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On a side note, it's interesting--Kingsley is relatively well-known for doing really good villains, if memory serves. Then he plays one of the best good guys in the history of the world, and gets an Oscar. It's a wonder he doesn't do more positive roles.
I did :) I saw him act in "A Life in the Theatre" in London last year. It was a dream come true!!! ever since i was 13 i dreamt of seeing him on the stage in England :) and then when i was really living in England, there he was doing a play in London :banana:Quote:
Originally Posted by Xamonas Chegwe
he played this silly old actor who was always preaching sermons about acting to his younger colleague... it was a very conceited but also funna character... in the end he tried to do himself in and the audience was totally hushed because Stewart got it across so well... I felt like jumping onto the stage and saving the poor bloke...
wow, when is he doing Antony and Cleo??? do you happen to know a website where i can look up his activities on the stage? maybe I'm lucky and he'll be doing a play when I visit England this summer/autumn
hehe, it's because of Picard that I started reading Shakespeare.... when I was 13 and hardly understood a word of English, I watched a TNG episode (in German:( ) where he quotes from Shakes. so I ran off to the public library and got King Lear.. it was the only Shake that was available... I ploughed through the first act and all I understood was that there was this kind who's got three daughters. it was fun, though :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Riesa
One of the heroes I of mine died 11 years ago today....his name? davie "super" cooper
my hero...hmmm...just the usual...Batman...
Batman -- pbbblllt!! :p
A hero of mine when I was growing up died recently, the Twins outfielder Kirby Puckett. He was a great baseball player, had some rough times after retirement, but was a lot of fun to watch and root for.
i never liked superheroes....never ,never
Kingesly is dreadfully ugly isn't he?
but he acts well anyway
Here's the dates for A&C in Stratford.Quote:
Originally Posted by SleepyWitch
He's really good in Sexy Beast with Ray Winstone, plays one of the scariest villains out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by miss tenderness
I just don't understand whatever he was thinking when he agreed to do Bloodrayne. Talk about an abomination. Ugh, Uwe Boll is a monster, and that's putting it mildly.
HAH! How dare ye Lord Robin? Blasphemy! Let's see how thy arrows stand up to my caped crusader's batarangs! Or thy fists against the martial arts master's skill! (I actually don't know what style he's using) MWAHAHAHA! :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by RobinHood3000
They're about on even ground on the projectiles and on the martial arts, actually--Green Arrow started out as a Batman clone (Arrow-car, Arrow-cave, Arrow-signal). Then they gave Green Arrow what Batman had been lacking all along--a PERSONALITY.
I've never really liked the Super Hero types.
My heros are Martin Luther King Jr., Gandhi, Menno Simons, Dierk Willems and a lot of other Mennonite leaders. These people are my heros because they stood up for peace and taught how to live peacefully with others, God, and yourself. <><
Yep! Couldn't have agreed better! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by RobinHood3000
hey XC, thanks a million :) wow, it'll run for ages, so maybe I'll even get a chance of going there :banana:Quote:
Originally Posted by Xamonas Chegwe