[Leica] Leica sighting

[kididdoc at cox.net (Steve Barbour)]

On Mar 28, 2008, at 9:40 PM, Mark Rabiner wrote:
> Leica sighting:
>
> Juliette Binoche almost unrecognizable with blonde hair is snapping  
> away
> with a camera with a big red dot on the front of it a Leica Deluxe 3  
> I think
> only in silver not black unfortunately in a trailer I saw last night  
> before
> the French 20's something Musical "Love Songs" playing at the Paris  
> Theater
> just south of Central Park. Appropriately enough.
>
> For those who are not trans-french-fixed like I am Juliette Binoche  
> was the
> gal who made the pancakes in the big American hit "Dan in Real Life"  
> which
> everybody saw.

as everyone has seen "Dan in Real Life",  I won't mention that  
Juliette Binoche was  the nurse in "The English Patient".


(saw that again the other night, courtesy Netflix...)


Steve


>
>
>> From the LUG I know that those pancakes would NOT have been the  
>> same and the
> role was NOT written for a French women who would have of course made
> Cr?pes or at least a lot thinner pancakes and would have supplied  
> raspberry
> jam. But I let it go it was a love story not a documentary.
>
> Tonight I saw "Priceless" "Hors de prix (2006)" a return of Audrey  
> Tautou
> and looking smashing and speaking French in the French Riviera with  
> the
> great funny guy from "The Valet". Great flick.
> I'd go early and see it twice.
> And go to a French Caf? and have Tuna Ni?oise before or after the  
> flick or
> both. That's what I did. Before only though. At the Brasserie 360  
> Which
> adjoined the movie theater. I had my Tuna medium rare.
> ---
>
> I'll go on to say that the last time I was over there on the east  
> side at
> that theater and restaurant it was to see The Nanny Diaries (2007)  
> with
> Scarlett Johansson. (in it not my date) 6 months ago.
>
> After a quick before the flick Tuna Ni?oise at the adjoining  
> Brasserie 360 I
> sat down to see the flick next door and the first scene of the flick  
> took
> place in the Brasserie 360. Not at my table. But the one next to it  
> which
> they made into a big one by pushing 4 tables together. And someone  
> else was
> sitting at my table not me I was relived to see.
> I went to that theater (the 1,2,3) because it was in the  
> neighborhood where
> the story took place and I saw them filming some of it.
> Down the street. Not adjoining the movie theater itself. No sight of
> Scarlett. They were watering the streets.
> Lousy flick by the way.
> Don't go early. See it only once.
> Its playing I'd think at your local motel or hotel or at the DVD  
> rental
> joint.
>
>
>
>
>
> Mark William Rabiner
> markrabiner.com
>
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best,
Steve

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