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    Oooh! I have a new picture to add....Sig Hansen from Deadliest Catch. I love that crusty old curmudgeon! His brother Edgar is in the background and he's not bad either but since he's not nearly as grouchy as Sig, he's not quite as adorable either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DanielBenoit View Post
    Mélanie Laurent from Inglorious Basterds

    She is super pretty. I liked her clothes in the movie.
    "...if you weren't smart enough to get a pedophile in a dress to put a small amount of water on the child’s forehead, then what the eff did you think was going to happen?

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    I know, I have far too many crushes, but I have another BIG crush on Zooey Deschanel:



    Keiko Tsushima from The Seven Samurai



    (sadly this is the only picture I could find of herself in her youth)


    and, if I were to ever have a man crush, it would so be on Toshiro Mifune (also from The Seven Samurai)





    more more more!

    Jeanne Moreau from Jules et Jim (even though she was a total narcissistic ***** in the film)



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    John Cusack in High Fidelity,
    the man knows his music, and he has the Dusting Hoffman thing going on


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    Quote Originally Posted by wessexgirl View Post
    Ooh, how could I have forgotten? James Purefoy in Rome too as Mark Anthony........I really need to watch this series again,

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awT2G...eature=related

    he's so good, a goodie, a baddie, funny, brave, cool, complex etc. etc.
    Agreed!!

    May I add...

    Henry Cavill (Charles Brandon from The Tudors)

    Christian Bale (he's Batman!)

    Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man! Ok, I have a thing for rich superheroes... )

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    Gary Sinese. Not really a crush at all, but he should have been Doctor McCoy in the 'new' Star Trek movie. He's got the eyebrows, the blue eyes, the accent, the build...


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    Quote Originally Posted by DanielBenoit View Post
    I know, I have far too many crushes, but I have another BIG crush on Zooey Deschanel:


    Hear! Hear! I have a total girl crush on Zooey Deschanel. If she's in a movie, I'll watch it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SleepyWitch View Post
    Gary Sinese. Not really a crush at all, but he should have been Doctor McCoy in the 'new' Star Trek movie. He's got the eyebrows, the blue eyes, the accent, the build...

    You are absolutely right! I have never seen the resemblance until you pointed it out but he would've been perfect. A little old, maybe, considering they were supposed to be in the academy but he was older than the rest of them anyway, wasn't he? Already married and divorced, maybe it could've worked.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Idril View Post
    You are absolutely right! I have never seen the resemblance until you pointed it out but he would've been perfect. A little old, maybe, considering they were supposed to be in the academy but he was older than the rest of them anyway, wasn't he? Already married and divorced, maybe it could've worked.
    actually, he was shortlisted for it, but for some reason they picked Carl Urban (sp?).. or maybe he turned it down or something

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    Karl Urban did a much better job than I thought he would. When that casting was announced I couldn't imagine what they were thinking but I have to say, he was a much better Bones than I thought he would be. Maybe they thought Gary was too old? I know Bones is older than the others but maybe they thought the gap would be too large?
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    This sentence contradicts itself - no actually it doesn't.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Idril View Post
    Karl Urban did a much better job than I thought he would. When that casting was announced I couldn't imagine what they were thinking but I have to say, he was a much better Bones than I thought he would be. Maybe they thought Gary was too old? I know Bones is older than the others but maybe they thought the gap would be too large?
    yeah, maybe. hehe, I must admit, I haven't even watched the movie yet. I'm only nitpicking because it annoys me when they get little things wrong, like eye colour (cf. Kirk in the movie) etc. and don't even bother to fix them by giving the actors contact lenses.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SleepyWitch View Post
    yeah, maybe. hehe, I must admit, I haven't even watched the movie yet. I'm only nitpicking because it annoys me when they get little things wrong, like eye colour (cf. Kirk in the movie) etc. and don't even bother to fix them by giving the actors contact lenses.
    Oh, I know, it really is ridiculous that they don't try to fix something that is so easy to fix. The movie was pretty good though and that is coming from a rabid Classic Trek fan. It kind of grew on me, as the movie went on I got more comfortable with those actors in the roles and started to really enjoy it. There were some plot points I struggled with but over all, I think it was a worthwhile 'prequel'. None of them hold a candle to the original actors but I can deal with it because it's not as if they are replacing them, only filling out their back story.
    the luminous grass of the prairie hides
    feet lovely and still as sleeping doves,
    porcelain bones strong enough to carry a life,
    but weighty and unmovable
    As black Dakota hills.
    ~ Riesa

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