SWINE FLU PANIC CLOSED DOWN BROTHERS & SISTERS PRODUCTION

Swine flu finally reared it’s ugly head in Hollywood and naturally everybody panicked- for awhile. Calmer heads eventually prevailed. Last week the cast and crew of Brothers & Sisters, including Sally Field, Rob Lowe, Calista Flockhart, and Rachel Griffiths, received ominous phone calls from the production office telling them that “someone” connected to the show had tested POSITIVE for swine flu, but they refused to identify who it was. The caller told everyone NOT to report for work the next day until further notice. The cast and crew were alarmed, but the next day they were reassured that docs declared it was safe to return to the set – but anyone who felt even slightly ill should stay home. We’re betting that germ conscious actors avoided the craft table for awhile.

5 Comments so far

1. By Bettye Bluejay
   On August 7, 2009 at

   What’s a craft table? Do they glue popsicle sticks together and make little houses, like that? Or, is a craft table where the eats are?

2. By captain america
   On August 7, 2009 at

   PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF, let’s thank the SWINE FLU for that, folks!!!!!!!!!!!

3. By right
   On August 8, 2009 at

   “What’s a craft table?” That is where the actors who are getting paid Millions, eat & drink for free, the entire duration of the movie. Not to worry. The producers simply raise the ticket prices at the box office, to cover all the free fodd & drink.

4. By bonnie blizzard
   On August 8, 2009 at

   right @ 1200 am: Yes, the celebs need a lot of money: for partying, drugs, booze…..

5. By Beachy
   On August 9, 2009 at

   Get with it. It’s called the H1N1 flu. Has NOTHING to do with swine….

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