Nancy not fit for the part as Joanie

[Nancy McKeon is my idol!!]

I mean she did a WONDERFUL job, but Joanie was supposed to be a ugly unacttractive girl that no boys like and really really not pretty.
Nancy is none of them

Nancy is prettier than the girl that played Laura

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[Michele35]

I agree....Nancy is beautiful,,,and did a great job in portraying the character in this movie. The character of 'Joanie' was also stronger,,more independent,,etc. than the 'Laurie' character.

I think most of these feelings of being less attractive and inferior to her sister really came from Joanie's head,,, guilt that had built up over the years cuz of her father's suicide. Not to mention the mistaken viewpoint of a 10 year old girl who thought her father loved her little sister more.

I know people who have had these types of parent issues haunt them for years in their adult life,,,and these were people who didn't have to witness the suicide of a parent.

Just my take here,,,but i'm sure 'Joanie' could've had many boyfriends if she had made herself emotionally available. I believed psycho 'Michael' when he said that he would've been attracted to Nancy's character if he had met her first.

[NancyMcKeonFan8976]

Originally posted by Michele35:
I agree....Nancy is beautiful,,,and did a great job in portraying the character in this movie. The character of 'Joanie' was also stronger,,more independent,,etc. than the 'Laurie' character.

I think most of these feelings of being less attractive and inferior to her sister really came from Joanie's head,,, guilt that had built up over the years cuz of her father's suicide. Not to mention the mistaken viewpoint of a 10 year old girl who thought her father loved her little sister more.

I know people who have had these types of parent issues haunt them for years in their adult life,,,and these were people who didn't have to witness the suicide of a parent.

Just my take here,,,but i'm sure 'Joanie' could've had many boyfriends if she had made herself emotionally available. I believed psycho 'Michael' when he said that he would've been attracted to Nancy's character if he had met her first.

I agree that she believed that she was ugly in her head. It wasn't true though. I understand what she is going through with depression and all. i felt bad for her character.

[ks]

I agree with Michele. The feeling that she was not beautiful was all in her head. She had made herself think like that for so long. I think Michael helped her more than she helped him...
Nancy portrayed Joanie amazingly as always.


ks

[jo_24]

I agree- I think it was all in her head. I cried alot during and after that movie. It was so sad that she had to "witness" another suicide of a close person. I also thought the movie ended suddenly, and that's why I continued to cry.

Nancy did an excellent job, as always!


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[ISmellFine]

I agree... it really was all in her head. She thought it was her fault that her father killed himself... but if Nancy wasn't "fit for the part as Joanie", then she wouldn't have been cast as Joanie. I really don't think Joanie was supposed to be "ugly". She just thought of herself like that.

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