#sabrina grdevich

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"SHEILA, OPEN."

PIC INFO: Spotlight on the absolute state of visual FX in 2001 -- Canadian actress Sabrina Grdevich as Sheila the mecha secretary, from the American science fiction film "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence" (2001), written & directed by Steven Spielberg.

Source: www.inverse.com/article/9529-spielberg-s-a-i-artificial-intelligence-feels-right-despite-bad-science.

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Wong & Winchester

Wong & Winchester (Serie 2023) #GraceLynnKung #SofiaBanzhaf #JoeCobden #AnthonyLemke #CatLemieux #MathiasRetamal Mehr auf:

Serie Jahr: 2023- Genre: Comedy / Krimi / Drama Hauptrollen: Grace Lynn Kung, Sofia Banzhaf, Joe Cobden, Anthony Lemke, Cat Lemieux, Mathias Retamal, Deena Aziz, Sabrina Grdevich, Clarice Coulter, Andreas Apergis, Catherine Bérubé, Kenny Wong, Fallon Bowman … Serienbeschreibung: Folgen Sie der Privatdetektivin Marissa und ihrer Fahrerin, während sie Fälle aufdecken … und sich gegenseitig…

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100% agreeable list, but I'd definitely throw these onto there as well.

Motoki - Steve Bednarski (Cloverway). Could not give a single shit about Colin O'Mera as "Andrew" in the DiC dub, he was that generic. Steve gave Motoki the sort of portrayal he needed to have similarly to how Lucien Dodge would in the Viz dub. On one hand, it meant he had to lose his role as "Chad", which went to two weak replacements. On the other hand, he still fits Motoki better than he did Fiore!

Yuichiro - Steve Bednarski (DiC). Steve's first SM role, and he's the reason I think changing Yuichiro into a homeless struggling rock singer worked as well as it did. Damon D'Oliveira was terrible at attempting to recreate it, and Jason Barr just dropped the accent altogether yet was more obnoxious than endearing, sounding like a poor attempt at what Wally Wingert would end up doing succesfully.

Unazuki - Sabrina Grdevich & Catherine Disher (Dic/Cloverway). Like with her Ann, I don't know why Sabrina's Unazuki clicked as well as it did, but I like it. Catherine Disher in the Cloverway dub of S is a little closer to how Veronica Taylor does her in the Viz dub, and suits this role better than she did Mimet, who she was dreadfully miscast as (Why'd they get Eudial and Mimet's casting so ass backwards?)

Zoisite - Kirsten Bishop (DiC). Gender aside, Kirsten definitely understood the assignment and played Zoisite the best we could've asked her. Deepen the voice and it's a dead ringer for Lucien Dodge!

Kunzite - Denis Akiyama (DiC). Hey, if inconsistency takes you off the list, then Wiseman shouldn't have gotten on there! I will say that Denis' "Malachite" is particularly frustrating case of it because if he'd kept the deeper tone he began with nailed down for the whole performance rather than been hampered by inept, rushed direction, he'd have been the one Shittenou voice I'd have straight up prefered in the DiC dub compared to Viz! Which is not dissing Patrick Seitz, who absolutely kills it in the role, but something about the quality of Denis' voice and his accent just screams "King of the Middle East". But after Zoisite's death, he just lost his solid footing with the voice and oftentimes sounded lighter and younger than Nephrite did!

Koan - Alice Poon (DiC). It's insane. Literally the one and only Specter Sister voice that DiC got right, and she's the only one to not make it through the full run, being traded out for the absolute worst miscast for a Specter Sister voice in Mary Long's shit rendition.

Kyuusuke - Nicola St. John (DiC/Cloverway). Yes, his voice was very grating and obnoxious. So is Kyle Hebert's in the Viz dub. He's kind of supposed to sound obnoxious, and in this case I'll take the one that grates on you but actually sounds age appropriate!

Definitely agree on the Amazon Quartet VAs. Both casts did great, it's just that the Cloverway one was stuck in a crappy production.

The Coulda Been Contenders:

Usagi - Terri Hawkes (DiC). Poor, poor Terri. Easily the most iconic and well known Sailor Moon dub VA other than Stephanie Sheh, and we know she's got the talent and potential to do the part justice. We even hear it in a select few lines. But goddamn Roland "Melvin" Parliament did her no favors, telling her that her every take was solid and encouraging her misinterpretation of the character to the point where it just became deeply ingrained into her and the audience. If Tracey Moore was to be traded out for anyone else, then she needed to do her damndest to fill those shoes and she just...didn't. At all.

Luna - Jill Frappier (DiC). Yes, really. I think the initial turning down of Jill in the role for sounding "too old" was correct, but also that if Jill had been directed to at least try to put on a younger sounding voice, we could've gotten something unique and well acted out of her in this role. But hey, we got "the NEGAVERSE!" out of what she went for!

Nephrite - Kevin Lund (DiC). Wheezy evil laugh aside, his voice for Nephrite in his first two episodes (both Tracey Moore episodes before Roland took over, funny that) worked for him, he does good when he puts on the "Maxfield Stanton" facade, and every now and then he got slam dunk deliverys like when creating his star crystal and during the big final act of his final episode. I don't know what happened and what he thought he was doing for the majority of his performance but wow. WOW, was it ever laughable and ill-fitting!

Queen Metalia - Maria Vacratsis (DiC). Another one who suffered from inconsistency, but the thing is that if she maintained her voice from her debut (a Tracey Moore episode, funny that), she'd have been pitch perfect. But the problem is that she was used on so many Youma beforehand and so what her voice devolved into was just another generic "Monster of the Week" voice. For the Nega Force!

The All-Time Loser:

Yeah. History really repeated itself with Umino. Roland Parliament's strangely Terry Klassen-esque voice worked perfectly for him to start with, but after Sailor Mercury's debut he began exaggerating it to be higher, shriller and more annoying because Roland finally "found the character's voice" (read: a total caricature). Similarly, Ben Diskin had a workable voice for Umino in the first few episodes, but it went south for him once again after Sailor Mercury's debut, and rather than ease into something more along the lines of Max from Miraculous, he deepened the voice and made it soudn ridiculously sickly and nasal, which absolutely killed dead any attempts at comedic delivery.

I know he's one of the least liked characters in the series, but man, he didn't deserve to be done so dirty twice!

So, I think the Viz dub of Sailor Moon is unquestionably the definitive English dub, no question about it. It blows DiC and Cloverway out of the water, and while I miss some of DiC's musical scores and songs, it is still clearly superior. With that said, these are the voices from those old dubs that I feel are just as good - and rarely, even better - than Viz's ones.

Usagi - Tracey Moore (DiC). To this day, Tracey Moore might be the most believable voice Usagi has ever had. Kotono Mitsuishi and Stephanie Sheh may be more definitive, but both are clearly putting on a high-pitched voice, whereas Moore's high-pitched voice sounded natural, like a real teenage girl's. More importantly, she nailed Usagi's character. Beyond Terri Hawkes being completely failed by her incompetent fanboy of a voice director who lacked all objectivity when it came to her and Linda Ballantyne being miscast, neither of them got Usagi's character right, voicing her as if she's a regular teenage girl which Usagi is not: she's a 14 year old who starts out with the maturity of a 7 year old. Moore had that childish quality down perfectly, as well as the heroic quality as Sailor Moon. That she ended up voicing the character the least out of anyone due to DiC rushing production is absolutely criminal.

Ami - Karen Bernstein (DiC). C'mon, how can you not like that odd Trans-Atlantic accent she gives Ami? Or the way she says "Mercury Bubbles - BLAST!" It sounds so appealing.

Rei - Katie Griffin (DiC/Cloverway). Now I love Cristina Vee, and kudos to Emily Barlow for temporarily filling in for Katie and giving a damn fine impression. But something about Katie's voice for Rei just sounds, much like Tracey Moore as Usagi, natural. I tend not to hear someone putting on a voice performance with Katie; I just hear Rei / Sailor Mars herself.

Makoto - Susan Roman (DiC/Cloverway). She did a great job. Not much else to say.

Minako - Emily Barlow (Cloverway). I will say that Stephanie Morgenstern did a far better job in the Pioneer-issued DiC movie dubs than she did in the show proper, but I still felt she failed when it came to conveying Minako's comedic side. Emily Barlow, fresh off of filling in for Katie Griffin as Mars, did a great job with that part of Minako's character. She was hilarious.

Mamoru - Vincent Corazza (DiC/Cloverway). Rino Romano was good as Mamoru but not as Tuxedo Mask, while Toby Proctor sucked as both. While he's no Robbie Daymond, Vincent Corazza is still the first to actually do the voices for Mamoru and his alter-ego well.

Artemis - Ron Rubin (DiC/Cloverway). Ron Rubin took a long time to get this voice down, voicing him too deeply in his first two episodes and then too high and scratchy for most of the DiC dub afterwards. But by the movies and Cloverway, he'd settled into an appropriate sounding voice for the character, nailing both his even-tempered and his comedic moments.

Shingo - Julie Lemieux (DiC/Cloverway). Here it is: a rare case of an old dub voice being much better than the Viz dub counterpart. I have no idea why Nicolas Roye was cast by Viz, but it didn't work. Julie Lemieux's voice actually sounds like a young boy's and is fitting to hear coming out of Shingo's mouth, rather than endlessly distracting like hearing Roye's is.

Naru - Mary Long (DiC/Cloverway). "It's Mawwwwwly!" Look, take the memeable accent out of the equation and Mary Long still put on a sweet and earnest performance as Usagi's best friend. And while I normally prefer Danielle Judovits, Mary's acting in Nephrite's death scene absolutely puts her to shame. It truly sounds like a girl screaming and crying as her love dies.

Chibiusa - Stephanie Beard (Cloverway). It's Suga BayBee, do I need to explain more?

Queen Beryl - Naz Edwards (DiC). The only issue I have with Naz Edwards is that she often wasn't directed to keep her voice down when she should in a scene, but that's not her fault. That aside, she was incredible as Queen Beryl, giving a theatrical performance that is both amusingly camp when it needed to be and maliciously terrifying when it needed to be. I honestly think Viz lucked out, as Cindy Robinson is perhaps the only voice actress I know of who is capable of matching Naz vocally. It is very difficult for me to choose between them.

Jadeite - Tony Daniels (DiC). Kevin Lund could've been great as Nephrite but he sucked due to crappy direction, Kirsten Bishop was great as Zoisite but the gender was all wrong, and Denis Akayama was wildly inconsistent as Kunzite. Tony Daniels as Jadeite is the only one who got it down perfectly, with a suitably smug, sadistic, raspy voice that could also disguise itself whenever the character was disguising himself. I prefer Todd Haberkorn, especially since he can do equally well as Crystal's Jadeite, but Tony Daniels was still great.

Ail - Vincent Corazza (DiC). Look, Brian Beacock is more accurate to the Japanese voice and has a better script, but I just love Vincent Corazza's dorkier take. It's just so lovable!

En - Sabrina Grdevich (DiC). Look, Dorothy Fahn is more accurate to the Japanese voice and has a better script, but I just love Sabrina Gredvich's dorkier take. It's just so lovable!

Grandpa Hino - John Stocker (Cloverway). Another time an old dub voice surpassed Viz! Michael Sorich does great and all, but John Stocker is a perfect match to the Japanese voice and even looks a lot like the character in real life! It was a casting match made in Heaven.

Rubeus - Robert Tinkler (DiC). For a third time, the old dub surpasses the new dub. Steve Staley worked better for Rubeus in Crystal, whereas Robert Tinkler did a far better job embodying the far more monstrous version in the 90s anime, with a deep voice prone to bouts of unhinged laughter. He really made Rubeus a character that you loved to despise.

Esmeraude - Kirsten Bishop (DiC). This was Bishop's best role, IMO. She had already displayed a great cackling laugh as Zoisite, so her then playing Esmeraude was perfect.

Saphir - Lyon Smith (DiC). Not much to say here. He did good.

Demande - Robert Bockstael (DiC). Sexy but creepy voice is fittingly sexy but creepy.

Wiseman - Tony Daniels (DiC). Tony did as good a job as Wiseman as he did with Jadeite, which is why it's so frustrating that he kept getting hampered by needless vocal effects.

Professor Tomoe - Jeff Lumby (Cloverway). Jeff Lumby did an excellent job being hammy, sinister, intelligent and hilarious sounding. He was clearly having a total blast in this role.

Diana - Loretta Jafelice (Cloverway). Her high, squeaky voice was annoying, but perfect.

Fisheye - Deborah Drakeford (Cloverway). What is fascinating about Deborah's performance is that even as the fact was being censored for TV, she still voiced the character like a trans woman. There are several occasions where you can hear a masculine quality seep through even though it's a female voice actress. She deserves mad props for that.

Hawk's Eye - Benji Plener (Cloverway). He sounds a lot like Michael Yurchak, just slightly more posh, and something about his pink hair and outfit makes a posh tone fit him well.

Pegasus - Rowan Tichenor (Cloverway). Now hear me out on this last one - I am saying he was good as Pegasus. A soft, deep and dignified voice makes sense for him, and makes him more mysterious. The mistake came when they didn't cast someone else to voice Helios, as that voice coming out of him is more jarring than Nicolas Roye's voice coming out of Shingo!

Honorable Mention: The Amazoness Quartet. Their old dub voices were fine, but I can't say they qualify for this list since their Viz dub voices outperform them to an extreme degree.

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A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001)

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Who: Sabrina Grdevich as Cynthia Fuller What: Smythe Patch Pocket Duchess Blazer in Kelly Green Plaid - Sold Out Where: Ginny & Georgia 2x08 “Hark! Darkness Decends!“ ,  Ginny & Geogia 2x09 “Kill Gill”

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Sabrina Grdevich

Facts

October 7, 1970

Canadian actress

Filmography

Shannon [Saying Yes to Christmas: 2021]

Florence/ Nancy [Slasher: 2016-2021]

Cynthia [Ginny & Georgia: 2021]

Maxine [Intelligence: 2005-2006]

Claire [Slings and Arrows: 2003]

Cathy [Traders: 1996-1998]

Ruth [Little Criminals: 1995]

Appearance

ginger

green eyes

1,68m

Roleplay

playable: young adult, adult

Icons: Ginny & Georgia

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A DECADES YEAR OLD ROBOT THAT HASN'T AGED A DAY -- THE FACE OF CUTTING EDGE INCARNATE.

PIC(S) INFO: Mega spotlight on film stills of Canadian actress Sabrina Grdevich as Sheila the mecha secretary (a.k.a. Gynoid/Fembot), a taste of the visual FX artistry from the American science fiction film "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence" (2001), written & directed by Steven Spielberg.

"The idea that A.I. could be developed to such an extent was total fairy tale 30 years ago, as it is today,” says Jan Harlan, Kubrick’s brother-in-law and longtime producer, in an email. I asked Harlan why he thought Kubrick became so obsessed with this story. ""Obsessed" is the wrong word,” he says. ""In loving search for a story worth telling on the screen" is better.""

-- THE RINGER, "From Kubrick to Spielberg: The Story of "A.I.,"" by Tim Greiving, June, 2021

Sources: www.inverse.com/article/9529-spielberg-s-a-i-artificial-intelligence-feels-right-despite-bad-science, IMDb, Ford on Film, various, etc...

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Sabrina Grdevich on Ginny & Georgia Season 1

as Cynthia on Ginny & Georgia S1 E1 & E1

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Slings & Arrows - Episode 1.01 Oliver’s Dream ↳ “You know who is coming? My high school drama teacher. I nearly freaked when I heard his message. I mean, all the girls were in love with him.”

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“Ophelia is a child. She has been dominated by powerful men all of her life and suddenly they all disappear. Her brother goes to France; her father is murdered by her boyfriend, and he is shipped off to England. She is alone for the first time, grieving and heartbroken and guilty because, as far as she’s concerned, it’s all her fault. She ignored her brother’s advice and fell in love with Hamlet, and now her father is dead, all because of her. And the pain, and the loss, and the shame, and the guilt, all of this is gnawing away inside this little child’s mind and it comes out as little songs. ‘And will he not come again? And will he not come again? No, no, he is dead.’ My father is dead, and I killed him. Okay? Now, let’s try it again, without the Vietnam flashback.”

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Slasher: Flesh & Blood will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on May 17 via RLJE Films. The fourth season of the horror anthology series is streaming exclusively on Shudder.

Created by Aaron Martin (Another Life), the show stars A.J. Simmons, Alex Ozerov, Chris Jacot, Jeananne Goossen, Maria del Mar, Paula Brancati, Rachael Crawford, Sabrina Grdevich, Sydney Meyer, Patrick Garrow, and David Cronenberg.

Special features are listed below.

Special features:

Behind the Scenes of Slasher: Flesh & Blood

In Conversation with Cronenberg

Black Spot FX on Slasher: Flesh & Blood

Meet the Galloways

Reliving the Kill

A wealthy, dysfunctional family gathers for a reunion on a secluded island only to learn they’ll be pitted against one another in a cruel game of life and death, all while being stalked by a mysterious masked killer.

Pre-order Slasher: Flesh and Blood.

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Slings & Arrows  -  The Movie Network/Movie Central  -  November 3, 2003 - August 28, 2006

Comedy (18 episodes)

Running Time:  45 minutes

Stars

Paul Gross as Geoffrey Tennant

Stephen Ouimette as Oliver Welles

Martha Burns as Ellen Fanshaw

Rachel McAdams as Kate

Luke Kirby as Jack Crew

Jennifer Irwin as Holly Day

Susan Coyne as Anna Conroy

Sean Cullen as Basil

Sabrina Grdevich as Claire Donner

Marcia Bennett as May Silverstone

Graham Harley as Cyril

Michael Polley as Frank

Matt FitzGerald as Sloan

Catherine Fitch as Maria

Don McKellar as Darren Nichols

Mark McKinney as Richard Smith-Jones

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Vlastní cestou | V zajetí minulosti

Hrdina kanadské komedie Vince (Rossif Sutherland) strávil pět let v kriminále a chtěl by za svou minulostí udělat tlustou čáru. Jeho bývalý šéf Kranski (Donald Sutherland), což je velmi nebezpečný muž, mu však dá jasně najevo, že takhle jednoduché to nebude. Má u něho velký dluh a ten musí splatit. Vince tedy začne znovu krást auta, ale setkání s krásnou Belindou (Rebecca Romijnová) mu dá novou naději. Obchodnice s uměním v něm totiž objeví pozoruhodný talent a podá mu pomocnou ruku…

Vlastní cestou | V zajetí minulosti was originally published on Kritiky.cz

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Masterlist - Female Ginger

 2000s

Abby Donnelly

Beatrice Kitsos

Bebe Wood

Darby Camp

Ella Ballentine

Francesca Capaldi

Isla Johnston

Larsen Thompson

Liliana Mumy

Lilly Dreesen

Maggie Elizabeth Jones

Sadie Sink

Sadie Stanley

Sophia Lillis

Summer Fontana

90s

Abigail Cowen

Alexia Fast

Alina Bobyleva

Alina Kovalenko

Annie Thurman

Bonnie Wright

Carmen Solomons

Dakota Blue Richards

Debby Ryan

Elizabeth McLaughlin

Ellie Bamber

Emma Kenney

Georgie Henley

Georgina Sadler

Helena Barlow

Janet Devlin

Jeni Ross

Jordan Clark

Juliette Angelo

Katherine Barrell

Katie Stevens

Lily Newmark

Liv Hewson

Louisa Connelly-Burnham

Mackenzie Lintz

Madelaine Petsch

Madeline Brewer

Madison Lintz

Madisen Beaty

Molly Quinn

Poppy Gilbert

Rachel Hurd Wood

Rosie Day

Shannon Purser

Sophie Turner

Swantje Wördemann

Tavi Gevinson

Zoe de Grand Maison

80s

Alex Paxton Beesley

Amanda Righetti

Amy Manson

Amy Wren

Annette Lober

Ashley Bell

Barbara Meier

Breeda Wool

Brittany Allen

Brittany Snow

Cinitia Dicker

Danielle Kind

Diana Gómez

Emily Tyra

Emily Wilson

Evan Rachel Wood

Genevieve Angelson

Haley Strode

Holland Roden

Holley Fain

Holliday Grainger

Jade Ramsey

Jane Levy

Jessica Keenan Wynn

Jill Morrison

Josefine Preuß

Joy Nash

Julianne Hough

Juno Temple

Karen Gillan

Katie Leclerc

Lindsay Lohan

Lily Cole

Marcella Lentz-Pope

Maria Burghardt

Meg Steedle

Nicole LaLiberte

Palina Rojinski

Rose Leslie

Sarah Hay

Tuppence Middleton

Vanessa Bayer

Vanessa Lee Evigan

Zena Grey

Zoe Boyle

70s

Amy Adams

Antonia Holfelder

Chelah Horsdal

Clare Grant

Darby Stanchfield

Elisabeth Gelabert

Erin Chambers

Katherine Parkinson

Isla Fisher

Jessica Chastain

JoAnna Garcis Swisher

Lauren Ambrose

Marielle Heller

Nathalie Boltt

Rebecca Mader

Sabrina Grdevich

Sarah Rafferty

Sasha Alexander

60s

Alex Kingston

Amy Yasbeck

Andrea Sawatzki              

Connie Britton

Julianne Moore

Kate Walsh

Lea Thompson

Marcia Cross

Molly Ringwald

Rebecca Stab

Susan Walters

Tilda Swinton

50s

Annette Bening

Chloe Webb

Dana Delaney

Ellen Crawford

Laura Innes

Patricia Bethune