Eliza noticed this in the Radio Times this week (sorry to steal your glory, Eliza).
When my copy arrived in the post a whole day later than it went on sale in the shops (proving how worthwhile it is to pay a subscription in advance) I noticed, a few pages on, the following blurb about the episode they have made one of their Choices of the Day:
It's rare for the Law & Order franchise to explore the back stories of its leads, so this seventh series opener in which Eames (Kathryn Erbe) probes the case of her husband's killing makes for a refreshing change. Giving Erbe a meaty plotline to get stuck into also means that tonight she's more than a match for her super-intense partner Goren (Vincent D'Onofrio), which is no mean feat when you consider D'Onofrio's tendency not so much to chew scenery as swallow it whole.
I'm not quite sure what that means, but it sounds like compliments all round to me.
Great tidbits! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSince I am clearly traumatised by the wait for Season 8 to begin, it took me a while to remember that Vincent has been on the 'split-shift' system since Season 5, so it's hardly 'news' to him now, but obviously it is to the Radio Times ;0)
ReplyDeleteHowever, since ANYTHING at all about Vincent on this side of the pond is as rare as finding fresh dinosaur doo-doo, it's nice to have!
love that, "not so much chew scenery, but swallow it whole." sounds like our man:)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you decided to post it..anything like this should be shared with a wider audience :-D
ReplyDeleteI know it's great that they spoke to him..but I do wish they'd maybe do a bit of research before asking if he was worried about being typecast...just look at his filmography for f***s sake!!
Ok, rant over..sorry
Kewl!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love that photo of him. Yum.
Funny, I just used the phrase "scenery chewer" the other day to explain my disdain for Jack Nicholson in "The Departed." I had to translate for a friend who had never heard the expression. Basically, it equals overacting / overly hammy. So ... not so much a compliment.
ReplyDelete'A slasher/musical'! I can't wait for that!
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ReplyDeletehe shot that film in 13 days; soooo it was kind of team 13 project. LOL!
ReplyDeleteOh, no, Sixtwosue, just when I thought he was getting some positive publicity. How dare they?
ReplyDeleteAfter reading that last line I got an image of Vincent literally eating the scenery. It made me laugh.
ReplyDeleteGreat tidbits!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
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