tah71 wrote:

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^ It is her first time. I mean she had some powerful scenes. And if you see an interview of the actress she is nothing like her character Precious.

I haven't watch any of her interviews yet. I'll have to check her out.

tah71 wrote:

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FlyBoy87 wrote:

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^ It is her first time. I mean she had some powerful scenes. And if you see an interview of the actress she is nothing like her character Precious.

I haven't watch any of her interviews yet. I'll have to check her out.

tah71 wrote:

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FlyBoy87 wrote:

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^ It is her first time. I mean she had some powerful scenes. And if you see an interview of the actress she is nothing like her character Precious.

I haven't watch any of her interviews yet. I'll have to check her out.

FlyBoy87 wrote:

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^ It is her first time. I mean she had some powerful scenes. And if you see an interview of the actress she is nothing like her character Precious.

shame this movie is starting to flop though o_0 one of the best movies Ive seen in a Long time

Entertainment Weekly: Dave Karger: Best Supporting Actress, Mariah Carey: Once people get past the strange concept of Carey as an Oscar contender, they won't be able to deny the power of her few scenes as a social worker. If you ask me, she more than deserves to be in this race.

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