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Subject: Re: Buck up!!!

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Jen after lunch

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Date Posted: 10:50:43 08/07/01 Tue
In reply to: Suky 's message, "Re: Buck up!!!" on 09:18:00 08/07/01 Tue

>do you ever do this professionally?
Semi
>in The Island or Waxwork for
>example." I agree, but which passing gestures are you
>referring to?
Watch how he interacts with the boy after capturing him from his father (Caine's character). Waxwork is one move, with the big "butler" - just a hand on the guy's shoulder. It made me suddenly think of the place as a "boy's town" for wayward ghouls!
>To be honest, I
>can't remember where or when I've ever seen him give a
>full smile.
I'm shocked! Watch the bank scene in TAT that begins with him saying, "Hello again."
Get out those tapes and re-focus girls! We have to get out of this funk!

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Author: Melissa [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 11:33:16 08/07/01 Tue 'To be honest, I can't remember where or when I've ever seen him give a full smile.' Maybe not on screen, Jen, but I distinctly recall him grinning, albeit fleetingly, at us on his birthday.