Emily Gray Tedrowe wrote: > hi colin! it's certainly true that the american media > has done little to raise my awareness of the BAFTA awards. > what did you think was the highlight of the show?
Dear Emily For me it was Dame Judi Dench getting her award and Warren Beatty getting his life time award. I was not surprised LOTR got the best film. As for Mr Crowe-the tv and papers are full of his 'attitude' and how tubby he has become. Until i heard about the 'poem', I hadn't relaised the award parogram i watched was not live! He is a good actor from waht i have seen of him. I have not seen A Beautiful Mind and have no intention of doing so. I may when it appears on tv for free. I have heard recently that the reason there were no references to his gayness or bisexuality was ebcause the distributers/studios insisted there were not. Either way, i don't like films that outright lie when they are supposed to be a true story. it makes me wonder how many 'true' stories I have seen or read that are in a fact bullshit. Call me strange, but i think it is immoral to lie and films like this are immoral and add to the darkness rather than the light. bw colin > > > so far, i've heard mostly about russell crowe being > furious about a poem edited out of his acceptance > speech -- anyone know what poem it was? i'm curious. > > -- emily, who thinks "gosford park" was hands down the > film of the year, but could be biased b/c altman can > do no wrong (practically) -- bw colin DAK,BRO GC, 950i, 940,860,864,890, 260,Silver 830,860, 580 and 270, Passap 6000, Duo80. [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.tantra-apso.com
