There are some pictures from those articles.  There is this CUTE picture from when they were little.  Now who would have thought the little "husky" kid would turn into a MAJOR hunk nowadays (I'm talking about Jerry).

    This is their chat transcript from Sci-fi channel online.  They had an online chat on May 13, 1998.  I was online on the same channel too.  Personally, I think the chat was great, but unfortunately I did not get the chance to talk to them  Well, actually when you look at the chat, you will notice that the chat wasn't exactly in chat form.  But I really took it from the Scifi channel.  :(

   Jerry will have a new movie out this summer of 99.  The title is "Jello Shots" although the executives of the movie might change the title because they don't want to be sued by Jell-o Gelatin company.  I will basically copy the information from the March 1999 edition of Seventeen for the information that I will put here. 

       REEL NEWS Jello Shots (Summer 1999)by Eliza Bergman Krause

  "I had to do my first love scene-I thought it was going to be a lot more fun,"says Jerry O'Connell(of Scream 2 fame).  "I'd be kissing [actress Tara Reid], and we'd be scantily clad, and you're just getting into it, and you're thinking, Wow, maybe this actually isn't acting-maybe there are some sparks here.  And then you look up and see 4 crew guys chewing gum.  It's such a mood breaker". 

  the two actors were making kissy-face for a movie whose working title is Jello Shots.  (Jell-O, the gelatin dessert maker, is still deciding whether the filmmakers can use its brand name; a Jell-O shots is a novelty drink that mixes gelatin with hard liquor. ) This fil is not feel-good family-style entertainment-it follows a group of twentysomething on the wild night on the town in Los Angeles.  The funseekers are played by O'Connell, Reid, Sean Patrick Flanery, Amanda Peet, Ron Livingston, and the movie is directed by Pulitzer Prize-and Tony Award-winning playwright Michael Cristofer". 

   "The first act is basically the group getting ready to go out," explains O'Connell, whose character, Mike, is a pro football player.  "They talk very candidly about what they wish sex in the nineties was like-and the men say things totally different from the women.  When I first read the script, it actually open my eyes to a lot of little tricks that I should be using as a single male".  This isn't as devious as it sounds:"Now, whenever I go to dinner with a woman, I always order an appetizer for her and me-just doo it, don't ask what [she]wants, you just order app[etizer]s right away.  Honestly, I'm a better man because of this film. 

    There are some pictures that I have scanned or have taken from other websites.  Thank you for the pictures (For the homepages which pictures I have taken.) Please click on their description.   Enjoy!

  Jerry