A fun article about Jason Isaacs and his love of playing Lucius Malfoy: http://insidemovies.ew.com/2010/11/22/jason-isaacs-lucius-malfoy/


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Okay. Could this guy get more perfect? He does politics - addressing the TUC regarding government cuts to the ARTS Council grant: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3vlIyu75-0&feature=player_embeddedRead more... )

Monday is traditionally washday. Might as well make it more interesting:

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So, this is what's next on my list of DVDs to watch, the 2005 Channel 4 mini-series To the Ends of the Earth: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0435995/Read more... )

Hmmm...

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Okay. I'm sold. Where can I buy him?

But wait. There's another male model shaping up here:

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Can you deduce what is Sherlock saying? And why is it that even when making that creepy, insincere, Gordon Brown-style smile I still find him attractive?


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Selected comments from totally unrepresentative cross-section of the viewing public, some of whom were sadly not yet ready for this story:

1. Grumpy middle-aged man (Mr T) "I'm not watching this!"
Nevertheless, he stayed, watched the whole programme and was even heard to laugh reluctantly upon occasion...2. Grumpy 89 year old man (my Dad) "I'm ( Read more... )

The more I see of him, the more that I like this guy. He knows his stuff and talks intelligently about it too. As for his spilling of the beans regarding his mother's crush on JB... LOL ( Read more... )

Sunday BBC 1 21.00: A war hero, invalided home from Afghanistan, meets a strange but charismatic genius who is looking for a flatmate; it is London, 2010, and Dr Watson and Sherlock Holmes are meeting for the first time. A string of impossible suicides has Scotland Yard baffled - and only one man can help.

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A birthday kiss performed by Matthew Goode and Colin Firth!


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… and I've only been watching. What an amazing first week of Wimbledon it's been so far. Everyone has run out of superlatives. The record books are in tatters. The weather's been fantastic. Even Andy Murray's performance for the Queen yesterday was a good 'un - a win in straight sets just in time for Her Majesty to leave for afternoon tea at 3 o’ ( Read more... )