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Life On Fletcher: On Being George & Jenna
Posted on Monday, April 13, 2009
In this week’s fifth episode of Life On Fletcher we bring you “On Being George and Jenna” an interview featuring Dana Puddicombe and Vanessa Dunn discussing their experience playing the adorable couple of George and Jenna in the second season of B.J. Fletcher: Private Eye. We look forward to reading your comments and hope you enjoy it!
Labels: dana puddicombe, life on fletcher, vanessa dunn
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6 Comments:
Woohoo it's tuesday again!
Thanks Dana and Vanessa this was really interesting and insightful. Not to mention funny : )
Vanessa you nailed the British accent and I happen to think the newfoundland accent IS sexy Dana.
Stay cool x
"desk" :D :D
nice little episode, I hope Vanessa will bei in season 3 and I think her dog should also have a small part ;D
can't wait for next tuesday, greetings from Germany! :)
That was great, just the little pick me up I needed for the rest of the day. I'm glad Vanessa's more lighthearted than Jenna because Jenna's far too serious most of the time. I'm also happy that Dana's goofy like George because that's my favorite thing about Ms. Drew.
The accents, yea I agree, Newfoundland not so much sexy but intriguing and definitely magical. A British accent, sexy, and Vanessa really pulls it off well. Can't wait for next Tuesday. <3
This was a very pleasant interview both actresses are really attractive and intelligent, so nice to listen to also. I like the passion for George that Vanessa brings to Jenna, it is really believable that she wants George and this adds so much to enjoying their romance. I find the scene in the tacky seafood restaurant very funny, "Mum, Mother, Mummy, everything is fried." Reminds me of the show "Absolutely Fabulous". Thanks for the interview.
Oh My God, I love these extra bits it so nice to get the behind the camera views from everyone associated with the show.
Keep the good times a rollin'!!
I totally understand the accent thing.. I have a Cape Breton one, which isn't as thick as a Newfoundland accent, but basically the same idea. It's magical, for sure! :)
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