from Bridget Jones's Diary, currently playing inmy living room

[timepiececlock]

"Did I really used to run around your lawn naked?"
"Yes. I was eight and your were four."
"That's a big age difference. Quite pervy, really."
"I like to think so."

EDIT: Ooh! Collin Firth and Hugh Grant are fighting now. So funny.

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::THUD::

[octopedingenue]

GUUUUH.

The Incredible Fantabulousness of Bridget Jones. And The Incredible Hotness of Being Colin Firth. *twitches*

(Tell me you've seen the Pride & Prejudice miniseries. Pleeeease. Mister Darcy and Mister Mulder are brothers under the skin in their Wordless Angsty Eyeball Sex abilities, I think. And there is also What A Girl Wants, which is a fluffity fluffed fluff cream puff of a movie, but features Mister Firth wearing tight black leather pants and dancing in front of a mirror. I need say no more.)

I would SO much like a Firth/Hugh (Firthugh!) sandwich, s'il vous plait, World At Large.

(Hell, throw in Alan Rickman from Sense & Sensibility; make it a Jane Austen triple-decker...)

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

Tell me you've seen the Pride & Prejudice miniseries. Pleeeease. Mister Darcy and Mister Mulder are brothers under the skin in their Wordless Angsty Eyeball Sex abilities, I think.

Never have. But I think Firth's character in BJD was a wink at it though, as his last name is Darcy, too.

OOh! Sense and Sensibility! I adore that movie. I'm actually not really into period romance films, even famous ones based on books. I do like occaisional ones, however. I liked S&S, and An Ideal Husband. Mostly the latter because it felt like watching a theater play. Also, hot people in the movie. And much more clever script than "The Importance of Being Earnest". Earnest wasn't a bad movie, but it could have been better.

[evemac.livejournal.com]

A little late here, but you MUST read the book. Hilarious. Even better than the movie.

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

hmmm... I'll think about it. It probably would be funny.