We are cousins but we always felt like sisters. During our growing up years our families were constantly together with all the kids sharing the blame, the bicycles, the pilfered food, the hideouts. The grandparents, parents and endless aunts and uncles talked and cooked and drank while we revolved around them in an energetic dance. We occasionally dipped into the pool of adults for a Band-Aid, just one more popsicle, or the necessary Word that would settle a fight. Sometimes we would spy on them, eavesdrop on conversations or listen to Audrie do wicked imitations of the Aunt from Boston whose broad accent was astonishing and hilarious to us. She went on from this early staircase theater to star with Clint Eastwood in "Sudden Impact", various other movies, the judge on "Law and Order" and Broadway shows. She had a small part in "Doubt" which I wrote about in an earlier blog. She is hard-working and cool, a very good actress with a big heart and she always, always makes me laugh.Tuesday, February 22, 2011
"Raise the Devil" Audrie J. Neenan
We are cousins but we always felt like sisters. During our growing up years our families were constantly together with all the kids sharing the blame, the bicycles, the pilfered food, the hideouts. The grandparents, parents and endless aunts and uncles talked and cooked and drank while we revolved around them in an energetic dance. We occasionally dipped into the pool of adults for a Band-Aid, just one more popsicle, or the necessary Word that would settle a fight. Sometimes we would spy on them, eavesdrop on conversations or listen to Audrie do wicked imitations of the Aunt from Boston whose broad accent was astonishing and hilarious to us. She went on from this early staircase theater to star with Clint Eastwood in "Sudden Impact", various other movies, the judge on "Law and Order" and Broadway shows. She had a small part in "Doubt" which I wrote about in an earlier blog. She is hard-working and cool, a very good actress with a big heart and she always, always makes me laugh.
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Didn't Aundrie like dressing up as a nun when you were kids? Congrats to her. The Video clip was wonderful.
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
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Just talked to Audrie on the phone. Some trivia: the glasses she wears in this play are the same glasses she wore in "Doubt". My father saw the movie twice and didn't recognize her. The book and lyrics of "Sister Act" are written by a Jewish guy and a Presbyterian -- Audrie is the only resident "Catholic" (sort of) although being Catholic seems like something you can never really escape.
ReplyDeleteYeh! Congrat to audrie! How about we make a trip to see the play? That is a great news. All the best....Piljo
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking about a trip to NYC. Maybe in May?
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