I totally thought his mom was a drag queen...
That is all.
Dagnabbit, dagnabbit straight to heck!
That is all.
Dagnabbit, dagnabbit straight to heck!
believe me you are not the only one who thought that, it took me a while to realize that she is really his mother
I'm Dutch, what's your excuse
Heh, glad to know it wasn't just me!
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haha I said it all through the movie too
sharecount me in to the confusion :-) I liked her though.
sharewhat confused me was the pink car, I dont know why, but it did.
I'm Dutch, what's your excuse
She was wonderful-- I was waiting for Lucas to give her his late mother's ring he wore around his neck.
This was a lovely film-- not at all what I expected, but I found it very touching and I really enjoyed it.
Give thanks for a little and you will find a lot.
oh come on..:D anyway, she's a fantastic italian actress (from south italy, just like me:D). quite reasonable doubt, anyway :D
shareSorry there is not a drag-queen alive that could have carried off the part of Rose. Victoria was on for just a few minutes but she carried the movie , which by the way I thought was very good. Martin's part was a little annoying , but all and all it was a good flik. Martin wants , Martin gets' , Martin pushes away his love. Don't forget this was 1997 , and Aids was still a hot topic .
it would be of no use to just forget about it as some on this board would want
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Victoria was simply wonderful in this film... She has an off-beat but sweet and delicious presence, which is just the right note for this nice movie... Bravo! If I was a director, I would give this wonderful actress a movie...!
shareI just don't know why she has not been more popular in the Movies she has a presence that is rare...and should have been picked up by the gay world as a women to be...a great actress!!
...life is a fugue in "F" major, and I am standing on the shore , waiting...
She did get picked up by film director Jacques Nolot in a 2002 flick called " La Chatte À Deux Têtes"... U-tube has a clip of this film and it looks quite interesting... and the film got some good reviews too... and was screened at Cannes... check it out.
Yes, Vittoria does have a screen presence... Actually she reminds me of another great actress, Carmen Maura, in Pedro Almoddóva's 1998 film, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. That film came out 10 years ago, in 2002, and Vittoria still looks great then...
I am also a great fan of Almodovar's films and Carmen Maura & Peredies are two of my favorite's . Peredies was great in "The Devils Backbone" ,All About MY Mother'.
'Victoria is just as facinating as any of Pedro's female leads, I would like to see her in a P.A's film Thanks for the info
...life is a fugue in "F" major, and I am standing on the shore , waiting...