‘Haven’ opens 9/11

Tuesday, August 31, 2004

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Reader comments:

• How refreshing to know that one of our own has undertaken such an outstanding step into the art and entertainment world. My hearty congratulations to Frankie Flowers, and a prayer that he will be very successful in his career. The film sounds exciting and i look forward with a hope to someday be able to view this film. At least he won't do like the makers of 'The Firm' did… remove most of the Caymanians from the film and leave them on the cutting room floor. 'The Firm' was a disappointing, and insulting invasion into the Cayman scene and did nothing for us. We already have a bad reputation in every way these days, so perhaps "Haven" will reveal that it is the foreigners who come to our shores that are the bad guys. We will watch with anticipation the reviews and further success of this film and Frankie Flowers - Another Caymanian
  
   
• As a former Irish expat and having lived in Cayman for 8 years, I had the pleasure of knowing Frankie Sr in my capacity at the former Grand Pavilion Hotel, and was most impressed by the delightful, well mannered young man, Frankie Jr, from all those years ago. I am amazed, delighted but not surprised that a truly influential Caymanian has followed his dreams and brought to reality what others only talk about. Caymanians have always been such a rich, diverse passionate people and I am delighted to read that Frankie Jr has followed his dreams. Such ambition must not be suppressed, in any capacity, and I would like to offer my congratulations and support for the upcoming showing. As in life, it takes a unique person to follow their dreams. I salute you Frankie Jr and you too Frankie Sr, for believing in your son and offering unconditional support. Here's to a rewarding, lucrative and award-winning career. You don't need luck! Best wishes - Kevin Smyth
  
   
• Hate to see my favorite island villainised, if that is the case. Keep me on the e-mail list - Ken Berscht

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