Ha! I totally saw Miss Pettigrew (and posted about it) A YEAR AGO. Isn't it awesome, though?
Lee Pace plays what I think will be his typecast role--a passionate and steadfast True Believer in love.
Lol, did you know he played Dick Hickock, one of the In Cold Blood murderers, in Infamous? Kinda disturbing. But yeah, in Miss Pettigrew, I remember wishing he'd stop talking and just play the piano and look pretty, because he was much better at those things than at pretending to be British.
Frances McDormand, though - amazing. The movie was just done so prettily, and with such fun pacing. The plot didn't stand up to much scrutiny, but... eh. That's not what I came for, anyway.
the whole scene was very charming, and I can almost forgive its implausibility just because I kind of adore it when two people connect over being the sole sensible folks in a sea of fools.
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Date: 2010-02-19 04:52 pm (UTC)Lee Pace plays what I think will be his typecast role--a passionate and steadfast True Believer in love.
Lol, did you know he played Dick Hickock, one of the In Cold Blood murderers, in Infamous? Kinda disturbing. But yeah, in Miss Pettigrew, I remember wishing he'd stop talking and just play the piano and look pretty, because he was much better at those things than at pretending to be British.
Frances McDormand, though - amazing. The movie was just done so prettily, and with such fun pacing. The plot didn't stand up to much scrutiny, but... eh. That's not what I came for, anyway.
the whole scene was very charming, and I can almost forgive its implausibility just because I kind of adore it when two people connect over being the sole sensible folks in a sea of fools.
Yes!