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"Jane Eyre" is not spunky. She was so played, your

Posted by tinear on April 25, 2011 at 11:27:43:
exasperation aside.
Both are homely brunettes, interchangeable, as portrayed and presented.
Spunky is the Hollywood-style with young women parts. No depth, just attitude. Mia is on screen for several hours and does nothing to distinguish herself. It is a singularly flat performance, one note. Dull portrayal, dull appearance.
We disagree, so what? I don't think either actress is very interesting. But I think fine acting is rare, indeed.
No reason to get excited, the thief he kindly spoke...