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Lesley Riddoch: Escapism from an era when hope was youthful



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Published Date: 21 July 2008
LET'S hear it for Pierce Brosnan. The former 007 never convinced me as James Bond – too distant, lofty and ambivalent. But cast as the principal love interest in the film Mamma Mia!, Brosnan is transformed from a male lead delivering empty displays of stylised power into a star giving his all to an impossible task. Singing.
Brosnan has become the critics' unanimous choice for the "weakest link" in the starry acting ensemble gathered for the Abba tribute film, based on a best-selling musical.

And thanks to the critics, the audience is on the edge of its communal seat ...



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  • Last Updated: 20 July 2008 9:09 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Lesley Riddoch
 
1

Venachar,

21/07/2008 11:47:19
The cinema trailer was abysmal - ladies you can have Sex and the City and Mama Mia! Us gents will stick to the sports channel.
2

Ian G,

EDINBURGH 21/07/2008 12:40:02
Its a fun feel good film which is doing great at the box office.
It will have been the top box-office draw last weekend and second next weekend after Batman.
No car chases no deaths no bad people just a light fun night out at the pictures.
I liked it.

 

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