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Subject: David Warner

Author:
Corinna

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Date Posted: 11:46:15 02/28/04 Sat

Damn straight it's his talent! He's one of the best actors I've ever seen,and I'm not just saying that because of my infatuation. Also,he's a beautiful man,inside and out. It's rare to find an actor who's not stuck on himself,especially one who is talented.He may not fit Hollywood's standard of beauty,but I like the fact that he's a real person,not a manufactured image. He is attractive in his own way. It must be frustrating to be offered only a certain type of role. We all know he can play a good guy as well. I'm sure I've said this before,but in "Titanic",I thought he was great,and I'd have gladly gone down on the ship with him.I'd just throw my arms around him and hold on tight. Hopefully he'd do the same thing to me!

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Re: David Warner

Author:
Suky
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Date Posted: 13:26:37 02/29/04 Sun

Hi, Corinna! I totally agree with you. I'm glad he doesn't fit Hollywood's standard of beauty, which I find bland and boring--and that he doesn't *try* fit into the Hollywood mold. He's an actor, dedicated to his craft first and foremost. I too wish he'd get more good-guy roles, although too many "good guys" are bland and boring as well. That's why I think Dr. Who would be a perfect fit!

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[> Subject: Yeah, Rose had no taste

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Agatha
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Date Posted: 04:55:33 03/01/04 Mon

Hahahaha, oops I read the order of your words wrong there for a minute. You said, "I'd have gladly gone down on the ship with him." The way I read it was really naughty! Anyway, Rose had no taste. The best way to get back at Cal is to have a really steamy affair with his valet.
>I'm sure
>I've said this before,but in "Titanic",I thought he
>was great,and I'd have gladly gone down on the ship
>with him.I'd just throw my arms around him and hold on
>tight. Hopefully he'd do the same thing to me!

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