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<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 418859" data-attributes="member: 57984">He&#039;s a monster, that Cramer!Yes, that was why Kramer did it that way -- to appeal to a mainstream audience for whom the basic subject matter was stunning.If you only preach to the choir, only the choir hears you. I guess.It was his death. When she wound up on the set of LION IN WINTER months later, director Anthony Harvey described Kate as &quot;very fragile&quot; (not in keeping with her image).After the deeply funereal first half of the decade, the last-half took on a different kind of bigness which is sort of hard to explain (even when the film in question is squeaky-clean in its approach). A sense that history had turned.Lame description, but that&#039;s all I&#039;ve got at the moment.But everybody feels it.And so was she. But he had the jaw line.Surely Kramer knew this attempt to be &quot;mod&quot; was ridiculous. But mesmerizing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 418859, member: 57984"] [I][B][SIZE=5]He's a monster, that Cramer![/SIZE][/B][/I] Yes, that was why Kramer did it that way -- to appeal to a mainstream audience for whom the basic subject matter was stunning. If you only preach to the choir, only the choir hears you. I guess. It was his death. When she wound up on the set of LION IN WINTER months later, director Anthony Harvey described Kate as "very fragile" (not in keeping with her image). After the deeply funereal first half of the decade, the last-half took on a different kind of bigness which is sort of hard to explain (even when the film in question is squeaky-clean in its approach). A sense that history had turned. Lame description, but that's all I've got at the moment. But everybody feels it. And so was she. But he had the jaw line. Surely Kramer knew this attempt to be "mod" was ridiculous. But mesmerizing. [/QUOTE]

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