She's in the new Dead Like Me movie
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Bold_chica — 17 years ago(February 15, 2009 06:51 PM)
That was my EXACT thought!!!!! I was like woooooahhhh, Laura Harris and Sarah Wynter were Kate and Marie Warner. How funny! I kept telling my boyfriend all through season 2 that Laura Harris is in this awesome show called Dead Like me and how he should watch it, Ironic that Sarah steps in for her in DLM.
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evilmonkeyninja5672 — 17 years ago(August 13, 2008 03:13 PM)
I don't think she'll be as good a Daisy as Laura Harris was but I'm willing to give her a chance.
I can't wait for the movie.
Too bad they extended the release date until next year =/
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ferretsrcrunchy — 17 years ago(August 30, 2008 05:36 AM)
She would need massive plastic surgery to pull off Daisy. Also a vocal chord transplant from the original actress. Actors who take on roles of actors who could not reprise the role due to other commitments (or are not interested in doing so) are jokes.
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Sorgum227 — 17 years ago(January 15, 2009 07:37 PM)
IMDB is wrong in this case. The movie credits do credit Sarah Wynter as Daisy Adair. She does her best but I have to say that I agree with other people that are saying Daisy should have been written out. Why not write Sarah a new character where she isn't facing all the comparisons. I think she'll be good in the show. I just think that they could have done a better job of writing her in than the magical face change.
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ColinInLa — 17 years ago(February 08, 2009 02:06 PM)
Including the Daisy character in the Dead Like Me: Life After Death project would have been fine had they cast someone who could capture the essence of the established portrayal. Sarah Wynter was simply miscast. Blame the producers for their choice, not Ms. Wynter.
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ColinInLa — 17 years ago(February 12, 2009 09:17 PM)
We're really not at odds, here. We both agree that the results were less than satisfying. However, she wasn't acting in a vacuum. We have no idea the level of autonomy she had in crafting the role. She had a director to please, someone whose job it was to monitor just the elements you've mentioned.
Yeah, she dropped the ball; I'm not making excuses for a lackluster performance. But the fault isn't hers alone. She should never have been cast in this role in the first place.
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southparknscrubs — 16 years ago(November 27, 2009 02:25 PM)
What the beep?! I miss the old Daisy Adair!
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