Post by Daisy Jacqueline Crane on Dec 18, 2009 0:22:46 GMT -5
Comments: (from ablazeforheyes.blogspot.com)
Heyes with his sweet, tiny first kisses, two by my count, and then that very penetrating look into Julia's eyes that makes me feel like I'm witnessing some-thing so intimate I reallt shouldn't be looking and finally a powerful kiss that moves Julia backward. The only place to go from there is to a full recline. Do you think they actually...?
I adore the goodbye hug between Heyes and Julia. It is a hug of genuine affection and warmth. I love seeing Heyes' face and not Julia's during the hug, showing he is as involved in it as she is, with his eyes closed and a sweet smile on his face. I think given the right circumstances Heyes could be an extraordinary affectionate man and that is a very appealing idea.
My Comments:
I agree with both comments. I read in Paul Green's "Pete Duel: A Biography" that Juliet Mills (who played Julia Finney) loved working with him and never knew he was an alcoholic. She watched the episode again and realized how young he was when he passed away. It was very ironic that her episode was called "The Man Who Murdered Himself" and I agree with her. Peter never wanted to die so I don't think his death was a suicide at all. The demon that was inside him that night murdered Peter and that Peter himself had no intention of killing himself.
Heyes with his sweet, tiny first kisses, two by my count, and then that very penetrating look into Julia's eyes that makes me feel like I'm witnessing some-thing so intimate I reallt shouldn't be looking and finally a powerful kiss that moves Julia backward. The only place to go from there is to a full recline. Do you think they actually...?
I adore the goodbye hug between Heyes and Julia. It is a hug of genuine affection and warmth. I love seeing Heyes' face and not Julia's during the hug, showing he is as involved in it as she is, with his eyes closed and a sweet smile on his face. I think given the right circumstances Heyes could be an extraordinary affectionate man and that is a very appealing idea.
My Comments:
I agree with both comments. I read in Paul Green's "Pete Duel: A Biography" that Juliet Mills (who played Julia Finney) loved working with him and never knew he was an alcoholic. She watched the episode again and realized how young he was when he passed away. It was very ironic that her episode was called "The Man Who Murdered Himself" and I agree with her. Peter never wanted to die so I don't think his death was a suicide at all. The demon that was inside him that night murdered Peter and that Peter himself had no intention of killing himself.