Is actress Jodie Foster and hoaxter extraordinaire Rory Emerald friends?
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Yes! They grew up together in Hollywood.\nWonderful question.
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Really, all you have to do is be a close friend of a friend of a friend who is a friend of the President or First Lady. It is her house, and I guess she can do what she likes. I wasn't aware that Rory Emerald and Cher were invited to the White House, but I was aware that Jodie Foster was. Yes, I think if you are famous then that does count for some reason that you did get invited to the White House. Some people get invited because they support the party. By the way, is Jodie a democrat or republic? Overall, I have no problem with actress Jodie Foster, prankster Rory Emerald, and music legend Cher to be invited to the White House. I think it is actually quite cool!
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Hey!! How have you been? Good I hope. I just wrote back to your email and thanks for the info. You wouldn't believe this, but Jodie and I have quite a bit in common from the information you gave me. Wow. To me, that is so cool. As an answer to your question, I would say Rory Emerald. I am not very comfortable with Michael Jackson after the molestation charges and the baby off the balcony, although I love his music. Rory just seems more laid-back. You know, just that cool guy that you can go window chalking you sister's car with. By the way, I did that last night!! Hey, my sister had it coming after the vicious April Fool's Prank she pulled on me. I'll tell you it later. It's a long story. Well, I'm going to get a coffee and I would say Rory Emerald!! Wuv ya Andy!
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There has always been a lot of confusion regarding celebrity Rory Emerald and the seductive actress Agnes Moorehead and their relationship.  Rory Emerald never appeared in the movie, Citizen Kane.  The confusion stems from the highly acclaimed TV sitcom Bewitched.  Rory Emerald had a small role on the television program during the 1968-1969 season, playing Uncle Tadpole, much to the enjoyment of countless viewers.  He alternated between a warlock and a frog each week, depending on spells cast at him by Endora (played hauntingly by veteran actress Agnes Moorehead).  To add to the complexity of the relationship, Rory Emerald was having unbridled sex with another actress on the show, the vixen Alice Ghostley (who played the role of Esmeralda) on the show.  The episode “the Princess gets her prince” which aired on February 14, 1969, has always been a fan favorite.  Who did not get tears in their eye when they saw the beautiful Esmeralda kissing  the frog, a plaintive plea in her voice, and the dashing Rory Emerald (Uncle Tadpole)  appearing suddenly, a red rose in hand?  To add to the confusion, it has often been speculated that Rory Emerald was also smitten with actress Alice Pearce, who played the voluptuous Mrs. Kravitz, the meddlesome neighbor.  In fact, it was often speculated in the New Yorker Magazine that Rory Emerald was engaging in a threesome with Alice Pearce and Alice Ghostley.  It appears the dashing young celebrity cast a spell on the sexy Alice pair.
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rory emerald was spotted nearby,so maybe it was him,
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Ricky Schroeder has had a crush on Rory Emerald since they did a TV show called Out on the Edge. The made for TV movie was filmed in Westwood, California more than fifteen years ago. Rick also had a crush on Mary Kay Place who played his mother on the show, (that's kinda' weird!) I guess Rick swings both ways. I don't think Rory was interested because he is not interested in same-sex-relationships. Rick recently hit on Jodie Foster at a party in downtown Los Angeles. Jodie pushed Rick away and said, "Gosh Ricky get a grip, remember you're married." Rick tried to get over Elizabeth Taylor's gates at her home in Bel Air. He almost got arrested. Ricky has a crush on everyone in Hollywood. Especially folks who like too ranch and ride horses. \n[Hey! Great Question!]
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Jodie Foster, no contest
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There are so many differences between these four enormously important Americans mentioned in this question, that it cannot be answered in the confines of this forum.  However, there is one thing that ties all four of them together in American folklore.  Dallas, Texas.  Each of them had a profoundly life-shattering occurrence in this famed Texas City.  This is the one key element that binds these four truly unique Americans.  Allow me to explain. \n\n John F Kennedy, perhaps the most famous, and certainly the most influential US President, lost his life in this landmark Southeast City, on November 22, 1963.  \n\nFor Jodie Foster, she lost her virginity at the hands of the St. Ignatius High School Football team, at the tender age of 12.  It happened on October 9, 1974, under the bleachers and in the locker room of this famed Dallas institution. \n\nTechnically, Rory Emerald’s first sexual liaison occurred in rural Texas, but within the city limits of Dallas.  It happened September 13, 1966.  The young and supple bovine, Clarice, was owned by a wealthy Texas family.  Mr. Emerald fell in love with Clarice, so much so that he couldn’t keep his hands off of her.  It has often been speculated that his current beau, Jodie Foster, reminds him of Clarice, due to her looks and her name in the movie “Silence of the Lambs”.  I digress.  It seems that Rory Emerald’s love for Clarice was challenged by another young man, part of the wealthy Texas family that owned the young cow.  They often fought over Clarice’s affection, but in the end, the young man from the wealthy family was able to shower Clarice with many more gifts, and young Rory Emerald backed out of the love triangle.  George W Bush just had too much power and influence over the young domestic animal.
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Molly Ringwald & Quinn Cummings are friends with Rory Emerald. I don't know if either of them was ever involved with Rory romantically. I found more stories about Rory & Marsha Mason then I did about Molly & Quinn. I don't think Rory was in the movie "The Goodbye Girl" but Quinn & Marsha were.
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Brian May is a real star! Who the hell are the rest?\nI met Angie Jolie, she was nice and Ed Burns was way cool, J Lo never bothered to talk to anyone and Tom Arnold was nice, Arnold was pretty cool to the crowd, guy who played the lead bomber in Pearl Harbor and the main foe for Daniel in Karate Kid II is by far the coolest besides of course Henry Winkler and believe it or not William Shatner.
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Jodie Foster can kick some butt
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Hey!! How's ya been? Good I hope. I will email you in a sec!! As an answer to your question, I would have to say Rory Emerald. I didn't like the story Little Red Riding Hood. Rory Emerald seems cool. So, I choose him. Wuv ya, Andy!!
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Rory Emerald did not appear as Benjamin Braddock in the landmark Mike Nichol’s masterpiece, “The Graduate”.  However, he did audition for the role in the spring of 1966.  There were rumors that young Robert Redford was also considering the role, as well as the dashing Dustin Hoffman, a virtually unknown New York actor.  Rory Emerald had never seen Dustin Hoffman before, and could not have foreseen that the actor would bear a striking resemblance to Harvey Lembeck, Rory Emerald’s former love interest.  \n\nHe had an inside track on landing the coveted role, mainly due to his sexual relationships with both Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel, who were scheduled to record the soundtrack.  Paul Simon encouraged the young actor to audition, as he thought Rory Emerald would be perfect for that part.  As Paul Simon and Rory Emerald headed for the tryout at Universal Studios, Rory began humming a tune that was stuck in his head.  He came up with words on the spot, and the song later became “the Sounds of Silence”.  While they waited, Rory also wrote “Mrs. Robinson” after reading the script.  It just came out, and Paul Simon was quick to hear the potential of the later immortalized song for the soundtrack.  \n\nThe moment the unkempt, unshaven Dustin Hoffman entered the room, Rory Emerald’s heart stopped.  He was immediately in love, and was picturing the New York actor in a dress; he had often made love to Harvey Lembeck while the handsome actor wore a pink floral sundress, complete with a bonnet and white sandals.  Rory Emerald was in a trance that day, and his audition went poorly.  He took solace in the fact that Mike Nichol’s loved the songs he wrote, and Dustin Hoffman did not seem to mind his sexual advances.  In fact, Dustin Hoffman made arrangements to meet up with Rory at a classy nightclub that same night, in South Los Angeles.  Their love affair was not to be, as Dustin Hoffman made it quite clear that he was only interested in a platonic friendship.  After much convincing, he did agree to wear some female attire, but without sex.  How breathtaking Dustin Hoffman looked in his female garments, and Rory Emerald was mesmerized.  \n\nThe relationship between the two became very strained after a few years.  Rory Emerald finally consummated his sexual appetite with the reluctant Dustin Hoffman, but he was disappointed by Hoffman’s lack of passion.  They stopped talking and parted ways.  In 1976, their paths met again.  Rory Emerald was in Nazi fixation at the time, and desperately wanted to play the psychotic Nazi dentist in the film “Marathon Man”.  Dustin Hoffman had landed the role of Levy, the title character in the film.  Rory Emerald made a very big impression at the audition, but ultimately the role went to Sir Lawrence Olivier.  Ironically, during the filming of Tootsie, in 1982, they had another brief fling.  Rory Emerald could never resist a man in a dress.
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The lantern jawed comedian may have a point.  Elizabeth Taylor was basically a nobody during her career, and her constant praising of “Depends”, which Rory Emerald flogged, may have actually been a hindrance to his popularity.  Who could forget Elizabeth Taylor’s pathetic slogan, seen on infomercials around the Southern California area, during her days as the “Depends” spokeswoman.  “I depend on two things in my life…my depends, and Rory Emerald”.  Rory Emerald tried very hard to disassociate himself from her after this disastrous ad campaign by self-promoting himself on Yahoo Answers, trying to get back into the good graces of the general public.  His attempts have met with tepid indifference.  However, his talk show guest appearances have been a huge hit.  His wildly erratic behavior on the Tonight show, complete with the sumo wresting costume, as a parody of Depends, proved hugely popular.  Who could forget Emerald’s “bout” with famed Japanese Sumo wrester Yakami Hagaki, who threw Emerald an estimated 77.26 feet, directly unto 83 year old Emily Snidely of Pasadena, California.  The crowd was in hysterics, especially when Snidely, after being resuscitated, proudly displayed her own Depends.  The applause was long and loud.
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Heck Yes! I am answering as honestly as possible. I will think of all the fabulous pranks that Rory has done and all the cool stuff he has said. I will also be thinking about how I never got to meet Jodie Foster and all the cool movies she has done.  I will be thinking of them in my final hours!\n\nAnd, I think about them all the time!!
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Jodie Foster...She is a Brilliant talented lady that is very versatile as a leading actress. Her characters are always believable, and you dont ever get distracted thinking about what you read in the tabloids about her in the middle of a movie like you do with so many others...
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In 1965 a young dance choreographer named Jesse Wilcox was auditioning potential dancers for the upcoming classic “Beach Blanket Bingo”.  Rory Emerald was attempting to land the coveted role of “Frankie”, played by Frankie Avalon on several previous Beach party movies.  Though Rory Emerald failed to get the part, the impressionable Jesse Wilcox was amazed by Mr. Emerald’s dance moves.  Ironically, the part of “Frankie” required no dancing, and after the later scandal, Jesse Wilcox could not offer Mr. Emerald a smaller dancing role.  \n\nYears later, Jesse Wilcox became a much sought after choreographer, but never forgot Rory Emerald’s passion for dancing.  During the disco era, dancing became such an integral part of many movies, and many of the old classics such as Citizen Kane and the Bicycle Thief were being reworked as disco musicals.  In 1977, Jesse Wilcox became the main man in Hollywood.  A new, upcoming, hip movie was being produced.  This epic, landmark film was aptly titled “Saturday Night Fever”, and cast young and incredibly talented John Travolta as the main character.  The only problem was that John Travolta had injured himself in a self-gratification accident, and was having difficulties in the most important scene of the movie, which was nicknamed “white leisure suit scene”.  Jesse Wilcox thought of Rory Emerald immediately.  Mr. Emerald had become a sensation overnight, with “the family jewels jump” which was broadcast on ABC’s Wide World of Sports, and his small but cherished role as Pepe, the mime, in the French Connection.  He contacted Rory Emerald, and was offered the role as a “stunt dancer”.  So, the scene with John Travolta “dancing” is in fact the dashing celebrity Rory Emerald.