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I had the honor of playing mine on PS2 so the graphics were really good.
The actor playing Rochester needs to show us the character of the man, and this is fulfilled to perfection.
I would think this role playing boxer Jim Corbett is more like his real personality than the swashbucklers he was typecast as.
While she's playing a character confused about love, she does not come across as silly and immature, which was much appreciated considering many movies today.
I think the thing that disappointed me the most about the movie was Boyle playing the role of Col. I'm not a big fan of Boyle, and it seems that no matter what the mood during the movie, she's always trying to use her over-plumped lips, and darkly makeup-ed eyes to make herself seem super sexy.
This was also one of 14 collaborations with that other most widely-recognized star to emerge from Italy, Sophia Loren; both, incidentally, are playing against type here - she as an unglamorous housewife and he a homosexual!
The cast does a fine job playing folks in the mid-western town of Big Bean, Illinois.
J. J. Anderson playing the very young Halloween carnivorous duck has just great lines.
The Matador is a witty, dark humored and suspenseful melodrama that rises way above mediocrity thanks to two very engaging and earnest performances from Pierce Brosnan, who has never ever been better than here, and the always reliable Greg Kinnear who has his best role here since playing Jack Nicholson's gay neighbor in As Good As It Gets.
Clara Bow (Hula Calhoun) is daughter of plantation owner Albert Gran (Bill Calhoun), who is mainly interested in playing cards and boozing with friends.
The duelling and role playing the Father and Son is good acting by Bachachan and Akshay Kumar.
Verhoeven maintains an intriguing ambivalence throughout the film, playing with the meaning of the hero's visions-omens.
I just saw this film last night at Toronto Film Festival where it was playing under the Midnight Madness section.
What a shame that this film was caught up in legal troubles and never received a North American theatrical or video release, only playing a few festivals.
The actors playing the roles of the lovers do a GREAT job representing the characters' feelings and thoughts - their everyday life adventures.
I'm giving all the credit to Polanski's artistry in his direction, his playing and his inescapable script but I fainted during the horrible final scene and had to be revived by cognac in the office of the theatre's manager.
Playing the babe known as Candy is Jean Peters, who was never better nor better looking.
I am a huge Woody Allen fan and so when I saw that this was playing at the cinema I couldn't help myself.
Enjoyed viewing this film on TCM and watching a very young William Powell, (Philo Vance) playing detective just like he did with Myrna Loy in the "Thin Man Series".
The film takes us back to small pleasures like the bride and bridegroom's families sleeping on the floor, playing games together, their friendly banter and mutual respect.
Once upon a time in a castle...... Two little girls are playing in the garden's castle.
I found that the white actors playing Chinese was not as bad as I expected, that it wasn't the Asian equivalent of blackface.
Once a geek-boy, always a geek-boy; and the sad, simple fact is that he's incapable of playing anything but Fox Mulder.
I also did not like Leon playing the part of Little Richard, he is a good actor but I feel that the part of should have went to a different actor.
The acting was very good although I thought that the actress playing Julie could have had more emotion behind her lines.
As far as I know the real guy that the main actor is playing saw his performance and said it was an outstanding portrayal, I'd agree with him.
Nagra comes from conservative Indian family that isn't exactly into girls playing competitive soccer.
He, however, does do a hell of a job playing the part of Tony Soprano.
It also helps considerably that Morgan Freeman and Paz Vega are playing the characters.
Richard Dix decided to retire and so Michael Duane took his place playing the role as Ted Nichols who meets up with a young French girl named Alice Dupres Barkley, (Lenore Aubert).
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