You will never be as popular as her. Not in your wildest dreams and that is probably eating you up really bad.I used to
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tigerbos — 15 years ago(September 09, 2010 07:04 PM)
Thank goodness there's at least one voice of reason within these stupid posts! Emma Thompson is entitled to her opinion for Christ's sake. As far as I'm concerned she's considerably more talented than Audrey Hepburn. I like Audrey Hepburn but she wasn't the best in the world and I don't know why people are making so MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING..
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tigerbos — 15 years ago(September 09, 2010 07:24 PM)
Look, you are not writing any textbooks yourself are you? No, you're not. You're entitled to your opinion just as I am. I'm simply stating, Emb68ma Thompson has the right to state her opinion about anything she wants. Whether you agree with it or not, is your business. Give me a cinematic analysis with textbook information that proves YOUR statements are correct. if not, then YOU can shut up. You don't own this board and I can say anything I like just as you can.
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tigerbos — 15 years ago(September 09, 2010 07:53 PM)
I don't see a lot of Hepburn fans coming here actually. There's a handful of people coming here with the same opinions you have on her critique. I have certain director's work who I like and simply because one of them is female I hear all the time 'women can't direct'duh, yes they can direct and have directed and some of their work is quite good. You are entitled to your opinion of course. Good on ya.
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mmitsos-1 — 15 years ago(September 30, 2010 02:49 AM)
Thanks, tigerbos.
Apart from yours, of course, the comments here are insane. So what if Audrey is dead. Yes, she was quite charming, but one can criticize her acting. And again, she was criticizing her in this ONE PART.
To reply to a later post by I believe the OP who was attacking my mention of the original title of the film (The Big Bang), I was stating a FACT.Hollywood wanted to change it from this original title, which is being used everywhere else, to "Nanny McPhee Returns", in part for political reasons, in part because they thought it would sound "too violent", using the word "Bang".
Anyway, I can't believe this conversation has gone on this long. The poor woman says one little thing, and she has to apologize for everything. She later said, on Craig Ferguson a few weeks ago (a GREAT appearance, I might add), about fags being flogged at the Isle of Wight, and that it's still in the rules. MAN did she get in lot of flack for that comment. She actually meant the Isle of Man, she later said, and then got in trouble from them. She had to talk to the mayors/presidents/whatever top political official they have in those areas, and apologize, and emphasized the fact that she was making a JOKE, which apparently many people in this country don't know as well.
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tigerbos — 15 years ago(September 09, 2010 07:21 PM)
I don't think she meant to insult Audrey Hepburn. She was just stating her opinion. What I don't understand is why everyone's so sensitive about Audrey Hepburn for all of a sudden. Talent aside and all that, I think most people seem sensitive about it simply because Audrey Hepburn is dead. She wasn't a singer, so the fact that she couldn't sing isn't a lie; however, lots of leading ladies couldn't sing and had stand ins. She was an average actress though likeable. I think Emma jokes a lot in her interviews and she made some off the cuff remarks. Let's face it, the conservative British Press loathes Emma simply for her more liberal politics so they are just dying to get ahold of something in order to bash her.
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tigerbos — 15 years ago(September 09, 2010 07:48 PM)
This is what I think. If Audrey Hepburn was alive she would have been classy enough to say 'she's entitled to her opinion and I think my work proves she's wrong' and go on. I know Emma's not perfect so maybe she spoke out of turn who knows. I just think it's up to you to decide whether you want to continue to see Emma's films or not whether she likes Audrey's work should be irrelevant.
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gabbieispretty — 15 years ago(September 27, 2010 02:28 PM)
Well said. Emma did not merely give an opinion such as "I am not an Audrey Hepburn fan" or "I never enjoyed her acting" but she stated it in a manner that sounded like she was stating a known fact. She did not say one nice thing about Audrey and came off incredibly arrogant. Emma is talented but she is hardly god's gift to acting and she seems to find herself terribly witty
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tigerbos — 15 years ago(September 27, 2010 05:47 PM)
Yes I think everyone should n5b4itpick what a person says and then hang them in the process for how they phrased something if they didn't phrase it the way several thousand other people might have phrased it.
Now, you and your friend, sshelly make sure to let me really have it.
I'm waiting.
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tigerbos — 15 years ago(October 02, 2010 10:38 AM)
I'm not acting like a child everytime I reply to someone. It's just YOU who feels that way. Why do you feel the need to critique every post I make? If you don't like what I say, simply block me and my comments won't show upsince your apparently so much into censoring Emma Thompson - why not censor everyone else's opinions as well?
How old are you dear? You don't seem any more mature than anyone else on here. Pompous bore.
I think she's the saddest girl ever to hold a martini.