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see Lady Bird (the movie)
Originally posted by @js357Thank you, I shan't miss this film, with Saoirse Ronan (also acting in Brooklyn, another great movie).
see Lady Bird (the movie)
Originally posted by @torunnWow! That does look good!
Brooklyn - a lovely film which I strongly recommend you to see:
[youtube]15syDwC000k [/youtube]
Originally posted by @wolfe63Brooklyn is a must see, too.
Wow! That does look good!
My ginger-haired wife has an Irish heritage. Mine is Dutch-Italian. Too perfect.
I must say...Saoirse has the most hypnotic eyes: I think even better than Jennifer Connelly's gorgeous emeralds. 🙂🙂
Originally posted by @js357Another fascinating thing about her is her acting. I have watched programmes with her on TV and she is a very quick,vibrant person in real life - the opposite of the very careful girl she does in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn is a must see, too.
"...hypnotic eyes."
The word that comes up for me is "mesmerizing."
IMDB.com reports that "Director [of Lady Bird] Greta Gerwig said in an interview that she would have preferred the film to be "just close-ups of Saoirse Ronan's face" because of her immense beauty."
Originally posted by @wolfe63She was great in The Atonement too at the age of 13.
Saoirse Ronan
I'm just getting enamored with her work. I loved her in Byzantium and The Lovely Bones. Now, I'll explore more of her films. Thanks for the tip!
Originally posted by @js357I just got this on Blu-Ray and can't wait to get to it.
see Lady Bird (the movie)
Originally posted by @drewnogalLast night, I noticed I have "Atonement" on NETFLIX. But it was my wife's night to control the controller. She enjoys "American Idol". So, I watched some Werner Herzog on YouTube.
She was great in The Atonement too at the age of 13.
Originally posted by @js357I saw it the other day, great acting as usual. She is amazing.
see Lady Bird (the movie)
Originally posted by @torunnAaw, it looks good.
Brooklyn - a lovely film which I strongly recommend you to see:
[youtube]15syDwC000k [/youtube]
Originally posted by @drewnogalIt is, Drew, one of the films I so enjoyed and will remember. A charming and very probable story about a young Irish girl moving to New York for a better future.
Aaw, it looks good.