Damn I feel foolish. No I know who you are. I assume "the other one" refers to one employed by Clear Channel, who they use for their openings. While I wouldn't wish to say anything negative, I very much appreciate your kind words re "historical accuracy", which is something all of us "Historical Performers" are concerned with. That's one of the reasons I hit this website so much. I expect that the 2-Vol DVD you have is the same as the 4-Vol A&E video tape I viewed. For purposes of our roles in the exhbit, our primary focus is on characters, and everything taking place prior to the berg. But for our own interest and best understanding, of course we also learn about the rest. The man who plays LeRoche (Titanic's one black passenger, worked on a French dialect, and is now learning some French. Nora Keene's protrayer picked up, among other things, the book "The Irish on the Titanic," and people always ask of her Irish is for real or an accent. Maria (supposedly from Poland) was asked last week by a Czech man what part of Poland she was from, before she had said anything about it. This is probably my longest post ever; sorry, I got carried away.
Your info sheet on IIII v IV is now in our Titanica Technicalia binder. Thanks again. See you this weekend.
