Sore Losers - The Movie

Jim Mango 

"Jimmy"

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When meeting with Jim we got the inclination that he really didn’t want to be bothered.

 As we asked started to talk to Jim the first thing he said was “ Listen I’m not into this interviewing bullshit. I really don’t want to waste my time on this. So what do you want to hear from me?”

We told Jim about some of the questions we were planning on asking but it seemed like he really wasn’t interest. He made a statement and left. This was he said word for word.

“Instead of asking me a bunch of questions let me just lay it on the line. I’ve known Rich my entire life and I consider him my best friend. I firmly believe the film ended up being made because of a conversation that Rich and I had one night. When Rich left the hospital after his daughters operation I was on the phone with him. I asked him what he was going to do. I knew that for the last two years he was writing a script about events that we personally were involved in. So I told him to give it a shot make your movie you got nothing to lose. It’s now or never. That’s when he sprung on if I do it,  you got to be in it. I told him to go fuck himself and the next thing I know I’m on a set with this idiot. And on top of that now he’s bossing me around. After all is said and done this piece of shit won’t send me a copy of the film. He wants me to wait until the premier and if it weren’t for me convincing him to actual do the film he would have never done it in the first place. Go figure. Other than that I think we made a film in which you will never know what’s going to happen from to scene to another. The chemistry between all of us is so real that it felt like we were making a documentary.  Rich was trying to make it look as authentic as possible without it looking like some wanna be gangster film. I’m telling you right now besides the aggravation and all the hours I put in and him swearing at me on a set, missing my family doings, I missed a distant cousins wake and a dear friend winning a state boxing title.  Not to mention being late for my cousins wedding that I was standing up for because of rescheduling  a bullshit shoot. If this kid makes any money out of this, and I don’t see any of it, when I see him at the premiere I’m going to hit him right in his face with a Louisville Slugger. "

 

 
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