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Who was the worst actor replacement?
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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Ewing Fan" data-source="post: 423454" data-attributes="member: 40536"><p>I like Donna Reed, she was highly underrated as Miss Ellie. I thought she worked well with Howard Keel.</p><p>It was the only season that I found Clayton even mildly tolerable.</p><p>People overlook that Donna Reed was in at least a half dozen westerns, so she was not in unfamiliar territory.</p><p>She also based her interpretation on real life wives of oil barons that she knew,</p><p>and that deserves respect for her preparation.</p><p>And I still think that her more upscale dressing was more realistic for a wealthy woman.</p><p>Note that Barbara Stanwyck as Victoria Barkley dressed more fashionably as well, and she was a ranch matriarch</p><p>People often become different when they become wealthy, and they do dress better, if for no other reason</p><p>than their public appearances with other wealthy people. I think Donna Reed had that right</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jock Ewing Fan, post: 423454, member: 40536"] I like Donna Reed, she was highly underrated as Miss Ellie. I thought she worked well with Howard Keel. It was the only season that I found Clayton even mildly tolerable. People overlook that Donna Reed was in at least a half dozen westerns, so she was not in unfamiliar territory. She also based her interpretation on real life wives of oil barons that she knew, and that deserves respect for her preparation. And I still think that her more upscale dressing was more realistic for a wealthy woman. Note that Barbara Stanwyck as Victoria Barkley dressed more fashionably as well, and she was a ranch matriarch People often become different when they become wealthy, and they do dress better, if for no other reason than their public appearances with other wealthy people. I think Donna Reed had that right [/QUOTE]
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