LOL, I wrote that over a year ago and they are still "close to release". I will have to pick that project up again soon, it's time consuming and probably mainly of interest to just me but it's my duty as a FosterphileFLL wrote:stay tuned... I have a number of JF things close to release which you may like....
Reseed anyone? No complete sources for two weeks.starfish21 wrote:Like this post to see ed2k links [1003.08 Mb]
Guess we're at least two Fosterists.FLL wrote:LOL, I wrote that over a year ago and they are still "close to release". I will have to pick that project up again soon, it's time consuming and probably mainly of interest to just me but it's my duty as a FosterphileFLL wrote:stay tuned... I have a number of JF things close to release which you may like....
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by For An Angel »
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Ah.. I saw her on Leno a few days ago, (she was on promoting her new film The Beaver) and at one point they showed a clip of her from the Doris Day show. It was pretty adorableFLL wrote:As the resident Jodie Foster fan
In the meantime... courtesy of the guys at a.b.m.thelostmovies, here's one of her earliest TV appearances, at about the age of six, on the Doris Day show (originally aired 25 Mar 1969). Doris is called upon to babysit the son and three daughters of a friend who is at the hospital having another baby. Jodie is the next-to-youngest kid. She appears a few times, though not for very long, and hasn't yet developed the personality and style that makes her so endearing later. But it's interesting to see her so much younger than in her movies.
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As stale as most TV seems today, the Doris Day show is proof it wasn't as good back then as you might remember from your childhood
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FLL wrote:Here's one I've been looking for a while, a 1973 episode of the TV series "Kung Fu" in which 11-year-old Jodie Foster plays a major role.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0623147/
[Image] [Image]Entranced by her mandolin playing, Caine accompanies little Jodie Foster (as Alethea Patricia Ingram) to a waiting stagecoach. When the coach arrives, an unwelcome gunfight results in Ms. Foster mistakenly believing she sees Caine shoot an innocent man to death. Foster's testimony results in Caine being convicted as a murderer.
Of note is that Jodie sings in this episode. She has a good enough voice that in her teens she recorded and released a record in France.
I have no idea if any of the German speakers at FLM are Jodie fans, but here's a German dubbed version I found before I was able to find the original. In my opinion the dubbing ruins it -- I
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by ardnasnaf01 »
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FLL wrote:Here's one I've been looking for a while, a 1973 episode of the TV series "Kung Fu" in which 11-year-old Jodie Foster plays a major role.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0623147/
[Image] [Image]Entranced by her mandolin playing, Caine accompanies little Jodie Foster (as Alethea Patricia Ingram) to a waiting stagecoach. When the coach arrives, an unwelcome gunfight results in Ms. Foster mistakenly believing she sees Caine shoot an innocent man to death. Foster's testimony results in Caine being convicted as a murderer.
Of note is that Jodie sings in this episode. She has a good enough voice that in her teens she recorded and released a record in France.
I have no idea if any of the German speakers at FLM are Jodie fans, but here's a German dubbed version I found before I was able to find the original. In my opinion the dubbing ruins it -- I
