POV: Dan and Dakotta, and Morality

Leeann McCullough libtax10375 at earthlink.net
Thu Aug 17 21:54:07 UTC 2006


--- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "Steve" <bboyminn at ...> wrote:
>
> At the American Chronicle, young writer Samuel Van Eerden has 
voiced
> his  opinions on the corrupting influences of Hollywood, and
> specifically on recent decisions made by Dan Radcliffe and Dakota 
Fanning.
> 
> Since Dan's role in Equus was recently discussed her, and the
> consensus seemed to be that we wished him well and welcomed the
> change. Samuel Van Eerden has a decidedly different view on the 
matter.
> 
> http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/viewArticle.asp?
articleID=12465
> 
> Just passing it along.
> 
> Steve/bboyminn

Sandy:

Thank you, Steve, for passing this along. For the record, I would 
like to say 
that I totally agree with the author of this article, and that I, 
for one, do 
not wish Daniel well in the role, nor do I welcome the change.

Sandy


>
Leeann Comes Out of The Kitchen To Speak Her Mind:

I know we aren't supposed to post "I agree" messages here, but  
Steve's post and Sandy's reply have moved me to respectfuly ask the 
elves to let me break that rule. I promise to iron my hands as soon 
as I get up from the computer!

I too am quite disturbed by Dan's decision to do this role. It goes 
without saying that it is his decision, but I am free to disagree. I 
fully expect to be accused of being a 40 something soccer mom with 
an all too conservative point of view, but lets face something: 
Declining morality just scratches the surface of todays problems. 

I don't want to start a thread of just what our problems are because 
that would get us nowhere. I just wanted to express my feelings 
about his decision to do this role. If he were my son, in the US 
still a minor by the way, I would hope he would pass on this one. I 
can't believe there aren't other fabulous scripts just waiting for 
him.

(deep bow) Thank you for your time. I'm off to warm up the iron. 









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