Is it because she wants to get rid of the dialogue as quickly as she can
and move onto the next page ?Is she being paid - a bit like Brian Blessed - per decibel?
Is she a 'Strong Woman' as has been suggested,or merely a loud irritating one?
Well,you'll have to make up your own mind about that.
Ms Seymour gives a Master Class in over - acting that unfortunately does not hide the paucity of ideas flowing - if that's the word - from the writers pens.
Absolutely no subtlety is on display - I mean an Irish Pub with overtly Irish customers and street signs on the wall in Dublin?
It's all bit de trop don't you think?
If you have an appetite for Stage Irish people getting themselves into a tiswas and relying on a former University Eng Lit Lecturer to get them out of it(a leetle bit too Colonial for me) this may suit you.
No cliche is left undisturbed in 'Harry Wild' no characters are in the least bit believable,and unless you are in fact,hard of hearing,I'd advise keeping the remote handy.
Is she a 'Strong Woman' as has been suggested,or merely a loud irritating one?
Well,you'll have to make up your own mind about that.
Ms Seymour gives a Master Class in over - acting that unfortunately does not hide the paucity of ideas flowing - if that's the word - from the writers pens.
Absolutely no subtlety is on display - I mean an Irish Pub with overtly Irish customers and street signs on the wall in Dublin?
It's all bit de trop don't you think?
If you have an appetite for Stage Irish people getting themselves into a tiswas and relying on a former University Eng Lit Lecturer to get them out of it(a leetle bit too Colonial for me) this may suit you.
No cliche is left undisturbed in 'Harry Wild' no characters are in the least bit believable,and unless you are in fact,hard of hearing,I'd advise keeping the remote handy.