Gene Simmons

It's fine. I don't care. I don't give a fuck either. And then what happened was... I would wait until the end of the night when the guys were drunk and passed out and like a vulture swoop in and take any chick. Because they were all drunk and passed out on the floor.

I had Dick Donner, who had just started working on Superman, and Christopher Reeve, who was Superman, I think. And they both came up to my place. And we were talking about movies and stars and things. He had taken me over to Margot Kidder's house, you know, Lois Lane in L.A. when I was there. We were hanging out. And all I remember doing was playing my cartoon collection at Looney Tunes.

I had Dick Donner, who had just started working on Superman, and Christopher Reeve, who was Superman, I think. And they both came up to my place. And we were talking about movies and stars and things. He had taken me over to Margot Kidder's house, you know, Lois Lane in L.A. when I was there. We were hanging out. And all I remember doing was playing my cartoon collection at Looney Tunes.

I had Dick Donner, who had just started working on Superman, and Christopher Reeve, who was Superman, I think. And they both came up to my place. And we were talking about movies and stars and things. He had taken me over to Margot Kidder's house, you know, Lois Lane in L.A. when I was there. We were hanging out. And all I remember doing was playing my cartoon collection at Looney Tunes.

to Donner and Christopher Reeve. And I remember Christopher saying, what is this stuff? And Donner was saying, no, no, no, this is cinematic. Look at the edit of that stuff and the subtlety of Bugs Bunny cross-dressing with lipstick. I mean, it was deep, almost Shakespearean.

to Donner and Christopher Reeve. And I remember Christopher saying, what is this stuff? And Donner was saying, no, no, no, this is cinematic. Look at the edit of that stuff and the subtlety of Bugs Bunny cross-dressing with lipstick. I mean, it was deep, almost Shakespearean.

to Donner and Christopher Reeve. And I remember Christopher saying, what is this stuff? And Donner was saying, no, no, no, this is cinematic. Look at the edit of that stuff and the subtlety of Bugs Bunny cross-dressing with lipstick. I mean, it was deep, almost Shakespearean.

And the kids were watching it and thought that it was funny and stuff, but wink, wink, nudge, nudge, it was kind of grown-up material.

And the kids were watching it and thought that it was funny and stuff, but wink, wink, nudge, nudge, it was kind of grown-up material.

And the kids were watching it and thought that it was funny and stuff, but wink, wink, nudge, nudge, it was kind of grown-up material.

Less Disney and more Fritz Freeling and Chuck Jones and Warner Brothers.

Less Disney and more Fritz Freeling and Chuck Jones and Warner Brothers.

Less Disney and more Fritz Freeling and Chuck Jones and Warner Brothers.

That's a good point. There's never a Jewish parade. We need respect. Don't try to kill us. We're fine.

That's a good point. There's never a Jewish parade. We need respect. Don't try to kill us. We're fine.

That's a good point. There's never a Jewish parade. We need respect. Don't try to kill us. We're fine.

Jews have never been accepted. And by the way, Asians have a problem in Western culture too. But I've never seen an Asian parade. Have you? I don't think so. Ever. Because they're too inclined to succeed in life and move on. And just despite what people say, go and make money. Money. James Brown said it better than anybody else. Black power is green power.

Jews have never been accepted. And by the way, Asians have a problem in Western culture too. But I've never seen an Asian parade. Have you? I don't think so. Ever. Because they're too inclined to succeed in life and move on. And just despite what people say, go and make money. Money. James Brown said it better than anybody else. Black power is green power.

Jews have never been accepted. And by the way, Asians have a problem in Western culture too. But I've never seen an Asian parade. Have you? I don't think so. Ever. Because they're too inclined to succeed in life and move on. And just despite what people say, go and make money. Money. James Brown said it better than anybody else. Black power is green power.

Specifically, the wings that I designed for myself was a cross between Lon Chaney Sr. and London After Midnight, which is a movie that people haven't seen in decades, but I've seen photos of it, so the print has been lost. And Black Bolt from a comic group called The Inhumans. And by the way, I had the rights... to make a motion picture out of that.