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>> what i love about the show in books is how he was able to explore that darkside. and rationalize that it is okay to kill somebody because this person deserved it in a way. we flirted back and forth and, then i kept asking him. who are you a little? tell me who you are. because i want to see the man behind the mask. >> finally, rene's facebook friend relented. no, he was not the actor, he admitted. his name was, mark twitchell. >> once he told me who he was i checked him out. i did a lot of research online. and found out that he was, legitimate. and he was up and coming. >> and for rene? the would-be filmmaker.
>> and michael peterson did not shy away from all the attention. in fact, he allowed a documentary crew to film him every step of the way. the only audience that mattered was the 12 person jury, and when the trial began, the prosecution introduced them to the man behind the mask, the person they saw as the real michael peterson. >> this case is about pretense and appearances. it is about things not being as they seem. >> scratch beneath the glossy veneer, the beautiful, house the sparkling dinner parties, and prosecutors will tell the jury they would find a marriage in shambles. more than the couples money problems, more than the loss of social standing, after michael got cut out lying about his military record. there was what investigators found when they searched his home office. >> it was so different than what everybody that knew michael peterson believed him to be. as far as a family man, a happily married man, he was
was this wonderful creation, dame edna. he said that when dame edna was on stage, as her manager, barry humphries, he would say he felt he was standing in the wings looking at her onstage thinking hmm, that's a very clever line, when it was him. it was dame edna who had that incredible ability to elevate and annihilate at the same time. for example when she had michael dalton on the programme and she said to him, aren't you a success, you had nine hits this year and michael was just pumping himself up. she could give and slap at the same time. then there was her cultural attack say who was brilliant at naming the elephants in the room and then sandy stone, a very poignant character and then the real barry, the man behind then the real barry, the man behind the mask who was so erudite. les
she said, well, aren't you a success, you had had nine hits this year? and then she said, on your website! then there was her cultural cachet, sir les, who was brilliant at naming the herds of elephants in the room. then there was sandy stone, a very poignant character, and then the real barry, the man behind the mask, who was so erudite. les patterson spot erudite to some kind of glue, but barry was such an intellectual. he collected books, he has over 50,000 books, his shelves were always growing. he was an art collector, incredibly intellectual. also, as a friend, the most loving, loyal, kind person. his charm was more disarming than a un peacekeeping force. so witty. when he could come round for dinner it was the wimbledon of wit with
aren't you brilliant? of course, it was him. so, there was dame edna, who had that incredible ability to elevate and annihilate at the same time. for example, when she had michael bolton on the programme and she said to michael bolton, well, aren't you a success? you had nine hits this year. and michael wasjust puffing himself up, and she added, on your website! she good kind of give and slap at the same time. then her was her cultural attache, sir les, and then there was her cultural attache, sir les, who was brilliant at naming all the elephants, the herds of elephants in the room. then there was sandy stone, very poignant character, and then there was the real barry, the man behind the mask, who was so erudite. les patterson thought erudite was some kind of glue, but barry was such an intellectual. he collected books, he has over 50,000 books. his shelves are just groaning. he was an art collector,
she could kind of give and slap at the same time. then her was her cultural cachet, sir les, and then there was her cultural attache, sir les, who was brilliant at naming all the elephants, the herds of elephants in the room. then there was sandy stone, very poignant character, and then there was the real barry, the man behind the mask, who was so erudite. les patterson thought erudite was some kind of glue, but barry was such an intellectual. he collected books, he has over 50,000 books. his shelves are just groaning. he was an art collector, incredibly intellectual. but also, as a friend, the most loving, loyal, kind person. his charm is more disarming than a un peacekeeping force. his charm was more disarming than a un peacekeeping force. and so witty, when he'd come round for dinner it was the wimbledon of wit, with one—liners just bouncing back and forth. guests reeling from quiplash, and he had what i call a black belt in tongue—fu, which is one of life's great gifts. let's return to the fighting in sudan. as we've been reporting, the city of khartoum is the epicentre of the conflict. you can see here all the locations of fighting verified byjournalists here at bbc news. in the centre of the map you can see the blue nile river which has the el mek nimr bridge
because i want to see the man behind the mask. >> finally, rene's facebook friend relented. no, he was not the actor, he admitted. his name was, mark twitchell. >> once he told me who he was i checked him out. i did a lot of research online. and found out that he was, legitimate. and he was up and coming. >> and for rene? the would-be filmmaker. it seems like hybrid break. >> and then he expressed interest in me and my writing styles. and my ideas. >> would it be like about your writing styles? >> never said specifically, he just said i just think that we have chemistry together. and we'd be able to work very well together. and, we thought a lot alike. >> this had to be pretty exciting. >> yeah. >> soon she was intoxicated by this online collaboration, and then. wonder of wonders. he offered her work on her next project.
was all about pretending. at the time he started filming house of cards. he friend id an animal trainer, a woman named rene. so an edmonton detective through all the way to cleveland to question her. where she, cried upfront about, it told about clicking on an intriguing facebook profile. dexter morgan. >> there was a picture of markle c hall, and he was the actor that portrays dexter morgan on dexter. >> did you think that he -- >> sure. >> what attracted you to dexter? >> what i love about the show in books is how he was able to explore that darkside. and rationalize that it is okay to kill somebody because this person deserved it in a way. we flirted back and forth and, then i kept asking him. who are you a little? tell me who you are. because i want to see the man
michael c hall. he is the actor that portrays dexter morgan on showtime. >> did you think you are finding the actor himself? >> sure,. you know. >> what attracted you to? dexter >> what i love about the show and the books, is how he is able to explore the dark side and rationalize that it's okay to kill somebody because this person deserved it in a way. >> we flirted back and forth, then i kept asking him, who are you? really tell me who you are. because i wanted to see the man behind the mask. >> finally rene's facebook friend relented. no he wasn't the actor michael c hall. his name was, mark twitchell.
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