Erica,
Why were there parts when all the characters looked
directly into the camera and the text was either
above or below them? Were those Mason maxims or
ideals right there? While I did enjoy his Papageno, I
did have serious problems with the acting by other
members of the cast. It wasn't the "natural" acting
that we listers prize so much. He he he. I did think
the spirits in the blimp were so cute and I liked the
little removal of winter clothing in "Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa
Pa Pageno" I didn't like the singers looking directly
into the camera so much and during every musical
interlude, they put an extreme close up on the girl in
the audience. Now that needed to go. Any opinions on
this?
Trevor
--- Erica Zweig <ezweig@e...> wrote:
> Yes, it was he. Wasn't he wonderful?! --Erica
>
> Trevor Allen wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> > I just saw Ingmar Bergman's movie version of The
> > Magic Flute. It was in Swedish with English
> > subtitles. First time I heard Swedish sung, but
> > that'a beside the point. Anyway, the guy playing
> > Papageno resembled Hakan Hagegard, but I'm not
> sure
> > that it was him. He is Swedish isn't he? For a
> > Swedish production, I guess it would make sense,
> but
> > does anyone know for sure if it was him. He was
> > married to Barbara Bonny and she recently put out
> an
> > album of Nordic songs, so she had to learn Swedish
> > from somewhere, but again, that's beside the
> point.
> > The movie was made in the early 70s. So if
> anyone
> > knows if this is really him, or if you've seen the
> > video and would like to comment on it, I would
> love to
> > hear from you.
> >
> > Trevor
> >
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