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<blockquote data-quote="alovelylady7991" data-source="post: 328174" data-attributes="member: 47168">Agreed - plus - there was a &quot;coldness&quot; to Reed&#039;s &quot;Miss Ellie&quot; - especially in scenes where she had to convey a&nbsp; love for Southfork (both it&#039;s past &amp; future).Plus - could you imagine Reed&#039;s Ellie ever working the ranch - as a young girl - cleaning stalls - etc - like you could BBG&#039;s rough &amp; ready Ellie?&nbsp; No way !!I&#039;ve always believed the scene that caused Hagman to &quot;go off&quot; on Reed - was the one where Jock&#039;s painting was to be moved from Southfork to Ewing Oil.Reed gave zero emotion to the scene - while both Hagman &amp; Duffy were clearly moved and being that Hagman was so used to BBG - he just couldn&#039;t wrap his head around Reed giving so little feeling - to the truly mournful event they were playing - and just told her about it - in maybe - not the most constructive way.Good acting - is reacting - to the emotions surrounding what you&#039;re playing and Reed seemed clueless to the depth of feeling - that was our expectation - for the role of &quot;Miss Ellie&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="alovelylady7991, post: 328174, member: 47168"] Agreed - plus - there was a "coldness" to Reed's "Miss Ellie" - especially in scenes where she had to convey a love for Southfork (both it's past & future). Plus - could you imagine Reed's Ellie ever working the ranch - as a young girl - cleaning stalls - etc - like you could BBG's rough & ready Ellie? No way !! I've always believed the scene that caused Hagman to "go off" on Reed - was the one where Jock's painting was to be moved from Southfork to Ewing Oil. Reed gave zero emotion to the scene - while both Hagman & Duffy were clearly moved and being that Hagman was so used to BBG - he just couldn't wrap his head around Reed giving so little feeling - to the truly mournful event they were playing - and just told her about it - in maybe - not the most constructive way. Good acting - is reacting - to the emotions surrounding what you're playing and Reed seemed clueless to the depth of feeling - that was our expectation - for the role of "Miss Ellie". [/QUOTE]

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