Hey, Aragorn, in real life! He's super smart and I love his interviews! Oh, and hot!

I'm probably wierd but I always thought Franknfurter (Tim Curry) was hot in The Rocky Horror Picture Show

I'm probably wierd but I always thought Franknfurter (Tim Curry) was hot in The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Yep.  Hot.

I'll third that one.

Estoy de acuerdo. ;)b

Oh man, I was in LOVE with Jonathan Brandis. He was on SeaQuest DSV, and did some random movies here and there. Unfortunately, he killed himself about 5 years ago. I cried. At work. *sigh...*

I didn't cry. But some friends of mine had a drink in his honour. Then we cried...  :)

I always thought it was kinda weird when people cried over the death of a public figure, you know, like they didn't really know the person....until Jim Henson died. I heard it on the news and DH says I said in this tiny voice, "OMG, Kermit is...dead." and started to cry.

Tom from Daria.

OK, now we get into cringe-making embarassment territory. My first fictional crush...and I'm ashamed to admit it...was Davy Jones of the Monkees! (OK, stop laughing, I was 6!) I saw some episodes again lately and wonder how on earth! The man was all nose and haircut!

I've never really "had it" for Mr Darcy, but then P and P isn't my favourite Austen novel, either. I find Mansfield Park much better written and developed, though the movies they have made from it seem to  have ignored the text completely. (How is it more convincing that Lady Bertram should be played as an alcoholic rather than simply what she is, bone-lazy and self-centred? Like there aren't any people out there like that IRL?) However, Alan Rickman as Col. Brandon in Sense and Sensibility now, or Mr Knightley in Emma (1996, Gwyneth Paltrow)--now that's something to work with! (Let the record show, I do tend to fall in love with voices.)

And then there are my various crushes for characters from French movies...like the hero in Amelie...sighhhhh.

Davy Jones was one of my kiddie crushes too.  A couple of years ago we saw him and Mickey Dolenz (sp?) in concert and his looks are gone, gone, gone.  I still think he was cute in a kind of dorky way when he was young.

I loved Alan Rickman's character in Love Actually but in the movies I see (not many Austen based ones) he's usually a bad guy.  He was hilarious in Dogma, though but not very sexy IMHO.

OK, now we get into cringe-making embarassment territory. My first fictional crush...and I'm ashamed to admit it...was Davy Jones of the Monkees! (OK, stop laughing, I was 6!) I saw some episodes again lately and wonder how on earth! The man was all nose and haircut!

I've never really "had it" for Mr Darcy, but then P and P isn't my favourite Austen novel, either. I find Mansfield Park much better written and developed, though the movies they have made from it seem to  have ignored the text completely. (How is it more convincing that Lady Bertram should be played as an alcoholic rather than simply what she is, bone-lazy and self-centred? Like there aren't any people out there like that IRL?) However, Alan Rickman as Col. Brandon in Sense and Sensibility now, or Mr Knightley in Emma (1996, Gwyneth Paltrow)--now that's something to work with! (Let the record show, I do tend to fall in love with voices.)

And then there are my various crushes for characters from French movies...like the hero in Amelie...sighhhhh.

Davy Jones was one of my kiddie crushes too.  A couple of years ago we saw him and Mickey Dolenz (sp?) in concert and his looks are gone, gone, gone.  I still think he was cute in a kind of dorky way when he was young.

I loved Alan Rickman's character in Love Actually but in the movies I see (not many Austen based ones) he's usually a bad guy.  He was hilarious in Dogma, though but not very sexy IMHO.

Ooooh, I really love Alan Rickman.  And Tim Curry. 

i'm probably the only one here who thinks the hannibal lecter from silence of the lambs is gorgeous..scary thing is ,he's old enough to be my g-pa.......

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