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That means you would be Princess Humperdinck
Baz was trying to reinvent the modern movie musical, and flying in the face of all studio conventions
HB: You've read the book series dozens of times and you introduced your husband [Moore] to it as well
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They'll come and burn us at the stake if you don't.'" (That would be a particularly unfortunate ending for the pair, since Moore and Dresbach are married and raising two children off-screen.) With the decision already made for her, Dresbach set about creating what she describes as a "very tricky costume." Among the factors she had to take into account were the discrepancies between the actual 18th century French gowns she researched and the dress that Gabaldon invented in print, as well as finding a shade of red that would dazzle the eye without being too "intense" on film