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Posted by Harmonia on October 7, 2007 at 21:45:51:
It's the material - an actor can only work with the script they're given. "Elizabeth" was as deep as a dime. I thought Cate did a great job in creating an interesting Liz...gripping to watch in as far as went.

I blame the filmmaker, not the actor.

And thank you for the welcome back - I've missed the gang. iit's been a tough year with 2 deaths of people closest to me...my father and my foster brother...19 months of hospitals, care giving, nursing homes and hospice, one after the other.

It's probably one reason I enjoyed Death At A Funeral so Much - I'm ready to laugh again.