Jackson Jambalaya

Ummmm...Covid? Who in their right mind would risk their own health, and especially that of their children, just to be (possibly) seen for a few seconds onscreen? Jeez Louise, people! Way to potentially end up on the Great Cutting Room Floor in the Sky...

Geez Louise, You know schools are open right?

Feel free 9:48 to stay cowered away in your closet. You won't be missed.

So the movie is about a women moving to Clinton, MS for a “high tech” job? Weird setting?

9:48 AM settle down Karen.

Ophelia, I totally agree with you. Also, I can't find anything about this film on the IMDB website.

All folks are required to show up with a negative COVID test. The test must be 24 hour or less old.

It’s about a small town. They picked a great setting.

@12:16 PM

There are high-tech jobs in Vicksburg at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Many of us that work there live in Clinton. So it is not so weird after all.

That being said, I would bet that Clinton gets renamed to a fictional town in the movie.

There's never been a positive movie made about this state. What makes you think this one will be any different?

I thought My Dog Skip was done pretty well

This is a joke right?

Aren't we all a veritable cornucopia of positivity? KF you could tell some of these people that gold was being given away and they would find something negative to say. Geeezz. For the sake of it CANT some of you be happy about something just once? Damn bunch of Debbie Downers

4:40, check out Lifetime's "Christmas in Mississippi that was shot in Gulfport.

@9:48 can’t leave politics out of a goddamned casting call for a cheesy movie

This will be the second time Clinton will be in a movie. Remember "Life At These Speeds"

9:48.....lighten up Francis.....if you ain’t dead by now, don’t go to the casting, or to Walmart, barbershop, gas station, post office,.....

Worked most of the movies shot in and around Canton. My Dog Skip was fun to do using more of the town than the others. Unfortunately, the owners of the house used as the leads home has fallen into some disrepair and the city, while touting it on its tour, won't help paint it. Never can have nice things in Canton. Happy for Clinton getting the nod on this one.

4:40, its not "about Mississippi". Its about a family moving to a charming small town and then one of the spouses has an affair and breaks it off, and the third party turns out to be a murderous psycho. Have you never seen even ten minutes of a Lifetime movie?

That's ok 9:48, you're gonna die anyway, so just relax and let it find you.

...must have a negative covid test in past 24 hours.

Those things aren't free. They're also meaningless 24 hours later.

What aged children? I have a daughter who is a theatre major that seriously looks 14 or 15. People always think she is my other daughter's daughter! That gets embarrassing, but makes her an excellent choice for younger, yet more polished roles. She has already been nominated for a Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Award.

I rarely bother to read, much less reply to, the predictable idiotic rejoinders to my rare comments, especially if I see the overused/misused word “Karen” anywhere...but I truly do think I’m right about this, I can’t be bothered to go through each reply and point out the flaws of logic and stupidity in some comments, but. 1) Yes, schools are open, but they require masks and distancing. Try those protocols on a movie set!...2) Yes, I will die one day, and am well aware of that. But just as I don’t trot across a busy street without looking both ways, I don’t disregard our mask/wash/distance edicts...3) Hairdresser? Indoor restaurant? Nail salon? I have forgotten what those even look like, and so should y’all, for now. I don’t feel cowardly at all, any more than British parents did, shuttering their windows and turning off their lights at dusk during WWII blackouts. What we are facing may not be as obvious as a screaming bomb, but it’s just as real and deadly. This virus doesn’t give a shit about your swaggering bravado. And you know what? i hope you learn this the hard way,

I am 100% with 9:48 on this. The ones who need to “lighten up, Francis” on this topic are the idiots who are just going about thir lives as if nothing is happening. We have to grocery shop, we have to go see the doctor, we have to put gas in our cars...but we do NOT have to breathe our air all over each other in a movie set, or go to a restaurant, or hug ANY relatives utside our household bubble...those are luxuries we’ll enjoy one day, but can we not all just STOP for a few months more? Not that much to ask.

Dr Truly said he was still getting his Royalty checks from the movie (A Time to Kill) made in Canton.

Might be worth looking into

@1:27...U B more right than U know. My father went through the depression as an adult & even though he died almost 40 years ago, he never related anything of this magnitude. If this were a real pandemic, the Government would be issuing Virus particle size Respirators (Not anything that passes as a Mask). The only thing I know that is effective is Powered Air Purifying Respirators & decontamination procedures. There are numerous studies performed on the 1st SARS about N95 not protecting from viruses. Now we have Portland Riots for 221 days & that was in January. Who envisioned so many "Inalienable Rights" being tossed aside in such a short time. Well it actually began decades ago. The devout followers play the long game. How do you eat an Elephant? One bite at a time. Even FDR, who was socialist at best, warned against allowing Government Employees/bureaucrats to Unionize. Eisenhower in his farewell speech warned against the Military Industrial Complex. The US is bankrupt. A recent statement by China said America had just about reached the point where they wouldn't be able to continue to borrow money. But Mississippi was 1st this time. When the Jackson Councilman went on TV and told residents to throw rocks & bottles at LE from Rankin chasing suspects back into Jackson, he was already on the cutting edge.