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In Loving Memory of Ken Kercheval 4 years on
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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 359599" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>From the outset Ken played this role with gusto and the above scene you've selected [USER=21]@Barbara Fan[/USER] illustrates the depth Ken had. I agree, what the creators of TNT Dallas did to Cliff was deplorable but regardless Ken, like a true professional, rocked up, performed his duties and showed why he was born to play this role.</p><p></p><p>Watching the above - and may I add I cannot wait to see this in glorious HD - this would have been a fitting, closing out scene to finish Lorimar Dallas. Beautifully scripted and naturally played by two distinguished actors, here we have the history of Dallas unfolding before our very eyes. The Barnes/Ewing feud. Mention of legacy characters; Jock, Digger and Pam. </p><p></p><p>I have mentioned this previously in another thread but it's worth repeating here. I'm not sure if it was brilliant directing or Ken's natural ability to add something special to the scene but at 4:23 in the above video there is a slight tilt of his head towards the heavens prior to him mentioning his sister Pam. If that was on the part of Ken it shows how good he was.</p><p></p><p>As the roll-out of Dallas in beautiful HD continues and possibly an upcoming Blu-Ray release I hope others discover the talents of Ken Kercheval.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 359599, member: 100"] From the outset Ken played this role with gusto and the above scene you've selected [USER=21]@Barbara Fan[/USER] illustrates the depth Ken had. I agree, what the creators of TNT Dallas did to Cliff was deplorable but regardless Ken, like a true professional, rocked up, performed his duties and showed why he was born to play this role. Watching the above - and may I add I cannot wait to see this in glorious HD - this would have been a fitting, closing out scene to finish Lorimar Dallas. Beautifully scripted and naturally played by two distinguished actors, here we have the history of Dallas unfolding before our very eyes. The Barnes/Ewing feud. Mention of legacy characters; Jock, Digger and Pam. I have mentioned this previously in another thread but it's worth repeating here. I'm not sure if it was brilliant directing or Ken's natural ability to add something special to the scene but at 4:23 in the above video there is a slight tilt of his head towards the heavens prior to him mentioning his sister Pam. If that was on the part of Ken it shows how good he was. As the roll-out of Dallas in beautiful HD continues and possibly an upcoming Blu-Ray release I hope others discover the talents of Ken Kercheval. [/QUOTE]
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