Yes I did! I
watched that 700 times! She has such a cute little giggle! :lol: That was absolutely hilarious! :lol:
JF: *grunts* You know, I think I may be going to wrong way.
DR: Yeah, I think so.
JF: *laughs*
I SO would have done that! :lol:
One thing I absolutely love about Jorja is her free spirit.
In the commentary for Committed, as well (which I have watched OVER 700 times
), you get to see (well, hear..) more and more of her attitude toward everything. You see her humor, and her views on different things.
*Committed commentary-- right after the scene where Sara and Grissom are getting saliva samples and Sara almost gets a bite taken out of her (heh...lucky it wasn't Mike Tyson she took the swab from!
)*
RJL: What is he saying? It sounds...religious, doesn't it?
JF: Yeah, it does. Latin.
RJL: Is that what is it? Latin?
JF: I'm not sure, but it sounds like latin, at least to me. Sounds like he's saying something very forboding and revelations-ish.
:lol: How many of you would have said 'revelations-ish' in your lifetime if you thought about it? :lol: *raises hand*
Which brings me to my point! Really, when you see Jorja in interviews, the kind of things she talks about are things you can really relate to. It's like you've known her your entire life, even though you may have just heard of her in this interview.
AND *no, she's not done rambling yet
* The characters she plays! As with all actors and actresses, they have a job-- to bring their characters to life. Before they give them that little magic *spark*, the characters are but a few lines scribbled on a piece of paper or two. But when the actors go to work, they become real people.
And Jorja does that flawlessly. Every character she has played she has played to the fullest of her abilities. And in CSI, with Sara Sidle, what's nice is like what Jorja was saying about TOYD- they have some of the same views. Jorja was saying how she has committment issues, Sara seems to, too. It's nice to play a character that you're familiar with, someone that you can relate to.
And it's nice to see an actor/actress be able to do that. Makes them *and you* feel comfortable in your own skin.
Done rambling!
*for now*