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<blockquote data-quote="Lastkidpicked" data-source="post: 398003" data-attributes="member: 237">This is sad to watch, but it gave Linda Gray the opportunity once again to show her amazing skills as an actor.Think about it like this:When we watched the early seasons of Dallas, did we ever think we would be rooting for Sue Ellen?&nbsp; Physically trying to protect her?&nbsp; And by physically, I mean truly leaning forward in our chairs,&nbsp; &quot;No!&nbsp; Sue Ellen!&nbsp; Don&#039;t push open that door!&quot;And you all know today is Front End Friday!&nbsp; In honor of Linda Gray&#039;s performance, let&#039;s dedicate Front End Friday to the camera shot capturing Sue Ellen directly from the front as she sees J.R. with Holly:Look at how Sue Ellen is framed,&nbsp;&nbsp; Not only filmed from the front, but the lighting comes directly from the front.There are no shadows.&nbsp; There is no place to hide from the truth.[ATTACH=full]52971[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lastkidpicked, post: 398003, member: 237"] This is sad to watch, but it gave Linda Gray the opportunity once again to show her amazing skills as an actor. Think about it like this: When we watched the early seasons of Dallas, did we ever think we would be rooting for Sue Ellen? Physically trying to protect her? And by physically, I mean truly leaning forward in our chairs, "No! Sue Ellen! Don't push open that door!" And you all know today is [B]Front End Friday! [/B] In honor of Linda Gray's performance, let's dedicate Front End Friday to the camera shot capturing Sue Ellen directly from the front as she sees J.R. with Holly: Look at how Sue Ellen is framed, Not only filmed from the front, but the lighting comes directly from the front. There are no shadows. There is no place to hide from the truth. [ATTACH type="full" alt="1715364445145.png"]52971[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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Who played JR Ewing?