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Are you guys planning on heading out solo or bringing a crew?
How much cash do you think we'll end up blowing?
Simply wonderful. My sincere thanks, truly, thank you.

I love you 😘 🙂
Thanks a million!!!!! Could you give me some more recommendations for men? These women are absolutely stunning, but I actually need some male actors for a little side project I'm working on.

Can anyone point me toward a site with some more... provocative content?
Isabelle Huppert
Franka Potente
along with some other younger actors—I think they were Benno Fuhrman, Jana Pallaske—and Moritz Bleibtreu (assuming I've got those spellings right)
Mads Mikkelsen (though he mostly just does roles in King Arthur, since the last time I saw him was in 007)
Ioan Gruffudd
Stellan Skarsgård
Charlotte Rampling
(I absolutely adore her)
Robert Benigni
Gerard Depardieu

and, of course, a whole bunch of British actors: Alan Rickman and so on.
So, this is where it all begins.
The 1910s through the 1920s!
Could someone perhaps provide a few names? I am not interested in actresses—just the actors.
Feel free to include anyone from Europe or the US.
Personally, I don't seem to know anyone from the era prior to the thirties!

Thanks in advance.
Blood Diamond in Movies ·
Man, that movie could have been so much better. My god, there was so much potential, so much love put into it—yet it’ll probably just be forgotten in a heartbeat.
Jennifer Connelly and Leonardo DiCaprio are such incredible actors that it’s honestly a miracle they both felt so lifeless and BORED here. As for the story... it's missing something. A little something extra. Subjectivity, I guess... or whatever.
But of course, given the subject matter, everyone is going to claim they loved it.

Nothing about that film is even worthy of an Oscar...
and as far as Leonardo DiCaprio goes—the truth is... he just got carried by Titanic—otherwise, I suppose I can watch most of his films (not that I'm a huge fan, but still)...
Remember Dolly Parton? in Movies ·
I just finished watching it, and I have to say, I’m honestly pretty stunned. Maybe it was for the best that I procrastinated—I suspect a younger viewer might not have connected with it the way I did (much like how my father didn't care for it while he was away on business).
The only issue is that I was watching a subpar TVrip, so the visual quality wasn't exactly a treat.