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Dallas - The Original Series
Should J.R. Have Been Darker or More Lighthearted
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<blockquote data-quote="Laurie Marr" data-source="post: 340242" data-attributes="member: 175"><p>And that’s the point: Hagman’s portrayal mixed malevolence with gleeful self satisfaction in a way that was both seductive and captivating. The light and the dark were there from the start. JR was so compelling for so long because Hagman brought a lightness of touch that meant JR was more than a moustache twirling villain…….He was also, of course, more than ably assisted in his efforts by sporting the most magnificently devilish pair of forking (!) eyebrows….</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Laurie Marr, post: 340242, member: 175"] And that’s the point: Hagman’s portrayal mixed malevolence with gleeful self satisfaction in a way that was both seductive and captivating. The light and the dark were there from the start. JR was so compelling for so long because Hagman brought a lightness of touch that meant JR was more than a moustache twirling villain…….He was also, of course, more than ably assisted in his efforts by sporting the most magnificently devilish pair of forking (!) eyebrows…. [/QUOTE]
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