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Date Posted: 22:38:12 12/08/03 Mon
Author: Sue
Subject: Re: Indeed!
In reply to: dqfan 's message, "Re: Indeed!" on 15:10:09 12/08/03 Mon

I went back and watched 'Duty' again-albeit using the FF option through much of it. Jerome Bonaparte (excuse spelling) was played by David Birkin. I think you did get your Frenchmen mixed up. :) Though Greg is listed as playing Cotard again in 'Duty',I don't think he appeared in the second HH movie unless his scenes wound up on the cutting room floor. I'm glad he was not cast again as a cad. He did look considerably older than his S&S part, but that was 8 years earlier. At first he threw me with the French accent, but I think he did very well with the part. I loved his disdain when finding out he was to share a cabin with the first officer. I also liked how Horatio was wary of him up until the end only to find out that the betrayer was someone completely unexpected. I happened to like 'Loyalty' better than 'Duty' but both were very good.

>I knew I was right about him being married to Emma (I
>do know my celebrity marriages, lol!) but I think you
>are right about Napoleon's brother being played by
>someone else. I think I confused my Frenchman - so
>much swarthy, so little time. :-)
>
>If you do check the tape, let me know who played
>Napoleon's brother. I'm glad now it wasn't Greg.
>Wouldn't want Emma to marry yet another cad... :-)

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Re: Indeed! -- Sue, 22:39:25 12/08/03 Mon