Yeah, they've never really seemed to be liked from the off.
Yeah, they've never really seemed to be liked from the off.The more UO would be to say you felt sorry for McCann's and believe they are totally innocent of any wrong doing.
They just give off such a weird vibe and always have.Yeah, they've never really seemed to be liked from the off.
I don’t think you adore them as much as I do.I adore Fig Roll biscuits.
Oh dear. You need to disown them.I actually love fig rolls too. But whenever I buy them for the kids they're not keen. They'd pick a boring malted milk over a fig roll. So then it's left up to me to eat them all.
They've no taste. They love wotsits tooOh dear. You need to disown them.
Mmmm mmmmThey've no taste. They love wotsits too
You say that but a few days after the Jamie Bulger incident broke we visited the Arndale centre in Manchester and people were still leaving their children unattended..I think it was still quite common until recently!!! My boss was quite defensive of the McCanns and it was obvious it was because this is what they did when they went on family holidays.
Her grandkids were aged under 10 at that point.
But I do think Madeline changed that situation. Suddenly parents realised they were playing with fire. J
Door unlocked is sooo suspicious to me anyway. Dunno if I believe it.That's the thing, kids were left alone, I was left alone in a hotel room (I cried the entire time). But it was a locked hotel room with a room check every hour or something from the babysitting service and a phone link to the babysitter.
Maddie was in an apartment, it wasn't an enclosed holiday park or complex. It was just apartment on a public road. And they left their kids in there with the door unlocked. Is anyone really that irresponsible.
And they chose not to use the babysitting service. They chose to leave their kids alone instead.
I read that as THE queen caught fiddling at firstOu - I hate Micheal Jackson, I hate his music, I hate how insain everyone went for him.
He was a weird bloke, dresses in werid clothes, marketed to kids while grabbing his crotch and singing crappy pop music. His cancellation was no great loss, just need one of Queen to be caught fiddling now and we can get rid of their shit music too.
https://giphy.com/l0GtwcDSNteWx2vfyUo - Tyson Fury is hot
If we're talking about the UK, most major musicals do this, I think it's at least partly because they need several child actors for each role so specifying a particular race would narrow the field quite a bit. (There are a few exceptions, The Lion King and the UK tour of Bedknobs and Broomsticks come to mind.) Even then, the alternate / understudy is not always the same race as the main actor e.g. the current alternate Elsa is Black so even if all the child Elsas looked like Samantha Barks, there will be a difference when she isn't performingYT showed me an ad for Frozen the Musical. I thought I recognised one of the girls so went to the production website to see if I was correct and found the following on the Cast and Creatives page..
Elsa and Anna both played by 2 white women,
Young Anna options - one Oriental girl, one white blonde girl.One Black girl . one mixed race or Asian girl
Young Elsa options - 3 blondes and a black girl.
How does this work? Has anyone here seen this because I do not understand how they can pull off a young black girl growing into a white woman for example?
I don't really care about this to be honest. Frozen has a talking snowman puppet in it, operated by an actor on stage. If you can suspend your disbelief for that, I think you can suspend your disbelief for the child actors being a different race than the adults. It's a musical on stage, about a woman with magical ice powers. You naturally have to take things with a grain of salt.If we're talking about the UK, most major musicals do this, I think it's at least partly because they need several child actors for each role so specifying a particular race would narrow the field quite a bit. (There are a few exceptions, The Lion King and the UK tour of Bedknobs and Broomsticks come to mind.) Even then, the alternate / understudy is not always the same race as the main actor e.g. the current alternate Elsa is Black so even if all the child Elsas looked like Samantha Barks, there will be a difference when she isn't performing
I agree, I don't think it bothers the kids to be honest - I'd be a bit more worried about seat prices (niece and nephew would like to go but I won't be taking them any time soon lol)I don't really care about this to be honest. Frozen has a talking snowman puppet in it, operated by an actor on stage. If you can suspend your disbelief for that, I think you can suspend your disbelief for the child actors being a different race than the adults. It's a musical on stage, about a woman with magical ice powers. You naturally have to take things with a grain of salt.
Thanks. I genuinely didn't know that as I don' t tend to watch/like musicals or anything with children in.If we're talking about the UK, most major musicals do this, I think it's at least partly because they need several child actors for each role so specifying a particular race would narrow the field quite a bit. (There are a few exceptions, The Lion King and the UK tour of Bedknobs and Broomsticks come to mind.) Even then, the alternate / understudy is not always the same race as the main actor e.g. the current alternate Elsa is Black so even if all the child Elsas looked like Samantha Barks, there will be a difference when she isn't performing
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