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cattyfan
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number three of five
September at TOL.
- Thread starter Nathon Detroit
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cattyfan
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wasn't sure which era you prefer, so I tried for a variety
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last one...hopefully one will work for you.
Thank you so much, cattyfan! I now forgive you for using that "Catwoman" avatar, a few months back.
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I've been redeemed!
(and you're very welcome.)
Lovejoy-
I agree about Margot Kidder. She wasn't the best looking Lois, ever. But the things they're doing to the Superman mythos with Smallville can make a grown man cry. Of course, we can talk about that in another thread.
I agree about Margot Kidder. She wasn't the best looking Lois, ever. But the things they're doing to the Superman mythos with Smallville can make a grown man cry. Of course, we can talk about that in another thread.
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it was never so much her looks that bothered me. There is just something about her that screams "low class." That's not a trait I associate with Lois Lane.
I had a one-on-one interview with Christopher Reeve a few years ago. He is class personified, even in his wheelchair.
Hmmmm... :think: isn't he the guy fighting to use murdered baby parts for scientific research?
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quote:
Originally posted by Knight
Hmmmm... isn't he the guy fighting to use murdered baby parts for scientific research?
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Yes, unfortunately. I didn't know that when I interviewed him, and at the time it, sad to say, would not have affected me the same way it does now.
We had a lengthy conversation about how his accident has changed his career, his move to directing (he had just directed a remake of "Rear Window" for T.V.,) and the proposed changes to make horse jumping safer. ( he didn't support them...he said the problem isn't in the equipment, which was what the proposal was in regard to. The problem, he said, was in the training. he also chuckled and said he doesn't blame the horse.) It was a fascinating interview...easily one of the most interesting I've ever gotten to do.
He visited Rockford (where I was living and working) for a fundraiser and he granted two interviews: one T.V. and one radio. I was blessed to get the radio interview.
Originally posted by Knight
Hmmmm... isn't he the guy fighting to use murdered baby parts for scientific research?
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Yes, unfortunately. I didn't know that when I interviewed him, and at the time it, sad to say, would not have affected me the same way it does now.
We had a lengthy conversation about how his accident has changed his career, his move to directing (he had just directed a remake of "Rear Window" for T.V.,) and the proposed changes to make horse jumping safer. ( he didn't support them...he said the problem isn't in the equipment, which was what the proposal was in regard to. The problem, he said, was in the training. he also chuckled and said he doesn't blame the horse.) It was a fascinating interview...easily one of the most interesting I've ever gotten to do.
He visited Rockford (where I was living and working) for a fundraiser and he granted two interviews: one T.V. and one radio. I was blessed to get the radio interview.
So in light of that.... I guess maybe he isn't exactly.... "class personified" :think:
Maybe more like ..... scum of the earth?
