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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 255537" data-attributes="member: 23">It&#039;s an interesting one, that. Stan was a quiet, introverted kind of character. To me he was written and played perfectly and I thought he had some terrific moments, like his anger at people treating equipment badly, or that lovely moment after his father died. But I can imagine it might be frustrating to be in that role if Duncan himself is an extrovert. When I watched that Des and Mel interview recently, I remember being surprised at how animated and lively he seemed compared with many of his best-known roles. That&#039;s understandable. Vic seems to have been a perfectionist, and I can imagine that would cause people to question why there&#039;s a need to film it the way she wanted. But the end result speaks for itself. Out of interest, does it say anything about the reasons behind the separation?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 255537, member: 23"] It's an interesting one, that. Stan was a quiet, introverted kind of character. To me he was written and played perfectly and I thought he had some terrific moments, like his anger at people treating equipment badly, or that lovely moment after his father died. But I can imagine it might be frustrating to be in that role if Duncan himself is an extrovert. When I watched that Des and Mel interview recently, I remember being surprised at how animated and lively he seemed compared with many of his best-known roles. That's understandable. Vic seems to have been a perfectionist, and I can imagine that would cause people to question why there's a need to film it the way she wanted. But the end result speaks for itself. Out of interest, does it say anything about the reasons behind the separation? [/QUOTE]

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