Re: The Broken Chain

Posted by Myrrh on July 15, 1998 at 13:33:11:

In Reply to: Re: The Broken Chain posted by Ayesha on July 15, 1998 at 09:09:12:

: ...Eric is exquisitely beaufiful in this movie even though the script and some of the acting leaves a little bit to be desired.

: Ayesha

Oh, VERY well put, Ayesha! Agreed 100%. I really enjoyed it. He did a good job. The guy who played his friend/'brother' drove me a little crazy...but I learned to ignore that. Eric looked fine (and I do mean *fine*) and stretched a little in his acting. It was a noble effort on his part...and TNT does at least try hard.

[By the way, WHY did the director insist on making all the Indians pronounce their 'th's as 'd's...to the point of sounding silly?!! I understand how, back in those days, being new to English, there may have been a natural tendency toward that pronunciation, and perhaps the director was striving for authenticity, but this sounded over-affected. Can anyone enlighten me? Elaine? Rebecca?]

Myrrh

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: : ...Eric is exquisitely beaufiful in this movie even though the script and some of the acting leaves a little bit to be desired.

: : Ayesha

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: Oh, VERY well put, Ayesha!  Agreed 100%.  I really enjoyed it.  He did a good job.  The guy who played his friend/'brother' drove me a little crazy...but I learned to ignore that.  Eric looked fine (and I do mean *fine*) and stretched a little in his acting.  It was a noble effort on his part...and TNT does at least try hard. 

: [By the way, WHY did the director insist on making all the Indians pronounce their 'th's as 'd's...to the point of sounding silly?!!  I understand how, back in those days, being new to English, there may have been a natural tendency toward that pronunciation, and perhaps the director was striving for authenticity, but this sounded over-affected.  Can anyone enlighten me?  Elaine?  Rebecca?] 

: Myrrh  


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