[ SECRET POST #4921 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4921 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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09. [WARNING for sexual harassment, anxiety]

[Vic Mignona, Anime VAs]




















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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Hell, I heard rumors about Vic being a creep around 2006. At the very least, a bunch of people agreed he was an asshole.

[ceebeegee]

OMG I have to comment on this. I actually knew Victor Mignona a LONG time ago. I have been rewatching Star Trek: TOS during the quarantine and recently discovered Star Trek Continues. Watching it (and enjoying it), I'm noticing that the guy who plays Kirk is also: a director, a writer, a producer, a composer of additional music. And actually gives a respectable Shatner imitation. So I start looking him up--and very, very gradually realize that I KNOW him! He went to college at Liberty University, and I went to a women's college nearby so our theater department always needed men. He worked on several productions with me and even came to my cast party on campus. Was kind of a proselytizing asshole even then. He and I got in an argument at my party--he was trying to make some point about how "the English language has degraded so much" and I kept asking him to define his terms. "Degraded so much--from what?" Him: "Well, from when the language was first officially established." "And when was that? When Johnson published his dictionary? When Shakespeare was writing for the stage? When Anglo-Saxon English started becoming Middle English? You do know that language is constantly changing? For instance, the word villain was originally a neutral class descriptor and then because of snobbery and perceived association of lower class people with unchivalrous behavior, it became a slur." Not untalented but in the course of my figuring out that I knew him, I discovered la scandale.