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Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil

John Berendt gives an interview on authoring Midnight in The Garden of Good and Evil about the residents of Savannah, Georgia.  
 
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JimmieColon100 (5 days ago) Show Hide
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But the rebirth of Holmes will be a nice Holiday escape for the modern audience. Check at MovieWatcher . US
derailedpoet (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Loved the movie and has made me want to visit!!!!
jollyroop (3 months ago) Show Hide
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hmmm.....I was kind of disappointed with Savannah but then again I was only there for a few hours.
corrigansue (3 months ago) Show Hide
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It takes more than a few hours to really explore Savannah. You have to spend a day on River Street, walk around the historic district and take at least one of the tours.
scarda912 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Savannahs kind of boeing but it has a lot of history
onemondaynight (3 months ago) Show Hide
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His accent is genuine. In the film, Kevin Spacey does a good job as does the actor playing Joe Odem, although they may be a tad overdone. I am from a small town south of Atlanta, and I have my accent when I drink or when I talk to others who have it. I was educated in Atlanta and much of my dialect fell away there - the more homogenized we become as a culture the less distinct our accents become- shame. But the accents are still to be heard - especially in the older generations.
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Yes. It's similar to the accents of genteel people Montgomery and Mobile, Alabama of an older generation. Few baby boomers have the accent where they drop their "r"s.
JoanOfArc14 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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He is right!!! I got to visit Savannah, probably one of the most beautiful cities you will ever see, soooo much charm. Got to tour the Mercer Williams home where the murder happened. Fascinating book and story.
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i have 2 unopened copies of the audiobook cd's if anyones interested. they were bought for 14.99 plus tax but I'll sell you them for 5 bucks a piece. Anyone interested, email me.
mmedefarge (6 months ago) Show Hide
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It's one of my favorite accents but I was never able to pin it down as to where it came from. The writer, Shelby Foote had that sort of accent, although he hailed originally from Mississippi. He could have read the phone book and it would have sounded good.

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