I was 16 when Then Came Bronson was broadcast, but I still vividly remember moments from 6 or 7 of the episodes.
Maybe it was that I'd never seen that kind of delicacy and sweetness in performance before--and rarely since--nothing "thrilling," nothing forced, nothing fey, nothing indulgent--just careful observations and filled moments. At least, that's how I describe it now. Nothing was underlined; I never felt like I was being told how to react.
Over the years, I'd think, is it possible that show was really that good? Nice to know some people agree with me.
And some of you really have all the episodes on DVD?
Maybe it was that I'd never seen that kind of delicacy and sweetness in performance before--and rarely since--nothing "thrilling," nothing forced, nothing fey, nothing indulgent--just careful observations and filled moments. At least, that's how I describe it now. Nothing was underlined; I never felt like I was being told how to react.
Over the years, I'd think, is it possible that show was really that good? Nice to know some people agree with me.
And some of you really have all the episodes on DVD?