OMG that dress!

Whoa, Julian Fellowes said American's can't do period drama? We don't have the right sense of history? I guess he hasn't seen John Adams from HBO (thirteen Emmys and four Golden Globes) or Titanic (eleven Oscars) or Amadeus (eight Oscars and four Golden Globes). Yeah, Amadeus is historically inaccurate with Mozart and Salieri's relationship, but it sure is DRAMATIC. Grr, that makes me angry.

from:sleepinginthestorms

especially after seeing the travesty of the British Joe Wright-helmed Anna Karenina.

Posted September 23, 2012 at 10:17pm | 24 notes

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lafemmederaisin said: What year did this person think they were living in? I thought the term secretary was out of date.
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beautiful-divergent-instruments said: James Cameron is Canadian.
sixohsixoheightfourtwo said: Amadeus was written by Peter Shaffer, who is a British playwright, and directed by Milos Forman, who is Czech. So I don’t think it’s the best example to bring up!
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seasights said: Band of Brothers? Hello?
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shickalenia said: Also, having seen his awful, badly written Titanic miniseries, he shouldn’t be giving anyone tips on doing period drama correctly.
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myeyestoserve said: I think American actors do have a hard time of it, generally. The accents they come up with (which, I suppose, are not technically their fault) sound so affected and out of place with me. Can’t all English film go back to a nice transatlantic accent?
experienceisaquality said: Because awards are literally the only form of measuring how good/accurate/whatever a show or moviw is. (Y)
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