Showing posts with label Wives and Daughters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wives and Daughters. Show all posts

Friday, March 8, 2013

Female Doubles: Post 5

Here we are, post five! I am continually amazed by how many female doubles there are...a lot. :) Let's go! There are some fun ones today.

Barbara Flynn

Mrs. Jamieson (Cranford 2008)

Miss Browning (Wives and Daughters 1999)(second from right)

Francesca Annis



Hyacinth (Wives and Daughters 1999)(on the left)

Lady Ludlow (Cranford 2008)


Lesley Manville


Mrs. Hale (North and South 2004)


Mrs. Rose (Cranford 2008)

Julia Sawhala


Dorcas Lane (Larkrise to Candleford 2008)*

Jessie Brown (Cranford 2008)

Lydia Bennet (Pride and Prejudice 1995)

Friday, October 12, 2012

Male Doubles: Post 4

I accumulated so many short posts adding one or two doubles that I decided to combine all the male ones into another big post. So here it is -- Male Doubles: Post 4! Note that all of these have been published previously...no new ones here. But soon, Male Doubles Post 5! That'll have new ones. :)

John Rhys-Davies


Gimli (Lord of the Rings, 2001, 2002, 2003)

Sallah (Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Arc 1981, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 1989)


A Turk (?) (King Solomon's Mines, 1985)*


Voice for Cassim (Aladdin, 1995)*(correct picture?)


Ciaran Hinds


Captain Wentworth (Persuasion, 1995)


Sir Tarleton (Amazing Grace, 2006)


Bill Paterson


Mr. Gibson (Wives and Daughters, 1999)


Lord Dundas (Amazing Grace, 2006)



Andy Serkis


Voice for Gollum (and Gollum's actions were based on his own) (Lord of the Rings, 2001, 2002, 2003)


Captain Haddock (Tintin, 2011)*


Rigaud (Little Dorrit, 2008)


Alun Armstrong

Flintwich (Little Dorrit, 2008)


Bucket (Bleak House, 2005)

***Interesting, Alun Armstrong has also acted in two versions of Oliver Twist, The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, David Copperfield, AND The Mystery of Edwin Drood. I think we could say he's essential to Dickens!***

Thursday, December 29, 2011

Movie: Wives and Daughters



My rating on a 1-10 scale: 9

Genre: Romance, life
Primary actors: Justine Waddell and others
Length: 5 hours
Based on: Wives and Daughters, an unfinished book by Elizabeth Gaskell
Time period: 1800’s
Year it came out: 1999
My overall opinion: I enjoyed it more than I have before…but it’s been a long time since I saw it. J While the movies about Jane Austen’s books are usually more of my favorites, this one is quite similar to those. Same time period, similar situation. Molly is a sweet, docile heroine, and Cynthia is certainly very interesting, shall we say. Roger…a nice, if occasionally blinded, hero. If you enjoy period drama films, this is one you’ll definitely want to see. J







Friday, May 27, 2011

Female Doubles: Post 3

My third and final female doubles post! This has been such a fun series of posts to do; I anticipated and relished putting each post together. :) There is a possiblity that I will do more in the future, if I find a bunch more doubles. You never know. :) So, without further ado, let's go!

* means I haven't watched it

Jennifer Ehle


Elizabeth Bennet (Pride and Prejudice, 1995)


Myrtle Logue (The King's Speech, 2010)*




Elizabeth Spriggs


Mrs. Jennings (Sense and Sensiblity, 1995) {{on the right}}


Mrs. Goodenough (Wives and Daughters, 1999)

{{no picture}}


Elizabeth Taylor


Katharine (Taming of the Shrew, 1967)


Cleopatra (Cleopatra, 1963)* {{I've seen portions only}}

Amy March (Little Women, 1949) {{that movie has some good scenes! I like it}}
 


Julia Sawalha


Lydia Bennet (Pride and Prejudice, 1995)


Jessie Brown (Cranford, 2007)*{{correct picture, right?}}


Dorcas Lane (Larkrise to Candleford, 2008)*



Emma Thompson


Elinor Dashwood (Sense and Sensibility, 1995)


Nanny (Nanny McPhee, 2005, and Nanny McPhee Returns, 2010)* {{I've seen the first, not the second}}


Beatrice (Much Ado About Nothing, 1993)*



And so we end the doubles posts for now! Remember to let me know any mistakes I overlooked in here, and in the future, when you find a neat double, mention it to me! Thank you. :)