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a 17 hour day in a television shoot? Perish the thought! -- nm
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Reagen (aka Reagen)
Mar 11 '10, 19:03
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They were working those hours to accommodate her request for time off to promote her new movie. they were filming all of her scenes for a few
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jnine
Mar 12, 02:54
it's pretty long
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16 & pixie
Mar 11, 19:05
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And how much of that time did she spend relaxing in her trailer that day?
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Stephen
Mar 11, 19:07
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shooting a one hour drama is like making a one-hour movie in six days
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16 & pixie
Mar 11, 19:12
wow, so much time spent sitting around -- nm
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Roger More
Mar 11, 19:06
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It's like 5-star luxury sweat shop. Oh the horror. -- nm
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David
Mar 11, 19:14
oh sure. If that's every day that's a problem in production, but it's gonna happen from time to time. -- nm
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Reagen
Mar 11, 19:06
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