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| Tuesday December 14 09:10:16 2004 Re: [11024] The Affair of the Necklace |
| Biff wrote:
> Well, if Marie Antoinette's losing her head, that would > seem to set the story *during* the revolution. I suppose > the poster meant before the monarchy was overthrown. If > you okay this entry, how 'bout changing the setting to > "during the French Revolution"? Let me put my 2 cts. The so-called "Affaire du collier" is one of the scandals that did contribute to discredit the Queen and her Court before the Revolution. Plus, according to IMDb, Christopher Walken is credited as Cagliostro who's supposed to plot against the Monarchy in the early 80s. Thus, "pre-Revolution" doesn't sound unappropriate that much. |
| Filou |
| Tuesday December 14 13:57:12 2004 Re: [11024] The Affair of the Necklace |
| Filou wrote:
> The so-called "Affaire du > collier" is one of the scandals that did contribute > to discredit the Queen and her Court before the > Revolution. Plus, according to IMDb, Christopher Walken > is credited as Cagliostro who's supposed to plot against > the Monarchy in the early 80s. Thus, > "pre-Revolution" doesn't sound unappropriate that much. > Filou, your grasp of French history is clearly superior to mine. I was going by the allusion to Mme. Antoinette's having a little taken off the top, which obviously occurred during the revolution. It appears the film covers a period from before, then into the revolution ... so simply stating that in the description should set this matter to rest, non? |
| Biff |
| Tuesday December 14 17:13:53 2004 Re: [11024] The Affair of the Necklace |
| Biff wrote:
> a period from before, then into the > revolution Sounds good |
| Jay L |
| Tuesday December 14 18:22:08 2004 Re: [11024] The Affair of the Necklace |
| Biff wrote:
Filou, your grasp of French history is clearly superior to mine. I was going by the allusion to Mme. Antoinette's having a little taken off the top, which obviously occurred during the revolution. It appears the film covers a period from before, then into the revolution ... so simply stating that in the description should set this matter to rest, non? I think the clip from 'Lagardere' on the next update (Wed) explains French History rather well ....Vive la France. |
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| Major John |
| Tuesday December 14 18:42:54 2004 Re: [11024] The Affair of the Necklace |
| Major John wrote:
> I think the clip from 'Lagardere' on the next update > (Wed) explains French History rather well ....Vive la > France. You do have a point there, Major. Three great scenes in the same miniseries, wahoo! |
| Filou |
| Tuesday December 14 20:44:57 2004 Re: Wrong Country Major |
| Major John wrote:
> the next update > (Wed) explains French History rather well No Major, you're needed in *Japanese* History 101 Just after you left, didn't a scene come on. This will be a right bugger to ID |
| Jay L |
| Tuesday December 14 21:48:16 2004 Re: Japanese 101 |
| Ref: Zukkoke Sanninkumi
But says anime. This not animation. Learned "Chong Sam" dress (sp?), what the Japanese equiv with the backpack? Want to try general DB scan Thanx |
| Jay L |
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