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<blockquote data-quote="Lastkidpicked" data-source="post: 169024" data-attributes="member: 237">Thank you, Bill!&nbsp; I&#039;ll rewatch that one.And here&#039;s another nice little interaction, and it is so subtle that you will barely notice it.Season 7&nbsp; Episode 2, &quot;The Long Goodbye&quot;.&nbsp; The first couple of minutes into it, Pam pulls up in her car while Bobby is outside Southfork directing two construction workers.Bobby says,&nbsp; &quot;Give it another hour, then give the boys a break&quot; and then turns to say hello to Pam.If you watch closely, you&#039;ll see that the young construction worker doesn&#039;t move after that line.&nbsp; You&#039;ll see Patrick Duffy give the smallest little wave to say,&nbsp; &quot;I need to pivot to where you are standing.&nbsp; Step off your mark.&quot;&nbsp; And the young extra does so instantly, so they can get it in one shot instead of reshooting it.Just a tiny moment, where an experienced actor gives an unspoken signal to a young actor to remind him to step off his mark.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lastkidpicked, post: 169024, member: 237"] Thank you, Bill! I'll rewatch that one. And here's another nice little interaction, and it is so subtle that you will barely notice it. Season 7 Episode 2, "The Long Goodbye". The first couple of minutes into it, Pam pulls up in her car while Bobby is outside Southfork directing two construction workers. Bobby says, "Give it another hour, then give the boys a break" and then turns to say hello to Pam. If you watch closely, you'll see that the young construction worker doesn't move after that line. You'll see Patrick Duffy give the smallest little wave to say, "I need to pivot to where you are standing. Step off your mark." And the young extra does so instantly, so they can get it in one shot instead of reshooting it. Just a tiny moment, where an experienced actor gives an unspoken signal to a young actor to remind him to step off his mark. [/QUOTE]

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