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From: allynh@ucbvax.ARPA (Allyn Hardyck)
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Subject: Re: The Man With One Red Shoe (well, *I* liked it!)
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Date: Thu, 1-Aug-85 14:50:45 EDT
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In article <862@vax2.fluke.UUCP> moriarty@fluke.UUCP (Jeff Meyer) writes:
>Well, I may be the only one, but I enjoyed _The_Man_with_One_Red_Shoe quite
>a bit

I liked it *a lot*.  Again, I have not seen the original (yet nearly everyone
I know has - isn't this somewhat unusual for an unabashedly *furrin* film?
Was it in general release in the U.S. or something?)

>PS note to trivia buffs:  Singer looks awfully familiar -- was she the same
>actress who played the blond in Hank's TV effort _Bosom_Buddies_?

No, that was Donna Dixon, who was in Dr. Detroit with Dan Aykroyd and is now
his wife.  Lori Singer played the cellist in Fame (in real life she was first
cellist at the Juilliard Music School) and has also been in Footloose
and The Falcon and the Snowman.  Funny, I get her confused for Daryl Hannah...

>Also, the photgraphy is some of the most imaginative I've seen this summer,
>and shows that interesting camera work can keep the audience engrossed just
>as well as good acting and scripting can.

Did anybody else notice that all the interiors seemed to be devoid of 
artificial light?  Did I miss something at the beginning of the movie about
there being a blackout in Washington at the time? :-)