[ SECRET POST #2576 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2576 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Favorite DVD commentaries

[(Anonymous)]

Actually I read the behind-the-scenes book for LotR before ever seeing any of the extras, and I really liked Richard Taylor in that--he had some fun turns of phrase and the writer kept having to use exclamation points to convey his enthusiasm--but then I actually heard his voice and went "awwww...:(" bc it totally grates. Sad because he seems like a great guy.

Re: Favorite DVD commentaries

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Aside from the accent problem I have with him (which I don't have so much for most of the other NZ crew), I think he also has a way of speaking that is very... lecture-y? It doesn't quite feel like normal conversational talking, which people like Philippa Boyens and Peter Jackson have a lot more of.

Another I have trouble listening to these days is Christopher Lee, but only in the Hobbit extras and interviews because he's starting to sound really old, with the way he has to pause mid-sentence at times. It's great that he can still do a performance in front of the camera without that showing, but behind the camera, when he's not acting? Ehh...

Re: Favorite DVD commentaries

[elaminator]

He is sort of lecture-y, but I thought it was kind of cute...