Trelawny casting

[alora]

--- In HPFGU-Movie at y..., "GulPlum" <plumeski at y...> wrote:

> Nah... She's far too sweet. Besides, my favourite Emma Thompson 
role 
> was in "Truly Madly Deeply" opposite You-Know-Who :-) and I 
wouldn't 
> be able to get that character out of my mind. My imagination isn't 
> all *that* limited, though, because I didn't expect Snape to pull 
a 
> cello from somewhere. :-) 

I saw that movie!  It was very good.  But then, anything with 
Rickman is good.
 
> A thought just occurred to me - if we're going to go down the 
Joyce 
> Grenfell route, how's about the person who wrote and performed a 
one-
> woman show all about her, Maureen Lipman?

I'm going to go and look her up.  Hopefully she's on the internet 
somewhere.

 
> Not much, apparently, so I suspect your review may well turn out 
to 
> be a tirade about how *little* time he gets...


Hehehe, got you there, Felicia!  :D
 
> I'm already getting a shiver down my 
> spine having just read an interview with Jason Isaacs.


OoOOOoooo  don't you LOVE the Flourish and BLotts scene where he 
says, "Now, now, Draco, play nicely."

LOVE.  IT.


 
> Oh, and don't expect my review very quickly. My schedule is: 4.15: 
> CoS (1) starts. 7:30 meet friend at train station. 8:15 CoS (2) 
> starts. 11.00 Late dinner with bunch of friends. Back to his place 
> (which has no net access at present). Saturday: work until God 
knows 
> when; hopefully finish in time for CoS (3) at 11.10pm (if we can 
get 
> in). If I'm lucky, I'll be able to get back home for about 3 am to 
> post a review; otherwise, stay the night at his place, get up on 
> Sunday am and get to cinema for CoS (4) at 1.20pm, home alone for 
> late lunch and then err... CoS (5) at 8.15. Back home around 
midnight 
> to read some online reviews and perhaps post a more complete one 
of 
> my own.
> 


I can't wait for both of your reviews!!  I don't care how or when 
you get them posted, just post them!  I still have a week to go!  
Grrrr.

Alora