Comments on: Review: Chase Masterson’s ‘Yesterday Was A Lie’

By: Amanda DeLo

Amanda DeLo — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 17:09:22 +0000

Chase is my favorite actress! Looking forward to seeing Yesterday Was A Lie coming out on DVD next month!

By: Lt. Bailey

Lt. Bailey — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 00:10:47 +0000

Chase is a wonderful person. Met her at the Las Vegas ST CONs and each time she talks with you as if you are her best friend, no pretense there at all. I first heard her sing during the Captains Chair dinner at STTE in 2008. When she started to sing Sinatra songs, that was all I needed to hear. I went up to her the next day and bought her CD’s and a photo. She in not like any current celeb who snubs the public becasue they think they are too good. Not at all, she is as real as any person and a pleasure to meet if you ever get the chance. As for her ageless appearence, you can be sure it is all real, she was kind enough to pose with me for a photo in a nice little nothing outfit she was wearing at the last Vegas Con, she is just a person who takes care of her self. Much to our male delight….

Dabo girl or lounge singer, she is top notch and a winner. I especially enjoy her parody of the song “diamonds are a girls best friend” entitled “latinum is a girls best friend”

By: JERRY SEWARD

JERRY SEWARD — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 21:29:25 +0000

I’m a big fan of what I call the “cool dude” actors like Steve McQueen, Robert Wagner, and James Coburn. Pierce Brosnan and George Clooney probably come close to that in contemporary actors. But you don’t often hear people talk about the “cool” women. I’m talking about class acts like Veronica Lake, Diana Rigg, and Kathleen Turner. In YESTERDAY WAS A LIE, Chase epitomizes “classic cool” and the film truly is the most underrated SF film in recent years. I’m so happy it’s finally coming out on DVD next year… Highly recommended!

By: Rhett Coates

Rhett Coates — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 18:56:06 +0000

Chase Masterson is a class act all the way; from “our” introduction to her abilities as an actress on Deep Space Nine, to other incarnations of ‘Trek (the fan series), and her devotion to the hoped-for-at-the-time continuation of ST:Enterprise (and her well-known support for that series at the time of their 4th season). It would be interesting to see how her ‘Trek character Leeta fared if they made a DS9 movie. And if they had continued the Enterprise series, she might have been tapped to appear as the Capellan lounge-singer “A’Tee-el” in the proposed ST:ENT Guinan story (read that about her on the Memory Alpha “Enterprise” page. Yeah, Chase is the cool of coolness. Keep up the good work, Chase: here’s hoping that you will, as the world-famous ‘Trek saying goes, live long and prosper.

By: dwnicolo

dwnicolo — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 05:51:11 +0000

Can’t wait to see this.

By: James Kerwin

James Kerwin — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 21:46:01 +0000

Not a criticism; I think using multiple timelines is a great dramatic device in fiction. But I think the whole multi-verse thing has gone way out of control in popular culture, with people not really understanding it and wrongly assuming that quantum physics MANDATES that there must be multiple worlds. Nothing could be further from the truth.

By: Demode

Demode — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 20:35:50 +0000

I could definitely see this airing on the SPACE CHANNEL in Canada. They often show indie films with sci-fi themes that you wouldn’t see anywhere else on TV.

By: Weerd1

Weerd1 — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 18:29:23 +0000

Very intriguing- I will keep my eyes open for this.

By: Colonel West

Colonel West — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 16:06:53 +0000

Congrats to James & Chase. I’ll have to wait for the dvd though with being halfway around the world so another few months to wait. Also, James, is that a veiled critiscism of a certain macguffin from a certain film released earlier this year…? ;p

Although hopefully Bob notices and then it’ll be a case of:

http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/_/31808561/Michael+Jackson+Jackson_popcorn.gif

I joke, I joke… :D

By: Hat Rick

Hat Rick — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 11:01:19 +0000

This is such a great-looking production. I wish Ms. Masterson the best of luck and many happy prospects for its release.

I had the pleasure of meeting her during an event held at the LV Hilton, I believe, back when The Experience was still around.

I think it’s fantastic that SF has melded with the realm of film noir. Quite creative, and not a bad way to see how one of our favorite Trek actors has fared lately. (Very well, it seems!)