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Post by bushfire on Jan 28, 2023 21:57:16 GMT -7
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ewoaf
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Post by ewoaf on Jan 28, 2023 22:46:29 GMT -7
It's actually not the worst. Fun fact, Tony Gerard drops his musket in every project he's in, including this one.
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Post by bushfire on Jan 28, 2023 23:13:30 GMT -7
It's actually not the worst. Fun fact, Tony Gerard drops his musket in every project he's in, including this one. I didn't articulate myself well there sorry, I really do like it. I appreciate anything that is relatively objective. Who does Tony Gerard play in this one? I don't know much of him other than than an interview on Townsend's which was great. |
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Post by ewoaf on Jan 29, 2023 7:04:00 GMT -7
His usual.. One or two of the French dudes. His musket dropping career started in LOTM where he was one of the soldiers accompanying the Monroe daughters in Magua's initial ambush. I think in this doc he just kinda drops the gun and runs off. Not sure if he dies.
Tony's a tier one interpreter and any project is lucky to have him. He mostly does upper Mississippi corridor habitant/ trader type stuff, but also Acasta crew and a few other things.
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Post by bushfire on Jan 29, 2023 15:56:24 GMT -7
His usual.. One or two of the French dudes. His musket dropping career started in LOTM where he was one of the soldiers accompanying the Monroe daughters in Magua's initial ambush. I think in this doc he just kinda drops the gun and runs off. Not sure if he dies. Tony's a tier one interpreter and any project is lucky to have him. He mostly does upper Mississippi corridor habitant/ trader type stuff, but also Acasta crew and a few other things. So you mean he literally drops it! That's funny! I thought you must have meant he sneaks his gun into film here and there. |
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Post by ewoaf on Jan 29, 2023 19:12:23 GMT -7
His usual.. One or two of the French dudes. His musket dropping career started in LOTM where he was one of the soldiers accompanying the Monroe daughters in Magua's initial ambush. I think in this doc he just kinda drops the gun and runs off. Not sure if he dies. Tony's a tier one interpreter and any project is lucky to have him. He mostly does upper Mississippi corridor habitant/ trader type stuff, but also Acasta crew and a few other things. So you mean he literally drops it! That's funny! I thought you must have meant he sneaks his gun into film here and there. That's what's probably going to happen when you usually play a Frenchman. |
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