Posted by Ed Kiser on February 05, 2004 at 02:01:16 from 64.12.96.8 user Kisered.
I have been looking at the DVD release of the CHARLOTTE CHURCH
movie: "I'll Be There". As is often done with the DVD version,
there is a sound track in which the Director's comments are
spoken over the film's soundtrack, which is kept in the
background. The Director fills us in on details that we would
not have seen otherwise.
There is a scene in which Olivia (Charlotte) is off at a music
tryout, but her parents don't know where she is, and they are
very agitated to find her. They go to a recording agent,
which is pictured as being a bit of a sleazy character, who when
handled a bit roughly by the father, discloses where she is doing
her audition. In the scene in which the father is being a bit
rough, he pushes the agent up against the wall. The agent has
been eating some sort of sandwich. When he hits the wall, he
naturally blows out his breath from the blow. The father, who is
pushing him against the wall, and the mother is right there also,
both turn their faces aside from glaring at the agent. They make
a rather unpleasant "face", reacting to the smell from the puff
of breath blown on them.
The Director explains that the reason for the ugly faces
reacting to the breath is:
The agent was eating a MARMITE sandwich.
Ed Kiser, South Florida