Posted by Count75 on January 5, 2014, 10:09 pm, in reply to "Re: Downton Abbey"
--Previous Message-- : I agree the effect is poor and disappointing, : although I know at least part of that is due : to lighting. I have seen the laurel leaf : tiara Lady Mary wears in the previous : seasons (including for her wedding) in real : life in the window of Bentley & Skinner : in London and it sparkles a lot more than it : did on the telly! : : : --Previous Message-- : It broadcasted in Portugal on december 26th. : I : agree, the tiaras looked real enough but had : no sparckle or any glitter! I liked the one : on Countess Grantham, it reminded me of some : I've seen. I imagine, if the tiaras were : indeed real, that they tried them not to : glitter much, for camera efects I supose. : But Shirley MacLaine's "emerald : tiara" was the poorest imitation of a : tiara possible! And suposably worn by an : american multimilionaire...When she turned : her back on the camera the back side of the : tiara looked like plastic...and perhaps it : was Does anyone have a pic of it so we can : have a better look? : : : : : : --Previous Message-- : Yesterday Dutch TV finally showed the last : episode of the last series of Downton Abbey. : Lots of diadems and jewels because there : were three different evening events with : jewels. : : There was anticipation on this board because : even real (historical) jewels would have : been used. I must say, I was disappointed. : Or all jewels were fake, or the lighting was : poor, but in general there was hardly any : sparkle coming from these jewels. Even : simple rhinestone or swarovski crystal : jewels sparkle more than what I saw on : Downton Abbey. I was pretty un-impressed : with the jewelry. What are the feelings of : the others who probably saw Downton Abbey as : well? : : : : : If they used real jewels their insurance premium would be higher not to mention the cost of extra security.
on January 5, 2014, 10:09 pm, in reply to "