I like Kate Hudson but…
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IcySpoon — 10 years ago(June 29, 2015 06:06 AM)
Your writing looses it's power when you use all the ridiculous punctuation-it appears to be the ramblings of a 14 year old girl-do you draw a little smiley face or a heart instead of a dot over your, "i"? Essentially the same thing.
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Hector Marroquin — 17 years ago(November 29, 2008 06:59 PM)
This was Kate Hudson's ONLY good role. She did a terrific performance as a young upper-class English lady of the time in Four Feathers. This was the first movie I saw in, and I even thought she was English. Unfortunately, every other movie I've seen her in was crap, not to mention her acting. Kate only plays the typically dumb American blonde valley girl in teen comedies. Very sad to say the least.
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goleafsgo27 — 14 years ago(September 04, 2011 11:38 PM)
To Lettersval, I'm curious how you know exactly what mannerisms and expressions upper class Englishwomen displayed in the 1880s. You obviously were not alive then, nor were there any candid films taken in those days before the invention of motion pictures. Have you read someone's diary from that era noting that "no one makes funny faces because they have not been invented yet." Now, if the characters had exchanged high-fives or fist-bumps, I'd say you have a solid point.
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goleafsgo27 — 14 years ago(September 04, 2011 11:48 PM)
I'm curious how you know exactly what mannerisms and expressions upper class Englishwomen displayed in the 1880s. You obviously were not alive then, nor were there any candid films taken in those days before the invention of motion pictures. Have you read someone's diary from that era noting that "no one makes funny faces because they have not been invented yet." Now, if the characters had exchanged high-fives or fist-bumps, I'd say you have a solid point.