Zits and my 2 cents worth

[hpoldfan]

--- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "jeanico2000" <jeanico at s...> 
wrote:
> Good morning, all! I just wanted to comment on the recent multiple 
> posts about zits and hopefully we can put this issue behind 
us...If 
> any of you are managing to find zits on the faces of any of the 
> actors in the HP movies, may I recommend you not sit so close to 
your 
> television sets? those kids have fine complexions and one zit does 
> not equal problem skin...I was lucky, I guess, because I never had 
> any zits when I was a teenager and neither do any of my nephews 
(they 
> range in age from 11 to 19). My 18 year old daughter does have a 
few 
> pimples that pop up when she is stressed or at "that" time of 
month 
> and she handles the problem with a bit of makeup. Making pimples 
more 
> apparent on screen is really not necessary to the "growing-up and 
> becoming a teenager" story line!
> Also, to all who have been picking these young actors work to 
pieces, 
> please remember that Dan, Rupert and Emma are still very young and 
so 
> are actual works in progress. I find that it is a joy to see them 
> blossom and change before our very eyes!  Daniel Radcliffe is, in 
my 
> opinion, an actor to watch...he is poised, intelligent and 
extremely 
> solid for his age and has IMO a real star quality about him.
> My 2 cents worth,       
> Have a great day,
> Nicole

Right on. All three of the kids have the potential of becoming major 
stars as adults. And I agree with you that Dan has so many talents 
that one has no idea where he will end up. Actor, writer, director 
or who knows. Every thing that Warner Bros. has thrown at him he has 
managed to handle with aplome ana a smile.

To quote the late Richard Harris about working with the kids, " Dan 
is good, he is very good".

The one thing you can be sure of whatever Dan does in life he will 
be a success

WF