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“Jesus Christ on a plastic sign”
— charli xcx, “everything is romantic”, brat (2024)
© bryqe

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Malaga, Spain. Part 3
Main plot of The Tudors: Henry fighting with everyone
The Charles Brandon subplot:
I want to watch Isabel but I hate that in Spain we make series that are an hour and a half long.
(The worst part is watching the premiere episode because Prime Time here starts at 10:30 pm and the episode ends at 1 am amidst a thousand commercials)
When The Tudors premiered in Spain on TVE (Spanish public television), I was 13 years old and thought it was a great, epic period drama.
Then you watch the series in original version and hear Henry say "HIS FUCKING UNCLE!" and you realize that public television you pay for with your taxes lied to you. 🤧

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In 1991, in Spain, they had Jerry's character say, "Do you want me to take your place?" to Dean when his character said he was allergic to all women! The joke doesn't make sense.
I repeat, 1991, it is assumed that in Spain censorship had disappeared a long time ago but I suppose that a slightly gay joke could be frowned upon on TV (yes, this dubbing was made for TV) 🧐🧐
As a curious fact, Dean's voice is the same as the guy who voices Principal Skinner on The Simpsons and Mickey Mouse. Wooow!
I just realized that my mom (born in Franco's Spain in the early 1960s) pronounces Jerry Lewis's last name the Spanish way, /Le-wu-is/, like many boomers/Gen Xers do in Spain. Probably because some journalist from the dictatorship didn't know how to pronounce Lewis as /Lu-is/.
It could have been worse and they could have translated his name as José Luis (Joseph Lewis)
Martin & Lewis: ✨ Las locas aventuras de Dani Martín y José Luis ✨
On another note, she told me that the media at the time in Spain said that Jerry had an older son who had cerebral palsy. I told her that's a lie; her older son was born healthy and he was a singer, what Jer did was help the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
In the 60s, Roger was so famous in Spain that he was even the image of an iconic Cognac brand.