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And when it comes to what's different with the dialogue, in a bit of unscripted dialogue Quentin once again orders "I said get out" - ...

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And the subtitles and closed captioning handle that unnscrip[ted line this way:


It's interesting how the light on Quentin'e face appears blue on the VHS/Laser yet white on the Blu-ray/DVD...

 [nods]
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Saying Maggie was right. I am a jerk.
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The BBC Jordan version is the closest to the novel, but note that I said closest.  I don't think there has every been a cinematic version that has been 100% adapted from Stoker's novel.  For example, Dracula's appearance.  When Harker meets him, he has long, grey hair and a huge grey moustache.  Coppola's version did show him as an old man, but not soup-strainer (he did have one when he appeared younger, according to Stoker's description).  It's like how in the three version's of Stephen King's Carrie, none of the actresses (Spacek/Bettis/Moretz) looked like King's description.  She was overweight (bully nicknamed in the novel "puddin") and unattractive.  And there has yet to be a cinematic version of Dracula to show how he was dispatched in the novel.

Gerard
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Thank you  [easter_grin]
Show and Smell Hehe I’ve got to remember that one  [easter_grin]
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Sam:  You know I have to dance to this song whenever it’s on the radio, could you lead?

Radio: Tip Toe Thru’ the Tulips with Me  . . .
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Hehe MagnusTrask  [easter_grin]

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Maggie couldn’t help but smile at the “Haunt Me” sign she managed to put on her back without her noticing. 
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LOL patrickm  [easter_smiley]

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David:  Father tells me he never eavesdrops, so I shouldn’t.  Is that true Aunt Elisabeth?
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Hai Karate. Be careful how you use it.
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Elisabeth:  When I was in a high school play that man was my understudy.  Our director was weird, but I always showed up and never forgot a line.
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