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Joan Plowright could have played this part beautifully.
The story never really seems to make much sense, especially when Robicheaux (played by Tommy Lee Jones) starts having his conversations with Confederate General John Bell Hood (I never really did figure that out.)
If you are a gamer that has played Far Cry; do not watch this film.
Anyone else who hasn't played the game; it'll still seem like a B grade acted / B grade directed movie.
To my surprise the Americans got it right this time, as their version with Meryl Streep and Roseanne is played for laughs and is rather funny.
When played for laughs the storyline works.
It's a story about a young man called Elvis played by Gael Garcia Bernal who gets an honourable discharge after 3 years Navy service and then goes off to find his biological Father and behaves dishonourably with him and his family.
You know that this film is in SERIOUS trouble when the BEST acting job is the support role played by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
I could not stand the woman who played the mother.
Although I can see the potentially redeeming qualities in this film by way of it's intrigue, I most certainly thought that the painfully long nature in the way the scene structure played out was too much to ask of most viewers.
After eliminating Rosemary (here played by Patty Duke) a coven of witches, again led by Minnie & Roman Castevets, preps Satan's son for world domination.
The acting is weak from the main character played by Ben Miller to Sarah Alexander (from the fantastic coupling)right through the cast.
Add to that the "theme song" played incessantly throughout the film and we couldn't wait for it to be over so we could watch the evening news.
Although this attempt at least tried to show a more historic accurate Nero than the amusing but completely fictitious Nero Peter Ustinov played in "Quo Vadis!" it still is a major failure.
Bud Abbott always played the straight man, and by all accounts was the nicer person off the set.
Not that he's bad at it, but that character has been played to perfection by Groucho Marx.
He played a character that was a little slower than Abbott, but not too much slower!
The movies would have been much funnier if they had played their radio characters instead of retreads of stock casting.
The vampire Lestat played by Stuart Townsend was terrible-having a good body does not make you an actor!
Sadly, that's how they are played with what can only be described as dreadful acting.
Horrible in every aspect, it also is the only movie I know of that has 1) a fat kid being played by a slim actor in a (very obvious) fat suit, 2) an attractive 30-something actress playing a character who's supposed to be in her late 60's, and 3) the most compliments for plastic yard daisies ever.
inspite of the lead being played by sunny deol and the incessant songs, I must say gadar is the better of the two.
The other major problem is that you can't tell most of the characters apart; of course, you know who Borgnine and Roundtree and even James Van Patten are, but all the other roles could have been played by different actors in various scenes, and you wouldn't know the difference.
It should also be noted, that she, and the other actors hired by Danny Aiello's character were billed as themselves, as well as the characters they played in his D-rated film.
I will watch anything with Derick Jacobi and as always he played his part well.
Pepe le Moko, played by Charles Boyer, is some sort of international criminal mastermind wanted in countries throughout Europe, and to stay free he holes himself up in the Casbah, a mysterious part of Algiers where even the police are reluctant to go, until a senior officer is sent from Paris to capture le Moko once and for all.
the only upside 2 me was that the actor who played finny was cute.
As for the leading man, played by gorgeous Mark Humphrey, he was perfectly cast.
Only worth watching for film students or fans of the actors--some smaller parts, such as Judge Doolittle and the intrepid pilot, are also very well played.
I half wondered if Blake Edwards was naming the character played by Elke Sommer in A Shot in the Dark after this now-forgotten performer (though the spelling of the Sommer character's surname was actually Gambrelli).
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