Comments on: Keira Knightley Is Still A ‘Fair Lady! Joe Wright Now Attached To Direct http://www.fusedfilm.com/2009/10/keira-knightley-is-still-a-fair-lady-joe-wright-attached-now-attached-to-direct/ Hollywood, By the Fans For the Fans Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:40:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sarah http://www.fusedfilm.com/2009/10/keira-knightley-is-still-a-fair-lady-joe-wright-attached-now-attached-to-direct/comment-page-1/#comment-16577 Sarah Sat, 07 Nov 2009 03:11:45 +0000 http://www.fusedfilm.com/?p=12132#comment-16577 Why does everyone feel compelled to remake/reimagine Audrey Hepburn? <br /><br />First Jennifer Love Hewitt played a pale version of the Belgian-born actress in a TV movie. Now the lovely but emotionally stunted Keira Knightley, she of the stiff acting style and clipped consonants, is giving "My Fair Lady" a crack.<br /><br />Why can't Hollywood leave well enough alone? <br /><br />Audrey wasn't the first to tackle the role of Eliza Doolittle -- Julie Andrews won rare reviews in the stage version of "My Fair Lady," and there have been several film adaptations of the play "Pygmalion" -- but she was by far the most memorable. Why does everyone feel compelled to remake/reimagine Audrey Hepburn?

First Jennifer Love Hewitt played a pale version of the Belgian-born actress in a TV movie. Now the lovely but emotionally stunted Keira Knightley, she of the stiff acting style and clipped consonants, is giving “My Fair Lady” a crack.

Why can't Hollywood leave well enough alone?

Audrey wasn't the first to tackle the role of Eliza Doolittle — Julie Andrews won rare reviews in the stage version of “My Fair Lady,” and there have been several film adaptations of the play “Pygmalion” — but she was by far the most memorable.

]]> By: Sarah http://www.fusedfilm.com/2009/10/keira-knightley-is-still-a-fair-lady-joe-wright-attached-now-attached-to-direct/comment-page-1/#comment-14971 Sarah Fri, 06 Nov 2009 23:11:45 +0000 http://www.fusedfilm.com/?p=12132#comment-14971 Why does everyone feel compelled to remake/reimagine Audrey Hepburn? <br /><br />First Jennifer Love Hewitt played a pale version of the Belgian-born actress in a TV movie. Now the lovely but emotionally stunted Keira Knightley, she of the stiff acting style and clipped consonants, is giving "My Fair Lady" a crack.<br /><br />Why can't Hollywood leave well enough alone? <br /><br />Audrey wasn't the first to tackle the role of Eliza Doolittle -- Julie Andrews won rare reviews in the stage version of "My Fair Lady," and there have been several film adaptations of the play "Pygmalion" -- but she was by far the most memorable. Why does everyone feel compelled to remake/reimagine Audrey Hepburn?

First Jennifer Love Hewitt played a pale version of the Belgian-born actress in a TV movie. Now the lovely but emotionally stunted Keira Knightley, she of the stiff acting style and clipped consonants, is giving “My Fair Lady” a crack.

Why can't Hollywood leave well enough alone?

Audrey wasn't the first to tackle the role of Eliza Doolittle — Julie Andrews won rare reviews in the stage version of “My Fair Lady,” and there have been several film adaptations of the play “Pygmalion” — but she was by far the most memorable.

]]> By: Sarah http://www.fusedfilm.com/2009/10/keira-knightley-is-still-a-fair-lady-joe-wright-attached-now-attached-to-direct/comment-page-1/#comment-14222 Sarah Fri, 06 Nov 2009 22:11:45 +0000 http://www.fusedfilm.com/?p=12132#comment-14222 Why does everyone feel compelled to remake/reimagine Audrey Hepburn? <br /><br />First Jennifer Love Hewitt played a pale version of the Belgian-born actress in a TV movie. Now the lovely but emotionally stunted Keira Knightley, she of the stiff acting style and clipped consonants, is giving "My Fair Lady" a crack.<br /><br />Why can't Hollywood leave well enough alone? <br /><br />Audrey wasn't the first to tackle the role of Eliza Doolittle -- Julie Andrews won rare reviews in the stage version of "My Fair Lady," and there have been several film adaptations of the play "Pygmalion" -- but she was by far the most memorable. Why does everyone feel compelled to remake/reimagine Audrey Hepburn?

First Jennifer Love Hewitt played a pale version of the Belgian-born actress in a TV movie. Now the lovely but emotionally stunted Keira Knightley, she of the stiff acting style and clipped consonants, is giving “My Fair Lady” a crack.

Why can't Hollywood leave well enough alone?

Audrey wasn't the first to tackle the role of Eliza Doolittle — Julie Andrews won rare reviews in the stage version of “My Fair Lady,” and there have been several film adaptations of the play “Pygmalion” — but she was by far the most memorable.

]]> By: Mandy http://www.fusedfilm.com/2009/10/keira-knightley-is-still-a-fair-lady-joe-wright-attached-now-attached-to-direct/comment-page-1/#comment-14081 Mandy Wed, 28 Oct 2009 01:17:58 +0000 http://www.fusedfilm.com/?p=12132#comment-14081 Love it! Remakes are ok, after all literature is supposed to be interpreted and then re-interpreted. And I love that Keira Knightley got the part. She looks like Audrey Hepburn and has the right spark for the role. I think she'll be great! Love it! Remakes are ok, after all literature is supposed to be interpreted and then re-interpreted. And I love that Keira Knightley got the part. She looks like Audrey Hepburn and has the right spark for the role. I think she'll be great!

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