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Post by littlemoe on Dec 9, 2005 15:16:37 GMT -5
Hello Ms. Williams,
Just wanted to say that you did an outstanding job in 'Saw 2' and I can't wait to meet you in February at the Frightmare Weekend event.
I also enjoyed your performances in such films as 'Stepfather 2' and 'Leprechaun 3.' What was it like working with Terry O'Quinn and Warwick Davis?
Thanks.
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Post by Caroline Williams on Dec 16, 2005 20:13:47 GMT -5
Absolutely loved both. At the time that I was shooting Lep III, my husband (who works for Universal/Imagine) was shooting "Apollo 13". Warwick still has a warm friendship with Ron Howard. Warwick told me that a high point of his time during Lep III was visiting the set and climbing into the LEM, which was an incredibly small capsule. He's an athletic, energetic man with enormous class and a terrific education. Loved spending time talking art and literature. He's learned and avid and I got more out of our conversations than he did with me. Terry O'Quinn was also a great guy, living away from LA and loving life. A real regular guy, very talented musician/guitar player/singer. He would make up nonsense songs on-set and crack everyone up. Also, loves to cut up and have fun. It's terrific to see his well-earned success on "Lost". There are certain actors in show business that you want to celebrate; he's one.
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Post by Chainsaw on Dec 29, 2005 12:42:29 GMT -5
OMG! It's really you? Wow. This is cool.
I have a question, what was your favorite part in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2?
Sorry if this is bothering you.
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Post by Caroline Williams on Jan 6, 2006 13:53:38 GMT -5
Absolutely not bothered! Sorry so late to reply but holidays and kids kept me away from the computer. My dead, solid, favorite part of the show was the underground world of the Sawyers. The art direction and set decoration were so expert that none of those scenes required much acting. The atmosphere brought out everything needed for any given scene. It was a world within a world and a terrific accomplishment for Cary White who created it.
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Post by Chainsaw on Jan 11, 2006 16:22:00 GMT -5
yeah,those parts were very creepy especialy how they soposebly(sorry for the bad spelling) carried the decorations from the macombre farm house to the hide out.
i also liked the bridge scene alot.
I liked how you encountered Choptop and acted realy good at being creeped out.can you tell me what it was like to do that scene.
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