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Date Posted: 18:56:24 10/13/02 Sun
In reply to:
Jon
's message, "Lucky Day" on 06:12:06 10/08/02 Tue
>Lucky Day will be on October 12 on PAX TV in the US.
>Check TV listings on the Index page for more details.
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I was going to post this later, but, I think I'll post it now, seeing that I just saw the film and its fresh in my mind.
SPOILERS ALERT: Read no further, if you don't want to know what happens.
The film I saw just before this was "Lair of the White Worm" again, so I noticed some changes in our Amanda. At least her boobs don't sag--that much. I hate saggy boobs.
Well, that explains that. Now could someone explain what his accent was, and why he seemed to lose his accent during the middle of the film, only to regain it at the end?
Would you hire her from that one audition? I wouldn't. But, she is so good at being bad.
Was that "Bravo!" or "Brava!"
When I first saw the name Tony Lo Bianco, I thought he'd be playing her husband, but, he is better as the cop. Having played cops for almost 30 years.
"It was a really wierd play, but you were really good." Sounds like he saw some of the films she made with Ken Russell.
Some of the confusion could have been cleared up with a phone call to the New York State Lottery.
I don't know how it is in New York State, but where I live, you don"t have to ask the person where they bought the ticket. The state lottery commission keeps track of where tickets are sold, because the seller of the ticket gets a share of all the large prizes won.
Where the victim was found should have created some suspicion of foul play. Not only was he off the path in the dark, but, in 48 hours, the leaves would not have drifted that much to cover up the body to that extent. Instead, it looks like a deliberate attempt to hide the body.
I should have known. If the wife suspects the husband in a Mary Higgins Clark book, the husband is usually not guilty.
(Did I ever tell anyone that I met Mary Higgins Clark at a book signing?)
That little cradle robber. Though, not as young as the boy scout in "Lair of the White Worm" or her students in "The Substitute," didn't her husband look a little young for her?
I like to know how the victim was killed. Any marks of injury to the interior of the neck and throat, usually leaves marks of injury to the exterior of the neck and throat.
Wasn't that the woman who cast suspicions on the husband as being a murderer, then said that there was nothing suspicious with him meeting a strange woman?
Typical mistake for a film of this type. When the villain is down and unarmed, let him get up and grab a gun, so he can shoot at you.
A hard-headed husband. Notice where and when the bullet strikes the door. Right when he was passing behind it, and right where his head would be.
Her character must be a good actress to get her picture on "PLaybill," the premiere theater magazine in New York City.
Sary Higgins Clark. Sounds like nepotism to me. Does anybody know what character she played in the film?
Concluding thoughts: Pretty good for a television movie. I enjoyed it and the role our Amanda played in it.
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