dub@pur-phy.UUCP (Dwight) (01/13/85)
Just got back from seeing the new Goldie Hawn movie Protocol.
I was surprised that some of the scenes used in the tv promotion ads
are not in the film. Specifically,
1) Sunny Davis (Goldie) is leading a camel across a stretch of desert saying
"I've got a camel..."
2) Sunny is turning around in a limo containing foreign VIP's and
is sticking her tush in someone's face.
What happened to these scenes? Why are they in the ad but
not in the movie?
Dwight Bartholomew
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I haven't seen the movie, however, I understand from someone who likes Goldie Hawn that the movie is really terrible. There's no good comedy in it as there was in Private Benjeman, just stupidity. Can anyone validate this claim?
bill@caribou.UUCP (Bill's area) (01/17/85)
> > Just got back from seeing the new Goldie Hawn movie Protocol. > I was surprised that some of the scenes used in the tv promotion ads > are not in the film. Specifically, > 1) Sunny Davis (Goldie) is leading a camel across a stretch of desert saying > "I've got a camel..." > 2) Sunny is turning around in a limo containing foreign VIP's and > is sticking her tush in someone's face. > What happened to these scenes? Why are they in the ad but > not in the movie? > Dwight Bartholomew > UUCP:{ decvax, icalqa, ihnp4, inuxc, sequent, uiucdcs }!pur-ee!pur-phy!dub > { decwrl, hplabs, icase, psuvax1, siemens, ucbvax }|purdue!pur-phy!dub I, too, asked the same questions! Although I am still a Goldie Hawn fan and found the movie to be enjoyable, the missing scenes from the TV promotion make me feel like I "was had." When Goldie showed up at the barbecue party dressed in casual clothes and everyone else was wearing formal attire the scene ended. I still wonder what went on. Bill Louden caribou!bill
anderson@ittvax.UUCP (Scott Anderson) (01/17/85)
> > I haven't seen the movie, however, I understand from someone who likes > Goldie Hawn that the movie is really terrible. There's no good comedy > in it as there was in Private Benjeman, just stupidity. > > Can anyone validate this claim? Yes, I saw @i(Protocol) and I enthusiastically recommend that you do NOT see it. I have a very high tolerance for sappy movies, and it exceeded my tolerance by a good margin. Some movies are not for diabetics; this one is not for people. I almost had to go for the barf bag when she started to read the Declaration of Independence to the Senate committee, which was, of course, listening with awe and admiration. Do not see this movie--let it be a flop. -- Scott D. Anderson decvax!ittvax!anderson 203-385-7451 or 203-375-0200 for operator
bbanerje@sjuvax.UUCP (B. Banerjee) (01/28/85)
>> When Goldie showed up at the barbecue party dressed in casual clothes >> and everyone else was wearing formal attire the scene ended. I still >> wonder what went on. >> Bill Louden caribou!bill I haven't seen the movie. The impression I got from the commercial was that she had been invited to a "Roast", which she interpreted as a "Barbecue". -- Binayak Banerjee {allegra | astrovax | bpa | burdvax}!sjuvax!bbanerje P.S. Send Flames, I love mail.