Thank you Gareth I didn't know that

gareth19 (imported) wrote: Mon Oct 08, 2012 5:42 pm Perdicaris was a middled-aged Greek who had surrendered his American citizenship during the Civil War in an attempt to forestall the noble south from confiscating his property; he was then an American citizen and resident of New Jersey.

gareth19 (imported) wrote: Mon Oct 08, 2012 5:42 pm Perdicaris was a middled-aged Greek who had surrendered his American citizenship during the Civil War in an attempt to forestall the noble south from confiscating his property; he was then an American citizen and resident of New Jersey.

Well at least when they changed his sex, they picked Candice Bergen to play him. fine actress.

Of course they gave him two kids. I'll bet those kids had a hard time breast feeding.

In Hollywood style homage to Brian Keith playing Teddy Roosevelt in The Wind and The Lion,

They cast him as President McKinley to Tom Berenger's Teddy Roosevelt in Rough Riders.

I was watching the Lord of the Rings, Return of the King.

The Eagles swooping in on the Nazgul, I imagined WW2 allied fighter planes to the rescue.

We know the images and horrors of World War 1 effected the descriptions in LOTR.

Y'think it should be history?

Moi

I agree with what Humlind says about music (hey, apt name, hum likes sound lol). For me it's been a major part of my life. It often makes me happy when I am sad, and even happier when I am happy. But I can see where Moi is coming from in regards to movies. You don't really want the music to override the movie/storyline/acting. A light background touch. That's the shway.