Stop it, stop it - I already have high blood pressure!Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
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Stop it, stop it - I already have high blood pressure!Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
This,ll send you bananas then!
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No fair Grant... Back soon, need to change me kegs... :o :D
:p
Does for me! Every time I see her I think of that pic
Gonna listen to a record then look out a film for tonight....dunno what tho
Does anyone recall the nude photo of her which appeared in the Radio Times a year or so ago?Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Showing on BBC2 tonight at 10.00pm:
Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll
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Biographical drama charting the life and rise to fame of “punk poet laureate” Ian Dury, starring Andy Serkis. Despite contracting polio as a child, the singer defied expectations to become one of the pioneers of the British punk rock scene in the late 1970s.
Serkis (he of Gollum fame) gives a tour de force performance as the late great Ian Dury – a rôle he was born to play, in much the same way that Stephen Fry was born to play Oscar Wilde, (or Jeeves in ‘Jeeves and Wooster’).
Yep, but I better not post it here:D
not seen that but like Ian DuryQuote:
Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll
Well, my quandary has been solved as "the boy" popped in and gave me POMPEII(2014) to watch. Starring Kit Harington, Emily Browning, Carrie-Anne Moss and Kiefer Sutherland, while being directed by Paul Anderson of Alien vs. Predator and The Three Musketeers fame.
Kit Harington underwent an extreme physical transformation for the film at his own behest. After he read the script, he went up to director Paul W.S. Anderson and told him that to portray the character as written in the script (his character Milo is described as "absolutely ripped"), he would transform his physique completely. Consequently, Kit Harington undertook a heavy 'bulking' regime and a diet of 3000 calories a day to put on 2 stones (12.7kg/28lbs) of weight in 5 weeks. He then went on a very severe diet and 'cutting' regime for 4 weeks to cut back from 12 stone (76.2kg/168lbs) to 10 stone (63.5kg/140lbs) acquiring intense muscle definition in the process. Harington later said that he was very pleased with the results and that it was the best shape of his life. Sounds pretty extreme to me, and have to say I don't really like the look.
Probably not my thing but "No Watch No Know" comes to mind, and I like to sample things I would not normally (sometimes you find a gem)
Cinematographer Glen MacPherson joined Anderson again to make this, and although the Heafty Budget was $80 mil, it made $110 in the States alone. People do love these things :D
Well, not me! That is one seriously poor excuse for a film.....or I'm just too old ......nah, It was bad. Acting was woeful, although tbf the script was non existent. Special affects were, ...well nothing special, although it was apparently aimed at 3d audiences. Thats probably why they decided to ignore history and destroy Pompeii with fireballs:doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Russell Crowe has little to fear me thinks, and as time passes this one will be forgotten
Here you go:Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
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Nice.....but not the one I have :eyebrows: