Re: Caruso

Yeah, Amy Brenneman who had the show Judging Amy and was recently in the 
movie "The Jane Austen Club";  has said of her time in NYPD-B's first year

was great..but she now wishes she hadn't done the semi-****/*** scenes.
But then again; if she hadn't....she wouldn't have gotten the +/- PR that 
came from that first year.

Cyn

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>>> Matlock, was a staple of "viewing pleasure" in my house for many 
>>> years....for the folks anywho...
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>>> Cyn
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>>> "SAC 441" <SAC441@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>> Hey.....I can take Caruso's minor character affectation of his
putting
>>>> on and removing sungl***** in a distracted manner rather easily.
>>>> It sure beats Andy Griffith in his series (I forget the name) where
he
>>>> asked everybody he met,
>>>> "Would you like a hot dog? I just GOTTA get me a hot dog!" He played
an
>>>> attorney who had hot dogs on the brain.........ugh!
>>>>
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>> I never did see Caruso when he was on NYPD Blue.  Did he have the same 
>> speech pattern he does on Miami or is that an act?
>>
>> Jim
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> Believe it or not, he actually received some critical acclaim for his
work 
> on that show. Which is why he bolted early for a career on the big
screen 
> which never materialized. In reality, he was probably benefiting from
the 
> fact that NYPD Blues was rather controversial and ground breaking in its

> day.
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