Ok, I've been thinking about this for the last few days and I have 3 offerings and 1 question.
Frankly what we see on screen looks like an optimistic amount of orange juice for 1925 Montana, but there are 3 other period appropriate OJ cocktails that would be plausible:
1) The Bebbo (gin, honey, lemon, OJ) named after 1920s flapper slang
2) Blood and Sand (scotch, OJ, cherry brandy, sweet vermouth) named after a 1922 movie
3) The Monkey Gland (gin, OK, grenadine, pastis) which inspired the 1923 song, "Made a Monkey Out of Me"
Despite solid performances, I felt Rose and George were pretty flat characters that needed a little more development to make Rose's demise believable. If you had 10 more minutes of the film, where would you have added to the story?
Ok, I've been thinking about this for the last few days and I have 3 offerings and 1 question.
Frankly what we see on screen looks like an optimistic amount of orange juice for 1925 Montana, but there are 3 other period appropriate OJ cocktails that would be plausible:
1) The Bebbo (gin, honey, lemon, OJ) named after 1920s flapper slang
2) Blood and Sand (scotch, OJ, cherry brandy, sweet vermouth) named after a 1922 movie
3) The Monkey Gland (gin, OK, grenadine, pastis) which inspired the 1923 song, "Made a Monkey Out of Me"
Despite solid performances, I felt Rose and George were pretty flat characters that needed a little more development to make Rose's demise believable. If you had 10 more minutes of the film, where would you have added to the story?