Elizabeth Berridge - One of the worst acting performances ever?
I couldn't even take the movie seriously she was so bad as Constanze. Unbelievably dreadful.
shareI couldn't even take the movie seriously she was so bad as Constanze. Unbelievably dreadful.
shareFrom Wikipedia:
"Meg Tilly was cast as Mozart's wife Constanze, but she tore a ligament in her leg the day before shooting started. She was replaced by Elizabeth Berridge."
Berridge had no rehearsal time.
I thought Berridge did a fine job. Honestly, I have trouble picturing Meg Tilly in the role. It seems like she would come across as too harsh.
shareMe too. I can't imagine Meg Tilly in the role with her meek voice, but Milos Forman seemed infatuated with her.
I think Elizabeth Berridge pulled off a decent performance. Not as remarkable as the two leading men, but then she was allowed less space to maneuver.
Hmmm. I thought she was very memorable--in a good way--as Costanze. I thought she made a good counterpart to Hulce's Mozart. Never really considered people might have a problem with her performance, but obviously there's quite a few of you out there.
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Berridge came off as too modern and money grubbing, whiny.
shareI take it you've never seen Splash?
Or any other Tom Hanks film for that matter?
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Agree that was pretty bad, and her character was Annoying as hell.
" Look, there's two women fuc*ing a polar bear!"
I don't know that I'd say one of the worst ever, but I will agree she's way out of her depth here, and the prestige of the film exacerbates this.
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I don't know what you guys are watching, but I thought she was very good. Considering the limited material she had.
I doubt Meg Tilly could have done any better or even equaled the performance Elizabeth did.
The only thing I objected to with Berridge is that she sounded like she came directly from Hollywood. She slurred words or would say "wanna" instead of want to, etc. I think Meg Tilly would have been better, different and better.
sharei think it was great casting...she had a very youthful naive look that the part called for...a more seasoned actress would not be as convincing to play an innocent girl falling for Salieri's devious offer
shareI agree with the "wanna"s. That should have been corrected.
At first I thought she sounded horrible but she really grew into the role and became more firey as we saw the relationship develop. By the end I thought she stood out and was very good in her role. Quite dynamic.