I watched this in 2020 after the tragic death of Harry Hains. After his death he was constantly listed as 'Guest star on American Horror story.' Long story short, that is a very small role and not worthy of being his legacy.
Harry Hains's performance as Evan Jones is what he should be remembered for. Evan is a lost soul who searches for a permanent 'home.' But what is home? Love, happiness, fulfillment?
Having grown up an orphan, Evan knows nothing of history or family. But as he says it, 'that makes everything mine.' He doesn't have his father's eyes or his mother's creative talent; it's all his.
In the end, it's not the love story I would have liked it to be, but it's a sexy journey of discovery.
Harry Hains's performance as Evan Jones is what he should be remembered for. Evan is a lost soul who searches for a permanent 'home.' But what is home? Love, happiness, fulfillment?
Having grown up an orphan, Evan knows nothing of history or family. But as he says it, 'that makes everything mine.' He doesn't have his father's eyes or his mother's creative talent; it's all his.
In the end, it's not the love story I would have liked it to be, but it's a sexy journey of discovery.