In a rom-com film, you have this common scenario: the guy's a jerk and the girl knows that when they first meet. But later in the film, the jerk does a nice thing and the girl looks at him with "that look- that tells us that she's thinking that "wow, did he really do something nice?- and it's the first hint of romantic things to come. Then later, the jerk does another nice, cutesy thing and the girl gives him "that look- again that says, "hey, maybe I've been wrong about him- and her romantic feelings intensifies.
Haylie Duff did a great job showing us "this look- in her Hallmark film, Christmas Mix, but I can't find the script anywhere.
Any ideas how I can write "that look- in my script or do I have to resort to using the long winded, "She gives him 'that look' that tells us that she's thinking 'wow, did he really do something nice?' -
Thanks.
Haylie Duff did a great job showing us "this look- in her Hallmark film, Christmas Mix, but I can't find the script anywhere.
Any ideas how I can write "that look- in my script or do I have to resort to using the long winded, "She gives him 'that look' that tells us that she's thinking 'wow, did he really do something nice?' -
Thanks.
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