Army Wives, the Television Series
July 19, 2007
Wendy Davis plays LTC Joan Burton on the hit tv series Army Wives. Wendy will join us to discuss her role and the television series.
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I absolutely love this show ARMY WIVES! It is THE BEST show right now!
Posted by: Bobbie | November 14, 2007 at 10:50 PM
Wendy,
You still rock, girl!
The role was written for your skills. It's great to see you do the work-- I was in your Meisner class with Jeff and Bob years ago.
Congratulations-- you add value to the show for all of us watching.
Thanks,
Peg
Posted by: Peg | May 28, 2008 at 12:50 PM
I read a review in my local paper that I agree with. I liked the show at first, but then...well, the reviewer in our paper (whose husband was in the Army and went to Iraq) said it better:
As Lifetime Network’s “Army Wives” is picked up for a third season, hailed for its accurate depictions of the lives of women living on an Army post, it might be unpopular to label the show as one lacking in accuracy and frantically clutching at dramatic straws.
But if the critique fits…
A recent episode of Army Wives contained such a gross inaccuracy for the sake of dramatic action that, had it been true, most Americans would no doubt skip work to protest the heartless military.
the rest is at the Journal Inquirer newspaper -
http://www.journalinquirer.com/
articles/2008/07/31/airtime/
doc488761899f77c354260186.txt
I agree that the real story is too important to ignore.
Posted by: MeganMack | July 31, 2008 at 01:13 PM