PO
Oh no - not another Yawn.
Have to agree with you on the Mortons, Sinbad just doesn't fit in and there's too many kids, I'm just not interested in them.
Jez posted:
All About Soap had a Summer preview in today issue;
And ive given them a while to settle in but I still dont like the Mortons. The Connor family are great and some of my favourite characters in the show at the moment, but the Mortons I just cant warm to.
And ive given them a while to settle in but I still dont like the Mortons. The Connor family are great and some of my favourite characters in the show at the moment, but the Mortons I just cant warm to.
Oh no - not another Yawn.
Have to agree with you on the Mortons, Sinbad just doesn't fit in and there's too many kids, I'm just not interested in them.
JE
Jez
Founding member
WOW excellent stuff tonight in an episode written by Jonathan Harvey. I expected a good episode when I saw his name on the credits but this was superb. The Connors taking centre stage also helped make this episode so good.
My poor Liam though
- Paul was the one who deserved a slap!
Also enjoyed the Duckworths again and even Cilla wasnt bad tonight .
My poor Liam though
Also enjoyed the Duckworths again and even Cilla wasnt bad tonight .
PT
I'm concerned about the state of Liz Dawn. She really isn't a well woman at all. I know she was acting after just falling downstairs but she's struggling to talk in some scenes.
Anyway, a good episode... Kym Ryder can really act can't she!
Anyway, a good episode... Kym Ryder can really act can't she!
ST
funny how I was thinking Jez when Liam was crying.
I think a sign of good acting is how actors laugh or cry because emotions are hard to act. Michelle is a lot better at crying than Tracey. Can't take Deirdre seriously when she cries because the neck veins bob about
The best crying was last week with Eileen (Somebody give Sue Cleaver an award before she retires
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Holly was quite good with the crying as well
I think a sign of good acting is how actors laugh or cry because emotions are hard to act. Michelle is a lot better at crying than Tracey. Can't take Deirdre seriously when she cries because the neck veins bob about
The best crying was last week with Eileen (Somebody give Sue Cleaver an award before she retires
Holly was quite good with the crying as well
DB
Classic Corrie, Hilda gets excited for her first colour TV:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSyoiIHF6eU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSyoiIHF6eU
:-(
Just some info on who is directing / writing upcoming episodes if anyone is interested...
This week is directed by Tim O'Mara
30th April : Written : Mark Wadlow (both eps)
2nd May : Damon Rochefort
4th May : Stephen Bennett
6th May : Simon Crowther
This week is directed by Terry Dyddgen- Jones
7th May : Peter Whalley
7th May : Stephen Bennett
9th May : Catherine Hays
11th May : David Lane
13th May : Carmel Morgan
This week is directed by Mike Adams
14th May : Chris Fewtrell
14th May : Stephen Russell
16th May : Martin Allen
18th May : Jonathan Harvey (More info below on this episode)
Don't read if you don't want to know!
This week is directed by Tim O'Mara
30th April : Written : Mark Wadlow (both eps)
2nd May : Damon Rochefort
4th May : Stephen Bennett
6th May : Simon Crowther
This week is directed by Terry Dyddgen- Jones
7th May : Peter Whalley
7th May : Stephen Bennett
9th May : Catherine Hays
11th May : David Lane
13th May : Carmel Morgan
This week is directed by Mike Adams
14th May : Chris Fewtrell
14th May : Stephen Russell
16th May : Martin Allen
18th May : Jonathan Harvey (More info below on this episode)
Don't read if you don't want to know!
JE
LOL!
You are right it does show how good an actor someone is whether they can cry or not on cue. Kate Ford was hopeless when it came to crying and rarely did real tears.
Good clip. Nice to see the test card on the tv screen as well!
Jez
Founding member
stevek posted:
funny how I was thinking Jez when Liam was crying.
LOL!
You are right it does show how good an actor someone is whether they can cry or not on cue. Kate Ford was hopeless when it came to crying and rarely did real tears.
Quote:
Classic Corrie, Hilda gets excited for her first colour TV:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSyoiIHF6eU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSyoiIHF6eU
Good clip. Nice to see the test card on the tv screen as well!