional headquarter of his party to be presented by his as the future city mayor, all seems to be going his way. He must now finish some delicate and confidential task on behalf of the senator.

Kyung is now driving his car, he has also taken his lover with him, and when he arrives at his destination, he finds that the task would get more complicated than expected. A significant difficulty would be the presence of the

housekeeper, Soon-tae (Ji Hyun-woo) who is an unpublished writer willing to have a good topic for his novel.

Things will get more complicated mostly because of Kyung's incompetence, and the unexpected presence of other characters. Kyung's wife would also get involved after she learns that her husband is with his mistress, violence would ensue, after that, Kyung's aspirations seem to be fulfilled. Except for a detail that nobody considered.

TREMBLE ALL YOU WANT: It is difficult to classify this movie into any particular genre, it's somehow a romantic comedy, or perhaps more accurately, an anti-romantic one, if such kind exists.

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lastic bags have been banned, well sort of: they are still around although in a sturdier shape (and more expensive too). For some strange reason, policymakers think that these new bags are less damaging to the environment.

Why didn't they go for paper bags instead or if they still wanted plastic, just biodegradable ones?

It seems that those who design environmental policies move "in mysterious ways" too.

Some people have been mentioning plastic bottles as the next target in their campaign to save our oceans, but that would mean to face compelling players in the corporate world: Coke, Pepsi, Nestlé, hmm, I have my doubts whether there would be much action on this front.

Then and still in the area of drinks and sodas, a new target has been found: plastic straws. Just last week a bar in Montreal has decided to move away from straws in their drinks. In fact, you don't need a straw to sip your favourite cocktail or soft drink. The bar owner explained that people with some disability that may require the little device

would still get one, but not the general public.

Outside the bar scene, small children drinking soda in a restaurant may still need a straw too. In the final analysis, however, straws are not really necessary, they were introduced mostly to add a sign of sophistication to the act of drinking especially those fancy cocktails where one has to deal with pieces of ice and fruits. A significant expression of sophistication in

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this matter came with the production of glass straws, elegant devices that I remember my father once brought home to use when drinking a cold rum and coke (a "Cuba Libre") his favourite cocktail.

Regarding drinking straws, however, there is an interesting detail that should not be overlooked: in the beginning, they were very environmentally-friendly, since they were by-products of wheat and other harvests which would degrade naturally into the environment. Why do you think they are called "straws"?

They were the dry, tubelike twigs of various plants, cut to fit into a bottle or a glass. I remember during my childhood in the 1950s drinking soft drinks with the help of real, natural straw.

Of course, eventually the natural straw had to give way to the synthetic one: "Plastics" said Mr. Maguire to recent graduate Benjamin in the iconic 1967 movie "The Graduate," adding, "There is a great future in plastics.

Think about it. Will you think about it?" Undoubtedly many people since then have been thinking about this ubiquitous material which invaded every single human area, and eventually ended up replacing the original straw.

Now the time may come to replace the plastic straw, Vancouver has been the first major city

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in Canada to announce it will ban the use of plastic straws by the fall of 2019, and our Prime Minister made a proposal to the other G7 members during their meeting in June to take action in this same direction. Individual jurisdictions in Canada are expected to move to ban the straws too. The replacements? Well, natural

ones from our own cereal harvests would be nice and would bring me some nostalgic memories, another natural substitute would be bamboo straws, but the most likely alternative would be made of treated paper. One thing is sure, shortly at your favourite bar you won't find the ubiquitous plastic straw.

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“I was a ventriloquist long before I was funny.

Dunham realizes that in order for anyone to take You have to put in the up ventriloquism, like tak- time to become both ening up a certain sport, it tertaining and funny, not requires a great deal of to mention sticking with talent and skill. “The ear- the art of stand-up comlier you start, the better edy. Somehow, stand-up chance you have of suc- and ventriloquism go ceeding as a ventriloquist. hand-in-hand; they are like It’s not like some 28-year- ingredients of comedy. old who goes up to me When I am onstage with and tells me they want to my puppets, there is be a ventriloquist. My re- plenty of tension, conflict, sponse usually is ‘Have dialogue and acting going you eliminated every pos- on; it’s like a sitcom on sibility you have in life? stage,” he added.

Although he admits that Wouldn’t you rather do this for a hobby?’,” he his popular characters like said.

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J are evergreen and can adapt to any type of material, the thought and creative process that Dunham commits toward developing new characters depends upon the audience. “Over the past 15 years, I have created new characters as a response to what has been going on in society. As well, a new character not only has to respond with the audience, but to resonate with them as well,” he said. “I always like to joke about politics. It’s like a china shop that moves its shelves a little bit

closer to each other; how far can you go before the bull comes in? And when it comes to political material, I like to entertain as many people as possible on both sides.”

With that in mind, Dunham will introduce a new character at his galas that responds to the current volatile political situation.

“His name is ‘Larry’, and he works as a personal advisor to Trump in the White House,” he said.

“Larry is a rather conflicted character with a lot of problems.And so far, he has been going over

pretty well with audiences in North America and especially Europe.”

With the tremendous success he has experienced as a ventriloquist and comedian for almost two decades, Dunham believes that there has been renewed interest in ventriloquism as a whole.

“That interest has been refreshed thanks to the new blood who perform on reality competition TV shows like America’s Got Talent,” he said. “But somehow, it reminds me of the scenario of the father and son who are

playing a video game together, and the son dares to suggest about the idea of becoming a ventriloquist and turning it into an arena act.There are times that I still think of that scenario, only this time, the son suggests about the next great dog act than can fill a 10,000-seat arena!”

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his movie is based on the real story of cartoonist John Callahan who died in 2010, although with the expected artistic licence to treat some of the events. The celebrated director Gus Van Sant approaches the subject keeping a delicate balance between some of the most comedic aspects of the story, the dramatic ones –certainly the circumstances that led to, and the accident itself that resulted in Callahan (Joaquin Phoenix) ending up a quadriplegic, and the romance. Indeed the latter, involving Callahan's relation with the beautiful Swede Annu (Rooney Mara), is the least developed, perhaps because of some apprehension on the part of Van Sant, to indulge in a Hollywoodstyle treatment of the topic.

In any case, the result is a film of solid dramatic construction in which the different emotional ele-

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One can also see the transformation of Callahan, from his care-free attitude that leads him to engage in compulsive drinking with his friend Dexter (Jack Black) with whom he would have the accident that would change his life, to his pursuit of drawing, his attempt at rehabilitation both physical and mental when he joins Alcoholic Anonyms, and of course to the relation with Annu.

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