Home Actor Kevin Smith HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers August 2023 Kevin Smith Instagram - Happy Birthday to my one and only sister, @virginia_in_vienna - who first introduced the concept of creative writing to me, thus damning the world to decades of my Askewniverse nonsense. As your standard issue younger brother, I was always snooping around Virginia’s room - and one afternoon, while on an investigative crusade, I found a notebook emblazoned with the title “The Secrets Beyond the Cellar Door.” When I demanded to know what this was all about, Virginia explained that she was writing a book with her friend about an imagined adventure. “You can’t do that,” I opined. “You gotta ask the government first!” My patient sister inquired “Why do you think that?” I explained that our @moncolibrary cards had official state seals, with the implication being books required permissions from higher authorities. Virginia disabused me of this naive notion when she revealed “You never have to ask anybody for permission to write something, because writing is all about the freedom of expression. If you wanna write, you can just write. Anything you want.” This tacit permission to embrace imagination altered the course of my life and helped to turn me into an artist. It opened up the world to me, so I’ll always feel a debt of gratitude to Virginia for putting me on a path with advice I still heed today: if I wanna write, I don’t wait for someone to grant me permission - I just start stringing sentences together on a blank page until I’m somewhere i wanna be. Thanks, Gah-Gee-Ah (which is how I used to say Virginia’s name when I was a toddler) for some of the best advice I ever got in my life. I love you, Sis! #KevinSmith #virginiasheridan

Kevin Smith Instagram – Happy Birthday to my one and only sister, @virginia_in_vienna – who first introduced the concept of creative writing to me, thus damning the world to decades of my Askewniverse nonsense. As your standard issue younger brother, I was always snooping around Virginia’s room – and one afternoon, while on an investigative crusade, I found a notebook emblazoned with the title “The Secrets Beyond the Cellar Door.” When I demanded to know what this was all about, Virginia explained that she was writing a book with her friend about an imagined adventure. “You can’t do that,” I opined. “You gotta ask the government first!” My patient sister inquired “Why do you think that?” I explained that our @moncolibrary cards had official state seals, with the implication being books required permissions from higher authorities. Virginia disabused me of this naive notion when she revealed “You never have to ask anybody for permission to write something, because writing is all about the freedom of expression. If you wanna write, you can just write. Anything you want.” This tacit permission to embrace imagination altered the course of my life and helped to turn me into an artist. It opened up the world to me, so I’ll always feel a debt of gratitude to Virginia for putting me on a path with advice I still heed today: if I wanna write, I don’t wait for someone to grant me permission – I just start stringing sentences together on a blank page until I’m somewhere i wanna be. Thanks, Gah-Gee-Ah (which is how I used to say Virginia’s name when I was a toddler) for some of the best advice I ever got in my life. I love you, Sis! #KevinSmith #virginiasheridan

Kevin Smith Instagram - Happy Birthday to my one and only sister, @virginia_in_vienna - who first introduced the concept of creative writing to me, thus damning the world to decades of my Askewniverse nonsense. As your standard issue younger brother, I was always snooping around Virginia’s room - and one afternoon, while on an investigative crusade, I found a notebook emblazoned with the title “The Secrets Beyond the Cellar Door.” When I demanded to know what this was all about, Virginia explained that she was writing a book with her friend about an imagined adventure. “You can’t do that,” I opined. “You gotta ask the government first!” My patient sister inquired “Why do you think that?” I explained that our @moncolibrary cards had official state seals, with the implication being books required permissions from higher authorities. Virginia disabused me of this naive notion when she revealed “You never have to ask anybody for permission to write something, because writing is all about the freedom of expression. If you wanna write, you can just write. Anything you want.” This tacit permission to embrace imagination altered the course of my life and helped to turn me into an artist. It opened up the world to me, so I’ll always feel a debt of gratitude to Virginia for putting me on a path with advice I still heed today: if I wanna write, I don’t wait for someone to grant me permission - I just start stringing sentences together on a blank page until I’m somewhere i wanna be. Thanks, Gah-Gee-Ah (which is how I used to say Virginia’s name when I was a toddler) for some of the best advice I ever got in my life. I love you, Sis! #KevinSmith #virginiasheridan

Kevin Smith Instagram – Happy Birthday to my one and only sister, @virginia_in_vienna – who first introduced the concept of creative writing to me, thus damning the world to decades of my Askewniverse nonsense.
As your standard issue younger brother, I was always snooping around Virginia’s room – and one afternoon, while on an investigative crusade, I found a notebook emblazoned with the title “The Secrets Beyond the Cellar Door.” When I demanded to know what this was all about, Virginia explained that she was writing a book with her friend about an imagined adventure.
“You can’t do that,” I opined. “You gotta ask the government first!”
My patient sister inquired “Why do you think that?”
I explained that our @moncolibrary cards had official state seals, with the implication being books required permissions from higher authorities.
Virginia disabused me of this naive notion when she revealed “You never have to ask anybody for permission to write something, because writing is all about the freedom of expression. If you wanna write, you can just write. Anything you want.”
This tacit permission to embrace imagination altered the course of my life and helped to turn me into an artist. It opened up the world to me, so I’ll always feel a debt of gratitude to Virginia for putting me on a path with advice I still heed today: if I wanna write, I don’t wait for someone to grant me permission – I just start stringing sentences together on a blank page until I’m somewhere i wanna be.
Thanks, Gah-Gee-Ah (which is how I used to say Virginia’s name when I was a toddler) for some of the best advice I ever got in my life. I love you, Sis! #KevinSmith #virginiasheridan | Posted on 11/Aug/2023 05:45:50

Kevin Smith Instagram – Happy Birthday to my one and only sister,  @virginia_in_vienna – who first introduced the concept of creative writing to me, thus damning the world to decades of my Askewniverse nonsense. 
As your standard issue younger brother, I was always snooping around Virginia’s room – and one afternoon, while on an investigative crusade, I found a notebook emblazoned with the title “The Secrets Beyond the Cellar Door.” When I demanded to know what this was all about, Virginia explained that she was writing a book with her friend about an imagined adventure. 
“You can’t do that,” I opined. “You gotta ask the government first!” 
My patient sister inquired “Why do you think that?” 
I explained that our  @moncolibrary cards had official state seals, with the implication being books required permissions from higher authorities. 
Virginia disabused me of this naive notion when she revealed “You never have to ask anybody for permission to write something, because writing is all about the freedom of expression. If you wanna write, you can just write. Anything you want.” 
This tacit permission to embrace imagination altered the course of my life and helped to turn me into an artist. It opened up the world to me, so I’ll always feel a debt of gratitude to Virginia for putting me on a path with advice I still heed today: if I wanna write, I don’t wait for someone to grant me permission – I just start stringing sentences together on a blank page until I’m somewhere i wanna be.
Thanks, Gah-Gee-Ah (which is how I used to say Virginia’s name when I was a toddler) for some of the best advice I ever got in my life. I love you, Sis! #KevinSmith #virginiasheridan
Kevin Smith Instagram – DOGMA: THE LOST SCENE!
A moment that never made even the first cut of my fourth film featured Bethany (played by the always amazing #lindafiorentino ) and Silent Bob facing off against the Golgothan Shit Demon at the hospital where God was trapped inside the John Doe Jersey body. In this omitted beat, Bethany gives a scared Silent Bob a Star Wars-ian kiss for good luck and tells him to stall NoMan (I’ve included that section of the script so you can see how it all played out). The moment would’ve been lost forever were it not for the  @darren_michaels_photographic on-set stills that have perfectly preserved for posterity the first filmic kiss of Silent Bob! Instead, Bob’s first on-screen kiss was with Suzanne the Orangutan in @jayandsilentbob Strike Back. His first human kiss was with the manager of the @moobyspopup played by @jenschwalbach in #jayandsilentbobreboot. But had I been a more merciful editor, Silent Bob would’ve faced his first seduction with the star of #thelastseduction in #Dogma.
Speaking of Dogma…
When we had to move Saturday’s @smodcastlecinemas showing of @tuskthemovie with @justinlong to September 17, we know we let some folks down. So to make up for the scheduling change, we just added a screening of DOGMA to that slot instead! Come see my 1999 film with me on the big screen, followed by a Q&A – all for the low, low price of $15! Tickets available NOW at the #smodcastlecinemas link in my bio or at SmodcastleCinemas dot com!
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