First episode of "VOIR" by David Fincher on Netflix, my daughter is in it (& I'm proud..)

I had not heard of it looks good

https://www.netflix.com/title/80990130

 

That's amazing! You must be proud. I'll have to check that out.

My kid is 9 and not so interested in the show business or the performing arts, although she did a piano recital and noodles around on my Gibson SG and acoustic guitar. She's more into pokemon.

 

All the best to little princess!
Mine just cares about soccer...
Will check this out, looks great!

 

That awesome Steve! Fincher is one of the best contemporary filmmakers around. Congrats to you and your daughter!

 

That’s cool, Steve! I imagine you must be very proud.

On a personal note: I realise now that ever since Fincher dropped Mindhunter (rather bluntly) I have not watched any have his new projects since. But this might change my mind

 

I saw that previewed when I switched on my Netflix last night. Now that you've mentioned that your daughter appeared on the first episode, I'll definitely check it out. Though I'd already considered watching the show anyway...

 

I watched the first episode based on Steve’s recommendation (a justifiably proud papa) and then the next two—kinda like eating potato chips. A very watchable series with the way it intersperses clips with commentary, with interesting insights into film and how we watch them. Note that Fincher is a producer, or at least if he directed an episode I didn’t see it yet.

JohnK

 

I don't get Netflix but all the best to your daughter and her proud parents.

 

Thanks for the heads-up Steve, will def check it out. Good grief your daughter is adorable, "proud dad" posts are always welcome!

 

that is friggin cool Steve.
As a father of two daughters..I can relate..

 

The preview caught my interest. Congratulations to your daughter.

 

Cool! Watched it last night. Being an old SoCal resident at this time brought back memories. Your daughter did a great job and looks like a natural.

 

Most of my friends were actors and I once worked for the most powerful manger in Hollywood. My personal advice? Plastics. This is casting no aspersions on your daughters skill, but best friend who was a talent manager and handled most of the actors on General Hospital now tells the many parents of children who he knows and have an expiring actor “she may be the prettiest girl in your town but she’s better off staying there.”

 

Watched Ep 1, it's pretty good! I like the theme, your daughter did a nice job.

 

she definitely did a good job and episode one was very good. love Jaws. looking forward to more episodes.