[Chris]

Originally Posted by addicted2much (View Post) I need to find a review of her performance.

Here

Much more amusing is the performance of Ms. Mulgrew, who seems to be having a ball, heavy-breathing her way through her performance as Clytemnestra. In the show’s best comic moment she instructs Iphigenia’s bridesmaids about how to act properly, in a snatch of dialogue that sounds borrowed from a handbook from the modern wedding industry. “Never say,” she orders, “this is just like what so-and-so did. Every bride is unique.”

[ChakotaysLover]

Sounds good.

[Chris]

Definitely nice to see her get a good review.

[ChakotaysLover]

A good review is well a good review.

[Chris]

yes.

I just hate seeing actors or actresses that I like get torn apart by critics.

[ChakotaysLover]

Critics know nothing. Thats why I don't listen to them.

[Chris]

Generally speaking for movies, if the critics have raved over something I'm usually not that impressed.

[ChakotaysLover]

Yeah.... I loved 10,000 B.C and the critics hated it.

[Chris]

I haven't seen that one. I've rented a couple with wonderful reviews plastered all over the boxes, only to be extremely disappointed.

[ChakotaysLover]

That usually happens sometimes.

[addicted2much]

Kate's episode of Murder She Wrote from 1987 airs on the Hallmark Channel tonight at 11:00 pm Central time.

"The Corpse Flew First Class"
On a flight to London, a socialite's (Kate Mulgrew) necklace is stolen and her lover is poisoned.

[Chris]

I was never a big fan of Murder She Wrote when it was airing. That description would indicate she has an interesting role and if I got that channel, I'd probably give it a try.

Thanks for the info Maria.

[ChakotaysLover]

yeah I might take a look at it if they have it on StC later. Thanks for the tip Maria.

[Chris]

Did anybody remember to watch?

[ChakotaysLover]

I didn't but never fear there is always SurftheChannel.com