David Boreanaz...

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IN POST-PRODUCTION

fiction
95 min
English
35 mm

with
David Boreanaz
Caroline Dhavernas
Amanda Walsh
Holly Lewis

writer and director
John Hazlett

producers
Andrew Noble
Anne-Marie Gélinas
Sam Grana


Based on the humorously edgy play by Vivienne Laxdal, These Girls is the story of three teenage girls who, in turn, seduce and then attempt to share Keith, an older married man. It is a tale of innocence, jealousy and friendship told as a provocative coming-of-age story.

When Carolyn and Lisa discover that their best friend Glory is sleeping with Keith Clark, they both, in their own ways, go about seducing him as well. When each discovers that the other is involved with Keith, their friendship is put to the test. However, rather than squabble over him and run the risk of all losing out, they decide to make a pact and share him. At first, Keith puts up resistance to the plan, but soon finds out that he has very little say in the matter. He takes it like a man and caves in.

Their scheme works well for a time, but eventually all good things must come to an end. On a fateful night, a desperate and sexually exhausted Keith sets in motion his escape plan and everything comes crashing down.

Sometimes, acting as if you have little to no emotion is much more difficult than acting with emotion.

I'm not saying acting emotional is easy. It's not. Being able to cry on cue, for instance, is difficult. Being able to laugh on cue is just as difficult.

Even so, acting emotionless isn't simply reciting lines without putting anything into the character. Acting emotionless takes just as much effort as acting emotional. Sometimes, more effort. It is easier, as a human being, to define and recognize emotion and emulate it. But total void? That's kind of tough.

In any event, Angel (and especially Angelus) wasn't a completely emotionless character. I think Angel showed a wider range of emotion than even Buffy, when you consider the whole picture.

David was perfect for the role, though. He was excellent as Squall in Kingdom Hearts as well. I hope he reprises the role for the sequel. It was exactly as I pictured Squall.