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#26

re: Armistead Maupin's 'Tales of the City'

Posted: 9/19/05 at 4:46pm

Well, she was born in 1977 (I think) and I believe The Night Listener took place in present day, so she'd have been about 23 or so.

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#27

re: Armistead Maupin's 'Tales of the City'

Posted: 9/19/05 at 4:56pm

I got hooked on the Tales series when I spent a summer at a university in Germany and they were some of the only books they had printed in English. I read them all back to back and loved them. I really like the original trilogy the best. I hated the way Mary Ann's character changed in the second trilogy (I won't give anything away). Whatever happened to the musical that was announced about four years ago? Was it ever produced anywhere? I thought it was a brilliant idea.

Chloe Webb and Marcus D'Amico will always be Mona and Mouse for me.

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#28

re: Armistead Maupin's 'Tales of the City'

Posted: 9/19/05 at 4:58pm

'Chloe Webb and Marcus D'Amico will always be Mona and Mouse for me.'

Me too! I didn't mind Mouse v2.0 so much...but Chloe Webb was flawless and irreplaceable.

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#29

re: Armistead Maupin's 'Tales of the City'

Posted: 9/19/05 at 5:17pm

Chloe Webb WAS Mona. Period. After the first series, I just superimposed Chloe onto the new Mona mentally to get through her scenes. And who can forget the Parker Posey cameo as Mary Ann's high school chum and temporary roommate, Connie? Bliss, I tell you!

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#30

re: Armistead Maupin's 'Tales of the City'

Posted: 9/19/05 at 5:19pm

Chloe Webb and Marcus D'Amico will always be Mona and Mouse for me.

I preferred Paul Hopkins, the second Mouse, to D'Amico, but I agree that Chloe Webb was Mona Ramsey.

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#31

re: Armistead Maupin's 'Tales of the City'

Posted: 9/19/05 at 5:29pm

It took me a while to get used to Hopkins...but I ended up enjoying him.

But Webb...sheer brilliance!

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#32

re: Armistead Maupin's 'Tales of the City'

Posted: 9/19/05 at 5:45pm

Hopkins was ok, but I think his performance was a bit forced. Especially the accent. D'Amico really looked liked Mouse (or how I imagined Mouse). Hopkins looked like a Marlboro ad or one of the cast from L.A. Tool and Die. Not that it's a BAD thing, but it wasn't Mouse.

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#33

re: Armistead Maupin's 'Tales of the City'

Posted: 9/19/05 at 9:23pm

Whatever happened to Marcus D'Amico? He did a play on Broadway (A British who-done-it, I can't remember the title) and then disappeared from the scene. It he in poor health?

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