Passchendaele, with Caroline Dhavernas screens at the gala opening at TIFF.
Paul Gross talks about his Canadian war film, and casting Dhavernas.
"...I had seen some of her work about a year or so before I started to cast, and was just knocked out by her. I had this secondary list, of those actors who weren’t Julia Roberts or Uma Thurman or something, and she headed that list."
September 04 2008
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hoping we get to see it in the US
rivergirl | September 04, 12:27 CET
WomanWhoWeaves | September 04, 12:51 CET
Might be too thin to stay.
ETA: Heh, except it was posted by a mod ;).
[ edited by Saje on 2008-09-04 13:03 ]
Saje | September 04, 13:02 CET
theclynn | September 04, 13:50 CET
herb | September 04, 14:00 CET
spooforbrains | September 04, 14:26 CET
Nothing tenuous about this post.
That's what I was just saying, cast iron the connection is, couldn't be more solid.
;-)
Saje | September 04, 14:32 CET
zeitgeist | September 04, 15:18 CET
Saje | September 04, 15:31 CET
Zeppo | September 04, 19:26 CET
The One True b!X | September 04, 19:32 CET
spooforbrains | September 04, 19:40 CET
Let's hope the new Fox is more patient with "Dollhouse," just as Joss hopes it will be.
quantumac | September 04, 19:55 CET
It's a war film that certainly doesn't glamorize war at all. I hope a lot of people get to see it.
Ruadh | September 04, 21:07 CET
Lockescythe | September 04, 21:13 CET
cabri | September 04, 21:27 CET
Also, for a bit of absurd try "Men With Brooms" starring Gross and Leslie Nielsen. It's about Curling. I saw this at SIFF and Gross was there. He is "so very pretty".
Znachki | September 04, 21:30 CET
Ah-ha! Thanks Lockescythe for that semi-solid link with the Whedonverse. I think we're into pudding territory now, one more link and it could be crackers!
Well, if you're accepting linking Wonderfalls to Whedonverse, I can give you one more link. Muffin Buffalo Lady is ghost Dennis' mom. She was also in an episode of Drive.
For such a short show, Wonderfalls has enough links that it should qualify as honorary Whedonverse. If my DVDs weren't in another state, I'd watch the series again. For the 20th or 30th time.
theclynn | September 04, 21:49 CET
Thank you. I knew I recognised her from somewhere.
spooforbrains | September 04, 22:17 CET
ruthless1 | September 04, 22:48 CET
Lioness | September 05, 16:43 CET
Great show, the end of season one in particular is very lovely (the transformative power of art, ye cannae wack it ;).
ETR: mild spoilers
[ edited by Saje on 2008-09-05 16:59 ]
Saje | September 05, 16:54 CET
It is worth it just to have the incredible William Hutt on DVD.
$30 at Indigo.ca
Ruadh | September 05, 18:47 CET