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Post 594.Kishtu said:
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Kishtu said:
I don't (99% of the time) go for blond guys, so that factor tipped the scales against him in my book. But yeah, he's good looking too.
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Miss Dottie said:And another favorite is Ryan Reynolds. Please take not Jessica Biel, you are just a rebound for him, so he can still fall into my waiting arms!
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh Ryan Reynolds... I adored him in Blade III. Movie wasn't so hot, but he sure was!
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Dear Ladies, I pray a moment of your indulgence for some superficial squeeing.
As I've previously confessed on this thread I love all the Daily Show alums but Stephen Colbert turns me into a squealing fangirl. I think he's funny (of course) and brilliant and terribly handsome.
But, because he's a comedian, there are loads of photos of him as "Stephen Colbert" that don't highlight his good looks (exhibit A).
Photoshoots of him out of character are, sadly, few and far between.
The new issue of Vanity Fair to the rescue! They have an excellent article about him illustrated with some very nice photos highlighting what I've seen all along (exhibit B):
At last! No helmet hair! No fake expression! That turtleneck! Those eyes! I don't know what it is but no other male celebrity makes me feel quite so much like a bobbysoxer jumping up and down for Frank Sinatra. Colbert is just pure swoonilishishness, if you ask me.
Ahem, thank you for listening--I'll try to pull myself together now.
As I've previously confessed on this thread I love all the Daily Show alums but Stephen Colbert turns me into a squealing fangirl. I think he's funny (of course) and brilliant and terribly handsome.
But, because he's a comedian, there are loads of photos of him as "Stephen Colbert" that don't highlight his good looks (exhibit A).
Photoshoots of him out of character are, sadly, few and far between.
The new issue of Vanity Fair to the rescue! They have an excellent article about him illustrated with some very nice photos highlighting what I've seen all along (exhibit B):
At last! No helmet hair! No fake expression! That turtleneck! Those eyes! I don't know what it is but no other male celebrity makes me feel quite so much like a bobbysoxer jumping up and down for Frank Sinatra. Colbert is just pure swoonilishishness, if you ask me.
Ahem, thank you for listening--I'll try to pull myself together now.
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imoldfashioned said:
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ImOldFashioned I know exactly what you mean. I find myself very much attracted to Mr. Colbert...although...that second picture...wow, really sends me! I've never seen him quite...like that. Swoon!
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kamikat said:
Here's the other picture that gets a lot of play from the fangirls.
It was taken at the Sundance Film Festival last year (it cracks me up that he's wearing Merrell slip on shoes!).
Also, he's awfully yummy in the "Singin' in Korean" video parody he made this Spring (the man can really dance!).
...not that I'm keeping track of this kind of thing. No, nope, not me...
Still, I like the Vanity Fair portrait best.
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Ada Veen said:
I love this movie and your comment made me think of a story related to the film.
I had a dinner party once with 2 single women and a married couple and we overruled the man (Dave) in the group and put Sense and Sensibility into the VCR. Dave moaned and groaned about having to watch a "chick flick" but once we got into the movie he completely identified with Rickman's character, Col. Brandon. Everytime Brandon didn't speak to Marianne or got shoved aside by Willoughby Dave would talk to the screen "Come on man! Don't let him do that to you!"--he was far more invested in the film than any of us girls were. When Marianne finally recognizes Brandon's kindness on her sick bed he jumped out of his chair like the Patriots had just made a touchdown. So funny!
Oh, and that scene where Rickman's reading the poetry?
Never. Gets. Old.
For some reason the way he says "I must away" in that scene gives me the shivers.
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oooh BSG!
Gaige andI went to a bunch of BSG panels at Dragon*Con and I got to see all those actors and stuff up close He certainly is yummy....
Gaige andI went to a bunch of BSG panels at Dragon*Con and I got to see all those actors and stuff up close
He certainly is yummy....dashiell
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kamikat said:
This, my dears, is known as Truth.
Nashoba said:oooh BSG!
Gaige andI went to a bunch of BSG panels at Dragon*Con and I got to see all those actors and stuff up close
I wish I had thought to ask last week! I was at D*C, too. We could have waited in that long line together
Were you in vintage? Did you notice that there were lots of vintage gals and a handful of soldiers there?
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Good choice. Not only a good looking fella but a great actor too..
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Golden era fellas forever!
gone but never forgotten, Erroll, Tyrone ... him ======>
gone but never forgotten, Erroll, Tyrone ... him ======>
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No one chooses John Gilbert?
Women!
Women!
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scotrace said:
who says no one? lol !!! He also belongs here!
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