Naveen William Sidney Andrews

Saeed is such a good character.

Naveen Andrews plays the shit out of this role.

And I like how...

I feel that in this group of people, the first person to obviously emerge as a leader is Jack.

also a deleted scene in which while they're uh during the trek uh there's a deleted conversation between charlie and shannon

yes it does seem like charlie is really trying hard at the wrong time to get with shannon Um, so anyway, um, we come to my first starred scene and this is, uh, the scene between Said and Hurley and, uh, Said is, um, you know, being very careful and trying to, uh, um, fix this transceiver and Hurley, um, comes like sits next to him and says like, Hey man, you know, the guy's an asshole.

Um, and uh it's like yeah i agree um and uh you know hurley says like you know what i like you i think you're okay and um and i think like i love the look on naveen andrews's face just like i i guess not only is he like probably is he probably not used to i say naveen andrews it's saeed's face um but yeah not only is he probably like used to uh you know, people saying shitty things to him.

He's probably not used to people saying, like, things just, like, outright, like, oh, hey, I like you.

Ray Fiennes are like my go-tos, you know, but, but the book, I think, dives into so many different things about colonialism and war.

There's a whole subplot with the Naveen Andrews character in the book that is fantastic and talking about what men of color were giving up of their identity in order to be patriotic.

All of that.

So, I mean, that was definitely one, too, I was really, you know, is worth looking at if you only think of the English patient as the worst Best Picture winner, you know, worth it to read the chapter and maybe give the book a shot.