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sweetheartM
Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 1:56 am Reply with quote
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Getting rid of Matthew I would like to see on film. I just love the chick-lit books that take place in England. They are very different and Jen with a Brittish accent? Not to sure about that!

I also would love to see The Divorce Party happen. laayla

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Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 2:07 am Reply with quote
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sweetheartM wrote:
Getting rid of Matthew I would like to see on film. I just love the chick-lit books that take place in England. They are very different and Jen with a Brittish accent? Not to sure about that!


I'd be interested to see that. She hasn't done a role in a British accent, but we don't know that she can't, and I optimistically think that she just might be able to pull that off! We'll see how it all plays out laayla

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Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 2:25 am Reply with quote
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apothecary06 wrote:
sweetheartM wrote:
Getting rid of Matthew I would like to see on film. I just love the chick-lit books that take place in England. They are very different and Jen with a Brittish accent? Not to sure about that!


I'd be interested to see that. She hasn't done a role in a British accent, but we don't know that she can't, and I optimistically think that she just might be able to pull that off! We'll see how it all plays out laayla


there is actually a scene in Friends where she uses a British accent for like 5 seconds and I have to say....
she sounded good laayla

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Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 2:28 am Reply with quote
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didn't she have a british accent on SNL? I think in 1999, the lawn ornaments or something.

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soccergirl wrote:
didn't she have a british accent on SNL? I think in 1999, the lawn ornaments or something.


Oh yeah, now I remember that! Somehow I don't think that the accent that she'd use in this role would be quite the same as the one she had in that skit, though - both British, yes, but I feel like Helen's accent would be a bit less street urchin, lol laayla

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Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 4:07 am Reply with quote
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true but it shows she could do it

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Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 6:16 am Reply with quote
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I think on Friends Jen said one line in Indian accent. It was the ep where Ross had that weird accent..lol!
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Jenforever wants to know how the Pitt name comes up in the Getting rid of Matthew. The answer doesn't give anything away from the story, so don't be afraid reading this will spoil anything.

The lead character Helen befriends Matthew's ex-wife Sophie in the hope she will take him back. Of course Helen can't use her own name so she uses an alias, 'Eleanor Pitt', in honour of Brad who she just saw on the cover of a magazine.

Now I could see the humor of sticking with the story and just use the name in the movie. I even think Aniston could see the humor of it, but somehow I think the press would have a field day.

The story is universal so would work just as well if situated in the US. Don't know 'bout Jen doing a English accent. Becomes a bit of a gimmick for Amercian actors to have a go at this.
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Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 9:55 pm Reply with quote
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Thanks for sharing that.

All these movies are in very early stages so I guess we'll see what happens. I hope some of these projects get rolling soon.
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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 10:06 am Reply with quote
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I just finished reading Getting Rid of Matthew - it would translate perfectly to the big screen and Jen would be soooo great as Helen. Crossing all fingers that this one happens. I wondered about the Pitt thing to - perhaps they'll use Clooney - lol!!!

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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 1:00 pm Reply with quote
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jenforever wrote:
All these movies are in very early stages so I guess we'll see what happens. I hope some of these projects get rolling soon.
See, I doubt that all these movies are in the early stages.

For some reason, American actors doing a British accent is pretty much a comedy thing to me. Hard to take seriously.

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I wondered about the Pitt thing to - perhaps they'll use Clooney
Should they change it, it might be Clooney indeed.

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I don�t think they�re all in the early stages either. In fact, in an interview in Toronto, when Jennifer was talking about her production company she said.

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We have six amazing projects, two that we�re really close [on], one at Dreamworks and one, a couple, at Universal.


That video is posted on Management thread.

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Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 9:18 pm Reply with quote
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I did see the video but she didn't eloborate much on it. We still don't know as to what stages they are at. I'm sure we'll hear about them once the casting and all is finalized.

Regarding the Pitt thing , well it seems like a minor detail to me but then again I haven't read that book.
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Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 8:29 pm Reply with quote
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I read Getting Rid of Matthew and I totally think Courtney Cox would be perfect to play Sophie, and it would be cool to have them working together again.

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Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 8:34 pm Reply with quote
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MrFish wrote:
Jenforever wants to know how the Pitt name comes up in the Getting rid of Matthew. The answer doesn't give anything away from the story, so don't be afraid reading this will spoil anything.

The lead character Helen befriends Matthew's ex-wife Sophie in the hope she will take him back. Of course Helen can't use her own name so she uses an alias, 'Eleanor Pitt', in honour of Brad who she just saw on the cover of a magazine.

Now I could see the humor of sticking with the story and just use the name in the movie. I even think Aniston could see the humor of it, but somehow I think the press would have a field day.

The story is universal so would work just as well if situated in the US. Don't know 'bout Jen doing a English accent. Becomes a bit of a gimmick for Amercian actors to have a go at this.


Thanks for that, I was curious as well. Renee Zelweeger (sp?) pulled off a British accent quite nicely I thought. It was kind of suprising to me, since I don't think of many actresses as being good at it. My point is, don't underestimate Jen! laayla She's really good at Southern accents, so she's probably more versatile than we think.
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