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This is not to suggest that ``Sister Act'' is skirting a line of tastelessness or offensiveness. Givhan should realize that there is a danger that your own tastelessness will be revealed in the process--and that the worst targets for put-downs are unpretentious people like Miers and the Alitos. Astonishingly, Simoneau apparently asked Lepage to appear in the film as the killer--a monstrous bit of tastelessness sharply memorialized in Le Polygraphe when Francois tries to explain his feelings about this to Judith ("Do you realize the position you're putting me in? |
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