kaz7
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Last two of the defence to go , didnt need to watch from the start after all, very good . Going with the red door next
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1961_vintage
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No.Baby reindeer, yes or no?
Just watched it on YouTube, contradicts herself constantly. It's like a bonus episode of the show. That actress who played her will win a baftaShe’s fucked in the head her, she basically said non of it happened and is going to sue, well it will all come out if she does!
Bill Walker
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I didn't like it. No.Baby reindeer, yes or no?
Uncle Wally One Ball
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No for me. I found the bloke to be maddening. Talk about inviting shit upon yourself. I got annoyed all the way through at how complicit he was in much that was happening.Baby reindeer, yes or no?
YesBaby reindeer, yes or no?
Thoroughly enjoyed it .
kaz7
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Binging dopestick this afternoon, as someome who uses opiates and used to work for big pharma and has experience in launching a new drug i can see how they got into such a state and how people get addicted to pain killers, not sure they should take the blame for the yanks becoming addicted to oxy, it is too huge a debate for a sunday afternoon though , might start a thread tomorrow
I think it's worth a watch, if only for the female lead; she is bloody great.No for me. I found the bloke to be maddening. Talk about inviting shit upon yourself. I got annoyed all the way through at how complicit he was in much that was happening.
I agree about the bloke though, and having watched the real "stalker" give her interview I think she has a case for her side of the story to be told. I do believe she has some kind of personality issue, and I also think she is unable (to the nth degree) to interpret social interactions but he and Netflix have allowed her identity to be easily deduced.
She is obviously damaged in some way, and it all feels a bit uncomfortable now
Do you not think the whole thing is all a bit contrived? The whole story, him being the lead actor who was stalker, her now identified and doing bloody Piers Morgan interviews. It’s created an almost unprecedented advertising campaign for it and it’s the talk of the country. All a bit convenient for me.I think it's worth a watch, if only for the female lead; she is bloody great.
I agree about the bloke though, and having watched the real "stalker" give her interview I think she has a case for her side of the story to be told. I do believe she has some kind of personality issue, and I also think she is unable (to the nth degree) to interpret social interactions but he and Netflix have allowed her identity to be easily deduced.
She is obviously damaged in some way, and it all feels a bit uncomfortable now
Maybe.Do you not think the whole thing is all a bit contrived? The whole story, him being the lead actor who was stalker, her now identified and doing bloody Piers Morgan interviews. It’s created an almost unprecedented advertising campaign for it and it’s the talk of the country. All a bit convenient for me.
At the moment though I'm leaning towards the "artistic license" being intrusive and almost slanderous (if, as she says, she has never spent any time in prison).
I've no doubt being stalked is horrendous (happened to me, for about 2 years, many years ago. Ex husband, after he got released from prison after a physical assault on me), but this guy seems to have gone for broke and sod any "extras" he has added.
If she did send 41000 emails then that's more than scary. I think she has multiple issues if that's the case, and his life must have been hell.
I honestly doubt if it has been contrived though.