On Wed, 02 May 2001, Julia Jones wrote:
little bit of B7, but mostly because I'm one of those people who isn't just content to watch the silk handkerchiefs but wants to know how the trick was done. This is one of the many reasons I go wandering around the country to theatres where Gareth is performing. It's wonderful to be able to sit in the bar with one of the actors afterwards and pick apart how the play was put together, to compare what I saw during the performance with what the production crew were trying to achieve.
Excuse me, I don't say much on the Lyst I know, but I'm a lighting technician by trade, and I absolutely had to laugh when I read this. An actor is absolutely the last person you want to ask about production!
this for me is Blade Runner. I happened to read an SF-orientated review before I saw the film. The reviewer had seen the original preview cut, was thoroughly impressed, and was horrified when he went back to see the release version
Same notation, actually. I think your reviewer got it right, but I also think that if you really want to know what the production crew were up to, you'd be better off reading what they themselves had to say.
on the script for _Blake_,
highlighting what I think is one of Boucher's rare duds.
What? The most powerful, dramatic, grim and bleak ending to a series ever on television? Oh well, tastes differ.
Back to lurking.
Leslie