Comments on: A long way to take a Rory https://www.zeusblog.tetrap.com/?p=1497 Mon, 30 Dec 2013 20:16:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Peter A https://www.zeusblog.tetrap.com/?p=1497&cpage=1#comment-1184 Peter A Thu, 10 Jun 2010 19:21:06 +0000 http://www.zeusblog.tetrap.com/?p=1497#comment-1184 Cheers Al! Trogir did indeed look good and I look forward to seeing how it comes across as Provence later on. I thought the visuals were on the whole pretty good - the costumes for Rosa and Vincenzo subtly foreshadowing the neck-spines of their aquatic forms, while the aliens' front two teeth (deliberately?) recall the twin incisor fangs of Murnau's Count Orlock - who later of course visited Venice in the form of Klaus Kinski's version of the character in that Nosferatu sequel (now what was it called again?) A big thumbs up for the Confidential as well - Francesco has been a favourite of ours on the Living Channel with his tour through the Mediterranean from Venice to Istanbul, so his appearance on the behind the scenes was an unexpected treat. He din't 'alf look confused though! Cheers Al! Trogir did indeed look good and I look forward to seeing how it comes across as Provence later on. I thought the visuals were on the whole pretty good – the costumes for Rosa and Vincenzo subtly foreshadowing the neck-spines of their aquatic forms, while the aliens’ front two teeth (deliberately?) recall the twin incisor fangs of Murnau’s Count Orlock – who later of course visited Venice in the form of Klaus Kinski’s version of the character in that Nosferatu sequel (now what was it called again?)

A big thumbs up for the Confidential as well – Francesco has been a favourite of ours on the Living Channel with his tour through the Mediterranean from Venice to Istanbul, so his appearance on the behind the scenes was an unexpected treat. He din’t ‘alf look confused though!

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