Ralph Fiennes on Inside the Actors Studio
Being a (huge) fan of Ralph Fiennes I sat and watched his appearence on
Inside the Actors Studio. Seeing as I 've already done a bunch of
typing on everything that wa said about Harry Potter for Mugglenet.com I'm just gonna post a few quick fun facts:
Favorite word: Heart
Least Favorite Word: Flabbergasted (Said with a wonderful accent ^_^)
What turns him on: Shakespeare (*dies*)
What turns him off: Environmental desicration and pollution
Favorite sound: Silence
Least favotrite sound: "...Backround music at restaurants. I can't bear it."
Favorite curse word: "On a normal day it would be fuck, on a bad day it would be cock," (At least I think it's cock, it was bleeped out but it sounded like it.)
What profession would he like to be involved with: Protecting wildlife, working on a game park, or working with wildlife or nature.
What profession would he least like to be part of: Tabloid/Gossip columnist
Finally, if heaven exists, what would he like to hear god say when he arrived: "You've got the part!"
There was also a wonderful monolouge at the end in which he described what the higher meaning watching theater or film has for him. Really great. There was alos a part in the beginning where they discussed his late mother, and he looked like he was about to cry. :'(
Favorite word: Heart
Least Favorite Word: Flabbergasted (Said with a wonderful accent ^_^)
What turns him on: Shakespeare (*dies*)
What turns him off: Environmental desicration and pollution
Favorite sound: Silence
Least favotrite sound: "...Backround music at restaurants. I can't bear it."
Favorite curse word: "On a normal day it would be fuck, on a bad day it would be cock," (At least I think it's cock, it was bleeped out but it sounded like it.)
What profession would he like to be involved with: Protecting wildlife, working on a game park, or working with wildlife or nature.
What profession would he least like to be part of: Tabloid/Gossip columnist
Finally, if heaven exists, what would he like to hear god say when he arrived: "You've got the part!"
There was also a wonderful monolouge at the end in which he described what the higher meaning watching theater or film has for him. Really great. There was alos a part in the beginning where they discussed his late mother, and he looked like he was about to cry. :'(