Jun 14, 2020
Skimbleshanks... please be gentle with the Jemima.
Madrid 2004: Alberto Sanchez, with Sandra Rausell as Jemima and Helen de Quiroga as Grizabella. Compare how gentle 1998 film Skimble is!
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Skimbleshanks... please be gentle with the Jemima.
Madrid 2004: Alberto Sanchez, with Sandra Rausell as Jemima and Helen de Quiroga as Grizabella. Compare how gentle 1998 film Skimble is!
Teaching the girls to admire a Real Gentleman. ‘Bustopher Jones’, Madrid 2004.
Marta Malone as Jennyanydots, Sandra Rausell as Jemima, Guadalupe Lancho as Demeter, Teresa Cora as Victoria, Gorane Markinez as Jellylorum.
He protecc!
No nasty audience gets to stare at Jemima on Tumblebrutus’ watch.
Juan Carlos Verdú as Tumblebrutus, Sandra Rausell as Jemima; Madrid 2004.
Cassandra (Laura Rodríguez) and the mystic twins (Santiago Cano and Silvia Álvarez) in the quiet interlude before “Moments of Happiness”, Madrid 2004.
Also Demeter and Jemima (Guadalupe Lancho and Sandra Rausell), lounging around prettily - and also Pouncival (Andrés Pérez Lopez) who wants to get in on the cuddles and gets ignored.
(But it’s alright - he gets a hug in the end.)
I can’t decide who’s reaction to Jenny’s name is more adorable. Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer, going from nosetouches to mad rolling giggles? Jemima and Pouncival bouncing together? Victoria pawing at her ears? Bombalurina and Jellylorum going AW YISS WE GET TO DO THE ANDREW SISTERS THING? Plato being very very tol and pawing at his ears? Or the way Skimbleshanks just dissolves into a string of exclamation points?
Madrid 2004.
Alonzo, please don’t yeet the kitten.
The line that Pouncival interrupts - “Jellicle cats are merry / and bright!” in English is here “Whether they be large / or small!” So Alonzo apparently disagrees with the presence of small Jellicles - or one particular inconvenient one, anyway!
Madrid 2004: Javier Toca Juara as Alonzo, Sandra Rausell as Jemima, Andrés Pérez Lopez as Pouncival, Teresa Cora as Victoria.