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Then Season 3 happened and so on and so forth, you could tell she cared more about being pretty than doing the real, emotional dialogue which sometimes is not pretty at all. She wanted to be the hero and victorious and not just the actor doing their job no matter how ugly it got. I think that honor went to Michelle Williams who knocked everything out of the park and didn't care if her hair was straight or curly or if her makeup still looked good by the end of her scene. She was Jen Lindley and she played the character was a lot of heart and a lot of depth. Same for all the other female characters on there. I think Audrey would've been extremely unlikeable and possibly written out if it weren't for the charm Busy Phillips bought to the character. I was annoyed with Audrey most of the time but Busy bought it back home and she became likeable again...relatable with having issues with her mom, struggling with self-confidence and just wanting to belong in a life she never felt like she did. That's relatable and Busy knocked it out of the park effortlessly. __________________
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It astounds me TPTB had to have known what a gem they had with Michelle Williams but they just didn’t seem to care.
I agree about Busy. She was very good. So much so, I think TPTB were fearful she was too much of a magnet on the screen which would take away the attention from Katie/Joey. I think that’s why they stopped Audrey’s comedy from being so prevalent. |
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Twice the writers broke up Pacey and Joey toward the end of a season. Seasons 4 and 6. Both times Andie reappeared after a period of time. Both times Pacey and Andie had sincere talks which indicated they were most likely resume their relationship. The Pacey/Joey break ups were of the sort you don't comeback from.
Season 6's Andie scenes were cut to validate the ridiculous Pacey/Joey ending. KW originally wanted Meredith Monroe for 2 or 3 weeks, but she could only give him one day. She was filming something I think in L.A. So she busts her ass to get there and back to her job only to have her scenes cut. Yes I know they were inserted on one of the DVD release. Jerry, I agree Meredith Monroe was gorgeous in the hospital scenes. A bit of trivia, Meredith Monroe insisted she appear as she normally appears. No more braids and clunky clothes. You now can see why they damped down her looks during the series. Katie never would have had a chance against her Also Jerry, remember how she looked in the movie "The One." Anyway one can see that there were no plans for a Pacey/Joey finish, and why would a guy who basically had nothing to do with Joey for 7 years drop his life, just because she said "I choose you"? |
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Damn, you have to wonder what might have happened if Meredith could have become available for two or three weeks. Of course it’s not her fault. But I have a feeling if her availability would have been precisely what Williamson desired there’s no way they would have deleted all of her scenes and Pacey/Andie. Way too much material and believability. That said, I am a big believer in meant to be and for whatever reason the show was always meant to have a ridiculous, nonsensical ending which is precisely what we received. So at the end of the day we can sit here and wonder about Meredith’s availability and James demanding hardly any Dawson in S6. Fact of the matter is this show was meant to frustrate the hell out of us with that bogus ending. Quote:
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Kinda a sad question, how did everyone feel the summer after the S3 finale? I was pretty devastated over what the show became in S3 especially with the end of the season. I actually dreaded S4 starting because of P/J but I did love how Dawson,Jen,Andie and Jack became so close during the summer.
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However, post S2, this series turned into a different one... the quality dropped severely and never returned. I strongly considered dropping the show after the finale of 3 aired but stuck around because I never imagined for even a second even if the quality dropped, that DJ wouldn't find their way back. So I kept watching and it turned out being the biggest mistake as a TV viewer I ever made. The one good thing it brought me was finding  since the benefits were endless... lifelong friends and even finding the love of my life. But just focusing in on a pure viewing experience... continuing to watch Dawson's Creek past S2 was my biggest waste of time by far. |
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The energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it - and the glow from that fire can truly light the world. - John F. Kennedy
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I was reading an article about actors that were cut from movies, and this was included:
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The energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it - and the glow from that fire can truly light the world. - John F. Kennedy
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What a mess, what a pattern and not a good one for Williamson. He has a brilliant creative mind but he’s lazy, not loyal or dedicated in the least and this has persisted throughout many projects over the years. What a shame. |
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 We're Not Doing This Again 1/3 Andie knew it was way too good to be true. Of course this was how the night was going to end, because let's face it, this was just the type of wretched, miserable luck she had. Why on earth should she ever put her heart on the line again? She mentally was throttling herself for ever accepting Pacey's offer to go out on a platonic date, pretending the offer didn't reignite something inside her she thought was forever extinguished, lured in by old, unresolved feelings. The party, when it was at its height, was wonderful and the exact kind of diversion Andie needed. Lively, rambling conversations going from this topic to the next filled the space, Andie's throat getting slightly hoarse from speaking over the raucous crowd around her inner circle. Although all of it dissolved into innocuous white noise when she begun to clock how Pacey was glancing at her whenever she spoke up. It had to be a trick of the light because she recognized those adoring looks before, the ones he used to give her when they were still hot and heavy for each other...and those looks would have been much easier to shrug off if they hadn't come packaged with casual, intimate touching. Andie needed to snap out of it, heading to the bathroom to splash some ice cold water on her face, trying to put the brakes on. Her pulse raced, thoughts and emotions bouncing off the walls in a myriad of different directions, wondering what this all meant, but smiling despite herself. If this was Pacey's way of telling her he wanted to try things with her again, who was she to deny how thrilled she was over it? Andie rushed out of the bathroom, looking to take Pacey aside and talk to him...but then her entire heart was torn out of her chest when she spotted Pacey kissing Joey's cheek, rubbing her arm affectionately. Andie couldn't breathe, developing a headache to where the thumping, heavy laden bass music became a hammer against her head, frantically searching for the exit. Disoriented, Andie dashed outside into the frigid, pouring rain, hugging herself to keep warm as hot, angry tears fell from her eyes. She had just enough sense to hail a cab, making sure to text her brother to tell him where she was going, telling the cabbie to drive her back home. In the span of only seconds, Andie was numb to everything around her: the cabbie waving his hefty hand in front of her face, trying in vain to get her attention and wondering what was causing her to be so crestfallen, the loud talk show crackling out of his old, beat up radio, how her makeup had turned into a smudgy mess...and a soaking wet Pacey Witter chasing after the cab as it took its leave from the night club's parking lot. __________________
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