He is AMAZING in, remarkably, the Age of Adeline. One of his very best performances. Totally raw.
He is AMAZING in, remarkably, the Age of Adeline. One of his very best performances. Totally raw.
I don't think there is an Audrey/Jack/Kate triangle. There's no romantic angle with Jack and Kate. If there's a triangle it's Jack/Audrey/Mark.
Right? So good. I wonder if Surnow could be that self-deprecating. Fingers crossed.
If LAD continues I wish they would do a season with an american, libertarian gone nuts tim mcveigh type big bad. It would be so great.
Terry. And Jack leaving Audrey at the end of 6 got a silent clock, Renee too I think. Excuse me, I just rewatched in preparation for LAD.
Don't think so. All the dialogue was audible. I think his lying about it makes dramatic sense too.
She definitely didn't say either of those nice things about Mark. I think Jack is trying not to ruin her marriage since he thinks he'll be out of her life again by the end of the day.
Ugh. I don't want to but I agree with you. Except that I love the actress who plays Janet.
I'm pretty sure. : ) Guess I'll just have to read it again!
I don't recall any reference to her being a dominatrix professionally or personally.
She was certainly tough and dominant, but she wasn't a dominatrix so to speak.
According to Fuller she is a lesbian and I believe is likely to go down her bodybuilder route as the show continues.
I appreciate the performances in that scene but overall I felt the same way about the scene and the movie. I would LOVE to see that scene done justice on the show as it was written in the literature, but I was absolutely floored by this interpretation/version with Gideon.
The Krendler scene in the book is the most off the wall crazy insanity I think I've ever read. It is jaw droppingly good. It has a huge emotional payoff outside of being primally shocking because Krendler is just the worst slimiest excuse for a human being and has wronged Clarice so badly, so there's an effed up part…