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No joke! To this day she insists that when Sam died he said, "Where is it! Where is it!" and he didn't. Quite obviously she's confused about what probably happened in Dress Rehersal and NOT the actual taping.
Barnabas has an odd way of folding his arms sometimes. Most folks tend to lay one hand over the other near the area of the abdomen just below the navel. Barnabas has a tendency to fold his hands higher, at about the level of the diaphragm. It gives him a slightly effeminate, dignified posture.I've noticed Joan Bennett do this frequently. Perhaps it's an old fashioned stage posture?
Rev. Trask:Right next to his copy of "The Complete Idiot's guide to Exorcism" by R U Kiddenme
Exorcise at Home in 10 Easy Steps, by Cotton Mather
Well, she is also the family drug dealer!!Julia: As God is my witness, I'll never buy groceries or pay rent again!
That one would certainly seem to have been completely true!If only we could all find some convenient way to get similarly ensconced in some family's mansion and seemingly without even the slightest hint of anyone asking us to leave! Though, of course, it does have its certain drawbacks, like vampire attacks, zombie kidnappings, and unpredictable time traveling trips, to name but a few.
I think he's one of the most talented actors working today, and he's one of my favorites, and I'm sure he would do a fine job as Barnabas, but I just think he's too pretty and too young looking.I kind of had that impression about Alec Newman, but not having seen the WB Pilot I can't say for sure. Was his younger look a barrier to suspension of disbelief?
You know, so do I! He already has ample experience being a pirate drag queen...If Depp played Victoria Winters, that would open up some very interesting possibilities as to her parentage.
I like it. I like it a lot.
In inherited from my aunt a boat load of period doll dress patterns made for the Barbie type doll. I will see if I can find them ....I found the patterns, and unfortunately, I was mistaken. The dress patterns are period only in that they were new circa 1950! Though there is one wedding dress pattern is a close enough match that I might be able to adapt it without too much trouble and I have spent a productive afternoon skimming thought a number of dvd's to render a pretty good sketch (if I say so myself) of what her maroon gown looked like. May I ask, where can one look for episodes of Daphne with the cape?
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