Angela Gots in Nadia really deserves an Emmy

One of the funny scenes is her hugging of Patrick and his not knowing where to look. That really made me laugh and it took two great actors to get that one just right.

And the two DVDs you recommended have now risen to the top of my to-watch pile! Stay tuned...

Peter

I was just commenting on what was said. Didn't mean to hijack a thread.

I loved the episode with Angela. She was as you stated....excellent and I wish the entertainment world would look to some of the cable networks at emmy time. She should be considered...for sure.

Yes...I have followed Patrick's career for years. I feel he's a good guy that has been dealt a crappy hand in dealing with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. Why is it that cancer always targets the good guys?

Sure, being a woman I always thought he was HOT...but it's more than that. He's one of the few actors I know of that has been with the same woman for almost 34 years...unheard of by Hollywood standards. That is the ultimate sexy to me. Patrick and Lisa are very well known to be the ultimate married couple. True soulmates in every sense of the word.

Dirty Dancing is definitely a favorite of mine, of course. It's the ultimate chick flick, but my all time favorite movie of his is City of Joy, and believe me, I've seen them all, even some of his lesser known movies no one has ever heard of. City of Joy gets to me every time I decide to watch it. It is such an engrossing movie. When you finally get around to watching it, I'd love to hear your opinion of it. If you enjoy ballet as much as you stated earlier, I know you will enjoy One Last Dance. Patrick and Lisa dance so incredibly beautifully in that movie, I cry.. Alright...I've got to stop my gushing...sorry. I get carried away.

Yes, Dirty Dancing was filmed in North Carolina and Virginia, even though it was supposed to be the Catskills of New York.


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Edited by preciousangelgirl at 04/15/2009 7:31 AM PDT

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Edited by preciousangelgirl at 04/15/2009 7:33 AM PDT

Lisa is no stranger to directing. She has done so on many occasion.

I look forward to seeing this episode knowing Lisa was right there with her hubby.



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Without the bread of life, you're toast.

Tonight: The Walk-In. Danabs was correct on this thread last Sunday and TV Guide has changed its entries for 10 and 11 pm tonight and the wee hours of tomorrow to read: Episode 9 The Walk-In.

Might be interesting to have a thread here on each episode. The Nadia thread is doing well.

maybe more high profile people --- poor Don Imus

New not-very-happy photos of Patrick out shopping in LA here:

http://tinyurl.com/au6n4y

However I'm told that chemo and radiation (seeding - radioactive pellets) can do that to a person while actually improving their shot at recovery.

The piece also says Patrick has completed the first full Beast series and is now talking about doing another.

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Added: to cheer everyone back up again, some of the best shots of Patrick are here.

http://www.nowmagazine.co.uk/gallery/gallery-specials/6366/1/0/photos-patrick-swayze-gallery/1/

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Edited by PeterQuennell at 03/16/2009 8:44 AM PDT

Chriscat9, it appears you're correct, 13 episodes. The Wikipedia entry lists 11 named and 2 unnamed episodes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beast_(2009_TV_series)

The entry appears to be about a month behind the curve. Different directors are listed for each but the first 2 episodes.

Vincent Angell is listed as lead writer for all but one of the episodes. Here is Vincent Angell's entry on the IMDB website.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0029646/

Rather amazingly, he has been really busy for the past 10 years as an actor, but The Beast in the first filmed writing he has ever done.

You have to hand it to the guy.