Re: new stuff

Posted by Mike Zeares on October 07, 1997 at 02:32:05:

In Reply to: new stuff posted by Myrrh on October 06, 1997 at 12:43:10:

: Hey, everyone: as usual, Rich and Elaine seem never to sleep...they have put up new stuff yet again, and it's worth checking out:
: The World of Soldier #2 (the beginning of another account!)
: Even More Mohican Musings (among other things, lots of quotes from Mann, DDL, Stowe!)

: Don't you love this stuff?! Thanks to R & E for their neverending efforts. This site is LIVE!

The quotes were very interesting. More evidence that the casting could not possibly have been better. I also liked Mann's comment about how just showing a big battle scene would be history, but focusing on the principle characters (Hawkeye and Cora) makes it a love story in a war zone.

I can't wait for Soldier #2's memories. I would give just about anything to be an extra in a movie where Dale Dye is involved.

I recommend everyone check out some of the links. The living history groups are really neat, and some of the sites have a lot of information about the period.

Mike

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: : Hey, everyone: as usual, Rich and Elaine seem never to sleep...they have put up new stuff yet again, and it's worth checking out:
: : The World of Soldier #2 (the beginning of another account!)
: : Even More Mohican Musings (among other things, lots of quotes from Mann, DDL, Stowe!)

: : Don't you love this stuff?!  Thanks to R & E for their neverending efforts.  This site is LIVE!

: The quotes were very interesting.  More evidence that the casting could not possibly have been better.  I also liked Mann's comment about how just showing a big battle scene would be history, but focusing on the principle characters (Hawkeye and Cora) makes it a love story in a war zone.

: I can't wait for Soldier #2's memories.  I would give just about anything to be an extra in a movie where Dale Dye is involved.

: I recommend everyone check out some of the links.  The living history groups are really neat, and some of the sites have a lot of information about the period.

: Mike 


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