How in the world did Ann Reinking ever get cast in any role that required speaking? Yes, she's a fabulous dancer and has legs that go on forever, but the woman should never be allowed to open her mouth when there's a camera around.
shareI thought she was just fine, very natural.
She reminds me of Lucie Arnaz.
My only real complaints about her are such minor points, but... her eye-brows! It's like they were half shaved off! And so thin.
And her hair-line...well, it made it look like she was wearing a wig. Hard to explain.
Please excuse typos/funny wording; I use speech-recognition that doesn't always recognize!
I liked her just fine. Did you see her in All That Jazz? Fantastic.
shareHow do you THINK???!!!
(Do the "math")
"Don't call me 'honey', mac."
"Don't call me 'mac'... HONEY!"
I thought she did a very good job. That scene in her gorgeous office where she is constantly interrupted by phone calls and visitors yet totally keeps her cool made me want her for a boss. She's also excellent in the scene where she's going through false labor and sort of rattles on and on emotionally, yet never becoming nasty.
"Great theater makes you smile. Outstanding theater may make you weep."
I get the impression both Ann Reinking and Amy Irving weren't the original choices. They kind of scream: 'Last minute budget slash and much cheaper semi-name replacements'.
'Buffalo hunting? I've gone buffalo huntin'? What the *beep* does that mean? Buffalo huntin'!'