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By: dave weaver

dave weaver — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 21:50:18 +0000

I really like your roof pictures. They’re almost cartoon-like. You should do something to them in photoshop, make them look older and get them framed.

By: lee

lee — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 14:39:40 +0000

I know what you mean about the French food. Just left Paris this morning after two days of such wonderful eating. The portions are smaller and everything seems so much healthier. Stayed near the Madelaine and walked all day through Monmartre and les Jardins des Tuilleries. On to New York in two days.

By: Timothy Dougherty

Timothy Dougherty — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 20:57:40 +0000

Wow , sounds like your part is wonderul, and the food , yes the food ,dark greens your right , you know.Pierre Richard born Pierre Richard Maurice Charles Léopold Defays , lucky you can call him Pierre. Sounds like a real interesting person, lives on a barge on the Seine in the middle of Paris and On 15 May,2010, Richard visited Kharkiv,Ukraine and also he has two sons, both musicians. Sounds like you would get along well.
In my script you have no love interest , but I could see one , been having some added diologue to my script , as I know who the person is in the script , the words just seem to come out of that person, it natural. Binging a visual artist and haveing and painter and earning degree and both Art and Media I see the design and production of the information. I worked my way through University in the university library and my X was a compairtive litature major and librarian. That is how I met Nic Cage’s father at the univeristy were hs was a compairtave Lit Dean of the department, I met Nicolas Cage a few times as well. When you study the Media and education and all the production stuff , I never put my Art and Media into a creative writing problem like a script , I have taken techcial writing courses .
There is a real visual Art in my mind and the words that teach. It sounds like your part is a teahing part, telling your feeling . You need some real good role’s here in the States, I hope that I cant write something that can showcase your vast understanding and pure real talent.
To give the words that move people , the expression to the self, that is Art.

By: frederique dhenein

frederique dhenein — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 19:18:52 +0000

we were very spoilt today!! Pierre Richard “en excellente forme” as french,I can say i like him very much, appreciate the picture with Tullea and his big hairy lover! the feeling atmosphere of this post is humor, love of life, great appetize Jane! french cook is not bad, that right! opposite to you, i dread the simple thought of death!! that terrorize me, i simply can ‘t bear it! breuh!!! not a subject to be to talk about, i just prefer glancing away, your sore throat will be cured , on a wimper time, healthy Jane! keep on having nice time In France! can’t wait to see the movie! so now you’re on the french time 21:17, so nice evening!!!

By: Zanna

Zanna — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 19:04:29 +0000

I was going to write something else, but …….really, your blogs and pictures (and especially your “asides”) are the best! I wish you were my next door neighbor.

By: Sheila

Sheila — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 17:45:04 +0000

Jane, Your rooftop photos could merit an exhibition–maybe collect all you’ve taken over years and do something in Atlanta–at Emory to benefit your center there? You could write the blurbs suggesting the socio-economics of the under-roof inhabitants–maybe in conjunction w/ Emory’s Sociology Dept. Just a thought–but high quality photog.
So hope you conquer the cold before the wedding.
Your character looks fascinating–thanks for the photos! Get well soon, Sheila

By: Bill

Bill — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 15:38:40 +0000

Jane-
Sorry to hear about the cold but…..you look amazing in that photo!! It really is exciting to be sharing your time on a movie set. It’s a childhood fantasy come true. As with your theatre blogs….you really let us inside. Have fun,get well….and can’t wait to see this film! It’s so nice to see you working in roles worthy of your talents.

XO Bill

By: millie

millie — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 15:05:05 +0000

Learning, learning, learning….merci, merci for the photos and narration…hope you don’t get tired of all the thank-yous! This France period would make a delightful book! Interesting that you are doing the shopping, etc. instead of someone else hired for that!

By: Lilly

Lilly — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 14:37:13 +0000

I am sorry you were sick :’(