This thread is solid evidence that legions of idiots exist!
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trevorjcohen — 20 years ago(April 24, 2005 01:17 AM)
Well,
Fairytale
was made by his production company, Icon Productions, so perhaps he thought it'd be a bit self-indulgent to give himself a credit for a role that's (presumably; I haven't seen the film) not much more than a cameo, in a movie where he's the "boss", as it were. -
Belletrist0 — 20 years ago(December 24, 2005 02:39 AM)
Originally posted by eStreetBeat:
[Decades later, they both] admitted unequivocally that they had fabricated the images but, to their dying days, they insisted that they had actually seen [the] fairies they had tried to represent what they had actually seen.
I am a little confused about this part: If Elsie and Frances had tried to "represent" the fairies as they had seen them, then why did Elsie not draw them from memory? Both girls stated that they had seen the Beck fairies numerous times, I would assume on a weekly, or even daily basis, and they had ample time to observe the darling things up to the point where they almost ignored the fairies. If that was the case, then why did Elsie need to trace her fairies from drawings by Arthur Shepperson from the
Princess Mary's Gift Book
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Everyone dies but not everyone gets to live. -
heather_blus — 18 years ago(May 01, 2007 04:28 PM)
"the girls admitted that they faked most of the pictures, but one of the, (cant remember which) insisted until the day she died that one of the photos was not a hoax "
That would be the fifth one, the most blantant hoax of all five. It is called, "fairies and their sunbath" and it was made through a double exposure. Both Frances and Elsie claimed to have taken the photo. Why? Because both of them HAD!