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<blockquote data-quote="Toni" data-source="post: 265128" data-attributes="member: 82">Yesterday I watched two tv movies that I guess belong here (they were not tv shows). One of them was this fantabulous biopic of actor Peter Sellers, starring an amazing Geoffrey Rush. This is one of the most surrealistic, profound, believable bio movies I have ever watched, maybe together with &quot;Feud&quot; (and a great miniseries about Natalie Wood).
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I also watched the remake of &quot;The Boys in the Band&quot;, too similar to the original movie and, therefore, a bit outdated. I must say that I found Jim Parsons unexpectedly solid, and Zachary Quinto improves somewhat the unberable role he plays here and in the revival play (all of them repeated here). The intentions are good, but I think it´s out of place in Netflix.[MEDIA=youtube]862Pb9oDDAo[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Toni, post: 265128, member: 82"] Yesterday I watched two tv movies that I guess belong here (they were not tv shows). One of them was this fantabulous biopic of actor Peter Sellers, starring an amazing Geoffrey Rush. This is one of the most surrealistic, profound, believable bio movies I have ever watched, maybe together with "Feud" (and a great miniseries about Natalie Wood). [CENTER] [MEDIA=youtube]m9pBWtZHV1o[/MEDIA] [/CENTER] I also watched the remake of "The Boys in the Band", too similar to the original movie and, therefore, a bit outdated. I must say that I found Jim Parsons unexpectedly solid, and Zachary Quinto improves somewhat the unberable role he plays here and in the revival play (all of them repeated here). The intentions are good, but I think it´s out of place in Netflix. [CENTER][MEDIA=youtube]862Pb9oDDAo[/MEDIA][/CENTER] [/QUOTE]

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