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"Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" (Happy Birthday Helena Bonham Carter!)
On her 52nd birthday, I would like to pay tribute to an amazing actress of stage and screen, Helena Bonham Carter. An actress not often lumped into the great actresses of her generation, at least not the conversations I hear from critics. But absolutely deserving. She does this great balancing act of eccentricity and classical in her performances. And what I appreciate in EVERY actor and actress is her willingness to never 'phone it in.' Whatever type of performance she brings to the screen I know she will always give a good performance. I definitely appreciate that from performers.
So may I recommend "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein." Not the best adaptation of the legendary Mary Shelley novel (but to be fair, there are some GREAT adaptations of the book. Some legendary) but an interesting version nonetheless. Many didn't see Robert DeNiro as The Monster, but his performance was quite good. And what can I say about the brilliant Kenneth Branagh? Check it out for yourself if you're a fan of the immortal classic...
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