I don't swallow this argument. Bardroy made money on the movie, and Lornna perhaps didn't get a pie from it. I find it ridiculous to read that Lorna gets gigs because Bardroy made her famous. Maybe, the movie is NOT a total biopic on her, but involves her and Chris. IF I understand correctly, Lorna has been rewarded by Bardroy and, hence, makes more money than her usual fame would have brought in. The argument cuts both ways. If it wasn't for the movie, perhaps GOA would have not invited her nor would she have invited elsewhere to sing. In the non-traditional sense, Lorna is perversely earning a pension. Those who want to swallow this argument, please do so. As for me, It makes me go to sleep. Good night.
Eugene Correia Sent from my iPad > On Jul 22, 2018, at 9:42 PM, Roland Francis <roland.fran...@gmail.com> wrote: > > To clarify, it’s not a pension in the traditional sense. > > He made a movie and she gets gigs because of it. He increased the aura around > her and that will get her that much more of an income as long as she uses her > fame. > > Roland. >
