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The Switched Questionnaire: Parker Posey





Versatile actor Parker Posey is best known for her hilarious turns in Christopher Guest's semi-improvised ensemble comedies such as Waiting for Guffman, Best in Show, A Mighty Wind, and For Your Consideration. In Zoe Cassavetes's debut feature, 'Broken English,' Posey gets a little more serious, playing a lonely New Yorker who finds love on a break in Paris. Though she's obviously not into gadgets as much as we are, Posey nevertheless was kind enough to take some time out to provide us with some deadpan, sparse answers to our weekly questionnaire.


What gadgets do you always bring with you to the set?

I don't.


What cell phone do you have right now and what to you love or hate about it?

Nokia, plain, no flap. It's easy to replace when lost.


Who's the last person you sent a text message to and what was it about?

I don't know.


Where do you go pretty much every time you get online?

A chair or a couch.


What annoys you most about your iPod, cell phone or laptop?

I lose my cell phone a lot. I don't like texting -- it drives me crazy.


Name one thing you wish your iPod, cell phone, or laptop could do that it doesn't do now?

Disappear.


What upcoming gadget can you not wait to get your hands on?

The gadget that will make all the gadgets go away.


You're stranded on a desert island: What gadget do you bring?

The gadget mentioned above.


What's the most played song or artist on your iPod?

The theme song from 'Valley of the Dolls.'


BlackBerry, Sidekick, or Treo?

Sure -- I mean, what?


Are you getting an iPhone -- if so, why?

No, it doesn't make sense.


What's the longest time you've ever spent playing a video game in one sitting and what game was it?

Are you kidding?


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