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No one has mentioned Marlee Matlin's current project: The character of Jodi Lerner on The L Word.
The 5th season is currently running on Showtime, and she came to the cast during the 3rd season. Her character is the lover of another character, Bette, played by Jennifer Beals (of Flashdance fame). As a hearing ASL student, I love, love, LOVE watching the characters of Jodi and Bette sign to each other. Yes, much of it is coupled with speech, but it's still great to see sign language as such a significant part of the show. Other characters are picking up signs, too, and Jodi is interacting more with others. It's interesting to watch both worlds coming together... sometimes successfully, sometimes not so much. Great lessons to be learned there. |
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Yeah, I was going to watch "The L Word", I noticed that they don't have close captioned that I can not understand what the hearing actors say on the T.V series. I knew that Marlee Matlin and Deanne Bray were on the series. So I was disappointed. I hope they will put the close captioned program later when they show the series again. Oh, well, what come around will come around soon.
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hello AquaBlue,
I do understand, what you mean????.... but I think, you could to be understand, why we just are popular of Marlee Matlin? Because, She did hard working for herself actress. I see, that is not different, so we are deaf. Marlee Matlin is deaf, too. we know, we are the same culture deaf. It is not cool?? that is why, we were excited to watch one movie from Marlee Matlin. Are you not excite to watch it?? In Europe, we do love one deaf woman "Emmanuelle Laborit. she does very good Job of actress. we from Europe love Emmanuelle Laborit, because she has very good actress on the stage theatre, made a movie "jenseit der Stille" and made herself write a book "the cry of the cull" look over website ...... maybe Do ya all know her? In Paris, Emmanuelle Laborit builds bridges between the deaf and hearing - International Herald Tribune
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See for yourself: Where the truth Lies
It appears no closed caption, I do have the DVD of it.
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No, it was seen on Lifetime, not HBO, It's a true story movie. It did had closed caption when it was first aired on lifetime, I have most movies that were first seen on Lifetime that are true story most of them do not have closed caption on DVDs.
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I haven't seen that movie yet. where was I?
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Where did you hear this from? Marlee lost her hearing when she was 18 months old from a fever associated with rosela. Her parents decide to sign and speak to her at the same time. Marlee learned to sign and speak with the help of modern technology. Marlee mainstreamed at public school with other children that were not deaf. In 1989 she started in a movie called "The Bridge To Silence" this was her first speaking role. In 1991 Marlee was performing for the TV show called "Reasonable Doubts" with Mark Harmon so therefore she did not learn to speak later.
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It was on HBO, I remembered that movie well! I bet some of the parts were cut out on lifetime, which I am not surprise. It did have closed caption and that was an old movie. I am not "Speaking of DVD" I am speaking on TV on HBO. I seen it.
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Television has aired one of her projects, "Where The Truth" And Marlee Martin In September, 1999, under her Solo One Productions banner, Marlee embarked on her first effort as Executive Producer and starred in the courtroom thriller Where the Truth Lies for Lifetime Television and in 2003 I don't see where it says was aired on "HBO"
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Marlee Matlin Please provide a link to where it stated that she did not learn to speak until after "Children Of Lesser God".
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And that is my answer to the original question as well. I like Marlee Matlin because she's hot. I always liked her as a kid because she was the only visible deaf actress I knew (except for Linda Bove) but now that she is on L Word, well, she is just gorgeous to me. When I found out Deanne Bray is on there too...loved her in F.B. Eye...well L Word is now my top favorite show! Now I get to see Marlee play a person who is like me...yummy.
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Ahh gotcha... that's what I thought, but I wasnt sure so I had to ask.
Yayness- lesbians rock! For me, I never really thought Marlee was attractive until she showed her sexy side on The L Word, however, I'd rather pick Jennifer Beal (Bette) over her. On the other hand, I'm happy for Bette to meet Jodi because I like Jodi better than Tina.
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