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yes indeed. it's quite an experience, isn't it? Speaking of foreign films,
you plan to see The Kite Runner?I've heard great things about the book and
the film, and of course its major claim to notoriety
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I really like him. I think he has talent we have not seen yet. But
they need to broaden
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yes indeed. it's quite an experience, isn't it? Speaking of foreign films,
you plan to see The Kite
As you just stated, it is not a question of his talent, but his
overuse...Another thing I can't stand is how they make a decision about an
actor and then etch it in stone so they pretty much guarantee he doesn't get a
chance at such roles...I wish I had the chance to give HIM a chance...
I never thought about that...Good point!
ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've said this is this space
before but Childhood's End, published
in 1953, three years before I was born, is the first sci-fi book I
ever read that presupposed that black people would exist in the
future.
I do too. He's good and most women seem to like him. I'm not sure what
happened with his career. Another brother who could have need an up and
comer, but blew it is Isaiah Washington. Had that incident not occurred
he would be writing his own ticket and been added to the list of the
I always thought Childhood's End was a brilliantly written though thoroughly
depressing novel...Turning it into a movies starring Will Smith would keep it
in character...
ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Childhood's End is the Arthur C. Clarke book I would like to see
made into a
me too, especially when he first showed up and was kinda freaked by the rather
strange people in the town...
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From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I loved him on Picket Fences
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I was
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11:31 PM
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Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Re: Morgan Freeman's Rama Close To Reality?
I like Will, but think they need to expand beyond Smith, Freeman,
Washington and Jackson when it comes to casting African American leads
Martin wrote:
I could see
I have not read the book series. But I was wondering why having Smith
in it would keep it in character?
Astromancer wrote:
I always thought Childhood's End was a brilliantly written though
thoroughly depressing novel...Turning it into a movies starring Will
Smith would keep it in
Another movie with Will Smith...How about some fresh blood???
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have not read the book series. But I was wondering why having Smith
in it would keep it in character?
Astromancer wrote:
I always thought
that's what I said three emails back, so I wanted to know, why
specifically Smith
Astromancer wrote:
Another movie with Will Smith...How about some fresh blood???
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)
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mailto:tdlists%40multiculturaladvantage.com wrote: I have not
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indeed. one of my greatest pleasures is seeing a well written and well acted
movie with fresh new faces. I love Jamie Fox in Ray, but the greatest
pleasure was the young actress who played his mother. it was so cool not to
have Regina King, Angela Bassett
I really like him. I think he has talent we have not seen yet. But
they need to broaden their horizons. as I said before, Smith, Jackson,
Freeman and Washington are not the only Black Game in town. But when it
comes to Blockbusters, that is what Hollywood thinks. I do not think
they are
I could see Will in that. But it wouldn't get Keith his love story.
ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Childhood's End is the Arthur
C. Clarke book I would like to see
made into a movie. Best yet: it could star Will Smith as Jan
Rodricks, a brilliant young black man with a strong
I like Will, but think they need to expand beyond Smith, Freeman,
Washington and Jackson when it comes to casting African American leads
Martin wrote:
I could see Will in that. But it wouldn't get Keith his love story.
ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:ravenadal%40yahoo.com wrote:
very good book, i do recommend it. there's a sequel also
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Pulling several threads together, Rendezvous with Rama is one of the
many books I own but have not yet read. Arthur C. Clarke is one of my
favorite
indeed. one of my greatest pleasures is seeing a well written and well acted
movie with fresh new faces. I love Jamie Fox in Ray, but the greatest
pleasure was the young actress who played his mother. it was so cool not to
have Regina King, Angela Bassett, etc. Fine actresses indeed, but the
I loved him on Picket Fences
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was watching Devil in a Blue Dress a couple of weeks ago, and i
kept thinking it would have been better with another actor besides
Denzel Washington. He was good, of course, but i couldn never forget
it was him playing the role. Don
In a message dated 12/18/07 12:20:29 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
very good book, i do recommend it. there's a sequel also
Actually 2 sequels-both are very good and feature a female black lead.
-GTW
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