| newspaper - Almost made it The Sydney Times. 07-12-1997. p.70 |
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Chris Thomas
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| Feeling behind the review is really encapsulated in the title. Score 6.5/10
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| journal - Choice Illustration of Life's Ups and Down's. Business Review Weekly. 17-11-1997. p.111 |
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Author Unknown
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| Described as "elegant and moving", evenhanded review
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| newspaper - Frannie Goes to Hollywood The Sydney Morning Herald. 21-11-1997. pp.8-9 |
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Ruth Hussey
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| Neat interview and overview of O'Connor's career.
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| newspaper - Heading in a new direction. Canberra Times. 29-11-1997. p.20 |
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Jeremy Eccles
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| Article details Nowlan's brief career and all the awards that her actors have won.[full record]
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| newspaper - Hopeless romantics que here The Age. 20-11-1997. p.135 |
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Michael Bodey
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| A bad review blaming "charmless direction"
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| newspaper - No Thanks The Herald Sun. 20-11-1997. p.40 |
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Author Unknown
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| A quite critical review, calling the gilm "wishy washy".
Contains photograph taken from the film.
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| newspaper - No Title The Age. 21-11-1997. p.4 |
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Jim Schembri
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| Average review, gives Thank God He met Lizzie, 2.5 out of 5 stars
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| newspaper - No Title West Australian. 26-11-1997 |
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Mark Naglazas
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| Believes that the film is stuck in "socialist observation".
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| newspaper - No Title Courier Mail. 22-11-1997. p.10 |
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Niel Melloy
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| Scores 3/5 stars
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| newspaper - Nowland sets her gaze on flaws in the AFI system West Australian. 22-11-1997. p.106 |
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Mark Naglazas
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| Tells the story of how Long and Nowlan met and then planned out the script[full record]
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| newspaper - Romantic Fiction The Australian. 08-10-1997. p.31 |
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Helen Garner
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| What turn out to be a long review that intimately pinpoints minor discrepancies within the film such as a bad script development.
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| newspaper - Romantic Friction The Australian. 08-10-1997. p.31 |
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Helen Garner
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| Partially critical and partially complementary, this article begins with the quote from screen writer Alexandra Long, "Romantic Love must die".
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| newspaper - Star seeks dizzy heights The Sunday Herald Sun. |
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Liz Deegan
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| Outlines Roxburgh's career in a pre- "Thank God He met Lizzie" interview working to generate interest in his upcoming film.
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| newspaper - What Kate did next The Sunday Age. 09-11-1997. pp.5-6 |
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Barbara Hooks
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| Describes Blanchett's career from drama school (NIDA) in 1992, to the film Oscar and Lucinda.
Also mentions marriage in the film and quotes Cate's comments ...[full record]
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| newspaper - Why we met Jenny The Sydney Morning Herald. 22-11-1997. pp.9-10 |
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Bob Ellis
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| Uses "Thank God He met Lizzie" as a basis for an discussion on hetrosexual realtionships in the 90's.
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