It's funny, Bev!  When this thread turned toward listing
*current* favorites, the first one who popped into my mind
was Alan Rickman!  I love his bad guys!!  He played the
Prince in a Robin Hood movie and I just cracked up (was it
"Men in Tights"?)

Other actors that I think are talented are Jack Nicholson,
Anthony Hopkins, and William Hurt ("Kiss of the Spider
Woman" is one of my all-time favorites...)

Clay

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bev Walker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2003 12:22 PM
Subject: [lace-chat] idols in my eyes


> Hi all
>
> Wasn't RRedford in Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid?  (if
you hear
> creaking, that would be my mind). I really liked that
movie. I liked Clint
> Eastwood in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - because I
didn't watch it
> until about a year ago LOL - it is a campy movie, and
Eastwood is so cool.
> Also like Bogart in the one with Ingrid Bergman (duh!
> was sitting here trying to remember the name - it's
Casablanca). No I
> didn't see it when it first came out, LOL again.
> And Bogie was short too - they wouldn't be idols if they
lived up to their
> screen image IMHO.
>
> ok - yes to Harrison Ford except his acting is getting
predicable. Sean
> Connery is good to watch too.
> There are more watchables, but I'm not spilling all my
cookies *
> ok, just one more - Alan Rickman (esp. in Galaxy Quest), a
bonus that he's
> in HP. and a batch of brownies: the entire Lord of the
Rings cast.
>
> actresses: yes to both Mesdames Hepburn, they are good to
watch, and
> Ingrid, too. Dame Judy, Maggie Thompson (is it Thomspon?
aargh brain like
> a sieve this morning - she was in Gosford Park. Is
Professor McGonagall
> in HP) and among the younger ones, Cate Blanchett.
>
> Whyizit I can come up with more male names than female -
the movie biz
> being what it is, I guess.
>
> bye for now
> Bev in summery Sooke, BC (west coast of Canada)
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