[HPFGU-Movie] Thewlis said what??
artsylynda at aol.com
artsylynda at aol.com
Tue Jul 20 15:56:39 UTC 2004
In a message dated 7/20/2004 10:02:49 AM Eastern Standard Time,
HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com writes:
>I'm a wee bit annoyed with David Thewlis making comments that
>Rupert is the best of the three and others knocking the crying
scene, etc. I don't know why Thewlis has the opinion that only
Rupert has the chance of an acting career after the Harry Potter
movies are done
OK, well that kind of threw me for a loop. I never read this quote
before, and before I get all hot and bothered over it, I imagine
that this was maybe taken out of context? I hope? because otherwise,
IMO, David Thewlis doesn't know what he's talking about (I dislike
people who back stab their co stars as a general rule). Don't get me
wrong... Rupert does a really good job and, to me, is "Ron par
excellence". And Emma is a fine young actress. But Daniel is better
than good... he did an amazing job in POA and, again IMO, will have
a really great acting career if he decides to pursue one. His
portrayal of Harry is superb (and for those who want to see him cry,
just watch him closely when Lupin is talking to him about his mum
and dad).
Just my two cents worth!
Nicole
There's an article linked to Leaky and DanRadcliffe.com that quotes Thewlis
as going on and on about Rupert, rather than Dan, which is surprising since
Thewlis and Dan had so much screen time together, and Rupert and Thewlis
honestly didn't have that many scenes together. It struck me as rather odd. I
like Rupert a lot, but my goodness, he's no Dan. Yikes! FWIW, if another
movie (not HP) came out with Dan in it, I'd go see it, probably no matter what it
was (well, I do have my limits. . .). I didn't bother to see "Thunderpants"
despite liking Rupert. It just seemed too inane. I can't imagine "serious
film student" Dan taking such a part.
Lynda
". . .the cat's among the pixies now. . ." Mrs. Figg, OoP
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
More information about the HPFGU-Movie
archive