Not fair, I don't check out Movies as often and closely as other fora.<P>At least I still get to link to <A HREF="http://www.kami.demon.co.uk/gesithas/OEsteps/pronounc.html" TARGET=_blank>my beloved Old English pronunciation site</A>. <BR>In short:<BR><I>é</I> as in <I>bade</I> <BR><I>ea</I> begins with the sound of e and glides towards the back of the mouth, giving a sound not unlike that in<I>bared, Baird</I>; <I>éa</I> is similar but beginning with the vowel <I>é</I>.
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