Needing a Polynesian female for the key role of Queen Malama, the Alii Nui, the producers hired a native Tahitian for the role. French-speaking Jocelyne LaGarde had never acted before and could not speak English; however, her screen test showed a powerful presence, and the producers hired a coach to train her phonetically to handle the character’s dialog. Of the all-star cast, LaGarde would be the only one to earn an Academy Award nomination and the only one to win a Golden Globe Award.

REALLY, ACADEMY? REALLY. 

I MEAN, I GET IT, SHE’S TAHITIAN BUT HER CHARACTER WAS THE WORST! Her lines were broken English! I was almost ~offended by the way they portrayed her! 

GET YOUR STUFF TOGETHER, ACADEMY. Nomination. Pfffffft.

This is so weird/hard to explain but today I got the feeling that I always get when it’s summer. I was walking outside in the sun and it just gave me the warmth/feeling of summer. And it’s this feeling, that’s hard to explain and I’m not sure if anyone else feels this way, but it was just for a moment that this feeling came over me and for a moment my stress for school went away. And it felt nice. And I can’t wait for that feeling to be real, when it’s May 25th.

For my own selfish reasons I think it would be nice if The Office ended next year.

It would be a nice full circle ending, since I’ll be graduating next year, and I started watching when I first went to my school, so.

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HOW MANY MONTHS TILL LONDON O M G 

U S A! U S A!

“How can you not like the Olympics? Are you a communist? Or even worse than a communist, because communists WATCH the Olympics!” Words I actually said.