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The Brits listed just reminded me - i forgot the sexy dudes from harry Potter

Snape....sexy man, that voice
Mr Malfoy....phew, he's got the sexy shakespeare voice plus he looks like a hot elf with the white hair
(can't be bothered remembering the real names, and I have seen them in other stuff)

And Bill Nighy..........

Sexy Brit shakespeare voices are yummy, saw ex Bond Timothy Dalton doing Winters Tale, and oh my word he's charismatic
(Also chief Time Lord in Doc Who recently)
 
Actually well OK

Some from the past and some semi current


Louise Jameson
Mary Tamm
Angelina Jolie
Mary Steenburgen
Charlize Theron
Jessica Biel
 
The Brits listed just reminded me - i forgot the sexy dudes from harry Potter

Snape....sexy man, that voice
Mr Malfoy....phew, he's got the sexy shakespeare voice plus he looks like a hot elf with the white hair
(can't be bothered remembering the real names, and I have seen them in other stuff)

And Bill Nighy..........

Sexy Brit shakespeare voices are yummy, saw ex Bond Timothy Dalton doing Winters Tale, and oh my word he's charismatic
(Also chief Time Lord in Doc Who recently)

Speaking of Harry Potter .... Barty Crouch Jnr! LOL And I'm really surprised that you could mention hot characters in HP and have forgotten to mention Cedric Diggory..(not my thing but I know you'll be kicking yourself..lol)

yeah, what is it about Alan Rickman? (Snape) Did you see him as Captain Branson in the Emma Thomson version of Sense and Sensibility? <sigh> He played Emma's husband in Love Actually too, sigh again.

Bill Nighy is a crack up. I don't know that I'd call him sexy but he certainly has charisma and draws you to him.
 
LOL

Cedric is my obsession, and way too young for me, any of my lusting had to stop- I view him more as a work of art, that jaw is perfection. And i like his personality & movie choices since the vamps.

Now his last co-star, is my favourite Aussie actor, & perv, Guy Pearce; and that goes back to Mike/Neighbours days even.

Bill Nighy - did you see him as the aging rockstar making a comeback, what's the name of that movie? Billy Connelly is in it, hilarious.

TV query - anyone.....
Watching a show, history type thing where they live in another time and I have lost when it's on.

3 families, in 3 houses, going through different ages and representing different classes.

I missed last week, they were up to the 1920s/Depression/after.
 
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oh I couldn't stand Alan Rickman as Colonel Brandon - too dull! There's a newer 3 part mini series of Sense and Sensibility which I love! It's got Dan Stevens as Ferrars and it's 100 times better than the Hugh Grant version
 
EEEEEEEEE, I guy s addicted to his car, has a 'relationshp' with it, gets off on/with it - erk and he's coming out to his poor old Dad, TMI.

Why am I watching Strange Addictions they are all insane and kind of repulsive, and I can't stop watching.
Now I have to see if he gets a cure, but he doesn't seem to want one!

OMG another woman is snuffling baby powder, shovelling her face in it.........
 
oh I couldn't stand Alan Rickman as Colonel Brandon - too dull! There's a newer 3 part mini series of Sense and Sensibility which I love! It's got Dan Stevens as Ferrars and it's 100 times better than the Hugh Grant version

Yeah, Hugh Grant was a bit of a ponce, I'll give you that and I always thought that Emma Thomson was way too old to be playing Elinor but I still liked Alan Rickman in it. His voice gets to me, I think.

I've seen the Dan Stevens version. It is good, I liked the Elinor and Marianne in that one better than Emma and Kate. Emma and Kate were not at all believable as sisters, there was the 16 year old age gap for starters. The later version was a much better casting of those characters. The guy who played Colonel Brandon in that was the same guy who played The Next Doctor in Doctor Who.

I still have a thing for Alan Rickman though. Maybe because S&S was the first time I'd seen him after he'd come to my attention in HP. I wasn't really aware of his work before that. It took a bit of getting my head around seeing Snape as Branson and I think it's stuck with me.
 
EEEEEEEEE, I guy s addicted to his car, has a 'relationshp' with it, gets off on/with it - erk and he's coming out to his poor old Dad, TMI.

Why am I watching Strange Addictions they are all insane and kind of repulsive, and I can't stop watching.
Now I have to see if he gets a cure, but he doesn't seem to want one!

OMG another woman is snuffling baby powder, shovelling her face in it.........



What channel was that. I was hoping to find it .
 
LOL

Cedric is my obsession, and way too young for me, any of my lusting had to stop- I view him more as a work of art, that jaw is perfection. And i like his personality & movie choices since the vamps.

Now his last co-star, is my favourite Aussie actor, & perv, Guy Pearce; and that goes back to Mike/Neighbours days even.

Bill Nighy - did you see him as the aging rockstar making a comeback, what's the name of that movie? Billy Connelly is in it, hilarious.

TV query - anyone.....
Watching a show, history type thing where they live in another time and I have lost when it's on.

3 families, in 3 houses, going through different ages and representing different classes.

I missed last week, they were up to the 1920s/Depression/after.

Bill Nighy as the aging rock star...I don't know the one with billy Connelly but he played an aging rock star making a comeback on Love Actually and he was a British rock icon DJ on the Boat that Rocked. I didn't know he'd done another similar role.

The other thing with the families, it's a BBC thing called Turn Back Time - The Family.. so probably one of the ABC channels? I had a quick look on my guide but I couldn't see it. I saw the whole series last year, it was quite good. At least I assume that's the one you are talking about - it sounds like it. There is another series too, called Turn Back Time - The High Street. Several different lots of people, families and single people hand to run old fashioned Period style businesses and change the period every episode. That is pretty good too. I don't know when it's on tv though, I saw it on dvd
 
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Mud - Strange Addictions is on either Gem or Go, and it seems to be on a constant repeat loop, so it shouldn't be hard to catch this grossness again - another woman eats rocks.........they eat so many weird things, like detergent, fabric softener.
It's so fucked up, getting pleasure from such horrible stuff.

And Wynter, a lot of my crush for Bill is based on this weird little movie nobody seems to have heard of - plus another where he was a shy public servant.
The movie is called Strange Fruit -

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"Strange Fruit" had everything that makes a legendary rockband: Money, Fame, Success, Groupies, a Singer who died of drugs and even a divine ending, when lightning struck the stage during an open-air. Twenty years later, all band members are minding their own businesses, the idea of a band reunion is brought up by, well, public request. Tony, the former keyboard player, sets out only to find his former friends working as a roofer, a gardener and a hotel clerk. They all became rather everyday people, married or still single, they definitely are not wild and crazy anymore. But with the help of former manager Karen, who is still dreaming of Brian, the apparently deceased lead guitarist, they all, old, fat and wrinkled as they are, try to catch that spirit again. Written by [email protected]

Soundtrack is really good too written by people from Foreigner/Squeeze

And I'm going to order this movie I forgot about - it's hilarious and really uplifting, and way older than I realised, 1998.

Bill, is outrageous, he's all slithery, glamorous, druggie, deadbeat, amazing, crazy ROCKSTAR in capital letters.And he sings great.

And thank you so much for the tips on those shows, should be able to chase them both up now - those type of shows are my absolute favourite.
I loved the other ones with House in the title, BBC did, where a family took on another era for a bit, especially the 1940s one.
 
I'm going to have to go in search of that movie, it sounds like just the type that appeals to me. Thanks for the heads up, I have never heard of it before.

If you like the Turn back time specials, there is another series of specials you'd like too. They are the Farm series. Three people (a historian and two archaeologists, I think they are) take over a farm for a whole year, each series is a different era. It's not a drama, it's a set of documentaries on how modern people manage doing everything the way it was done in the set period.

The first one is called Tales from the Green Valley and is set in the 17th century. There is also Victorian Farm, Edwardian Farm and Wartime Farm. I actually enjoyed them more than the Turn Back Time series.
 
Ooo yes thanks again......absolutely love this kind of show.Will chase up some of those.

And did you see Colonial something or other, that may be part of that series or not?That is set in Australia.

Also love those shows where families get chucked into living with African tribes and stuff.
 
Sorry Sticky I don't pay for TV - watch too much already.......I might never leave the house, but I do buy box sets of really cool stuff like Thrones/True Blood
 
Sorry Sticky I don't pay for TV - watch too much already.......I might never leave the house, but I do buy box sets of really cool stuff like Thrones/True Blood

...I think that it is either a six or eight part series... perhaps you'll see it when it comes out in a box set? lol... buying box sets is a great idea actually... no bloody commercials!... cheers.
 
Mud - Strange Addictions is on either Gem or Go, and it seems to be on a constant repeat loop, so it shouldn't be hard to catch this grossness again - another woman eats rocks.........they eat so many weird things, like detergent, fabric softener.
It's so fucked up, getting pleasure from such horrible stuff.


I saw a couple when it was on earlier this year and one woman was addicted to eating tissue paper, and another liked to eat cushions, while yet another stashed a toilet roll in her handbag to munch on.

Most of the addicted are women. I wonder why that is.
 
Maybe in the weird eating.Not so surprising since females suffer food/eating disorders in general way more than males.

But the males rule all the weirdo freaky stuff - like being in love with your car, and having sex 'with'it; living like a big freaky baby; living like a dog - that's all I can recall right now.

The woman shoving talc up and all over her friggin nose was hilarious - and she was African/American and I could swear her nose was way paler than the rest of her face from frequent talcing. She looked like Rudolph the white nosed reindeer.
 
...I think that it is either a six or eight part series... perhaps you'll see it when it comes out in a box set? lol... buying box sets is a great idea actually... no bloody commercials!... cheers.

And lots of dvd hire shops are closing down and you can pick up some great bargain movies and box sets - the local shut and we have 2 shelves of stuff to watch now for peanuts.
 
Thanks, train wreck bitch should be fun:)

LiLo looks older than the Mother after mangling her face, how sad.
 
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