A thirty-minute interview with Lindsay Younce, who plays the lead in "Thérèse" is now available online here. It is an mp3 file and is about 28 megs in size.
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Saturday, November 27, 2004
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Would love to listen to it but, yikes, 28megs for a 30 minute voice file???? Any lo-fi versions for us dialups??
I.e. 98 or even 64 bit rate??
Posted by: Mark | Saturday, November 27, 2004 at 10:32 AM
Lovely interview with LIndsey Younce. Gald to finally see the movie coming to Long Island. Hope to see it come to Suffolk County Long Island so I can get to see it but its inspirtion might get me to go to Babylon Long Island if it doesn't come closer. Any news of it coming to Suffolk County?
Posted by: Ann-Marie Sudmann | Tuesday, April 05, 2005 at 10:30 PM
Oh so UN-happy!... the link for the interview with Lindsay Younce, who played Therese in the movie, is not available. I see that it is an old link, but us--out in the 'boonies,' I guess--are just now receiving the movie in our theaters! (Apr 2005) What a beautiful testimony she has... does anyone know a link that "works" for this interview?
Thanx, Marilyn
Posted by: Marilyn | Wednesday, April 27, 2005 at 05:52 PM
Thank Lindsay for your time in giving such great interview, I was inspired by your life conversion story. There is hope for many like you along with Dr: Scott Hahn in truly being able to find our Lord Jesus in the true church of God, with all her imperfections and wounds she continues to moved forward in the march to perfection, the Road to heaven. I love your portray el of the little flower, you have inspired me much, God Bless you and I will pray for you. Know that when we are touched in the soul and we feel comforted and loved it is because our Lord touches us through the most beloved Holy Spirit and we as a church prays for each other we have a natural bond. Jesus Love is the vine.
Posted by: Reynaldo Salcedo | Tuesday, March 14, 2006 at 09:23 PM