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But go figure, he's devilishly handsome in his tails! [huh] Of course, I must confess that I've always had a thing for Tim Curry, and he does rather look like him, so that may explain it. 
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I forgot to be grateful that I did have a nice walk on a temperate evening with pleasant company, a nice meal, and the kind of corny music we seem to enjoy. So what if I am not her cup of tea? I had her laughing several times during the evening, always a good thing to hear.Fletch said:
nyx said:Ah ha! THANK YOU! I checked out his posts, but it only goes back through the last 500, and this was obviously earlier on. Edit: Actually the first pic was later. Ok, I guess I didn't think it through well when I started looking.
However, it may gratify Edward to know that my crush has not diminished in the least based upon seeing him sans makeup. Although it was kind of a let down, because based on his humble response, I assumed he'd look like Quasimodo. I thought for sure there would at least be some oozing sores or slack jawed drooling.
But then I had been verr verrr dhrunkk. Of course, I must confess that I've always had a thing for Tim Curry, and he does rather look like him, so that may explain it.
Edward said:It's true, I have no life whatever, and that's how I have a huge post count for only being here ten minutes.
)Edward said:Well, now, the morning after that tails shot was taken.....
Alas, the waistline is starting to resemble the Blessed Tim as he now is.... eep!
), but although the new Frank was funny, he just wasn't Frank to me. I'd take pleasantly plump Tim Curry over a hard-bodied platinum blond anyday.
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Probably--that smile should be framed as art and in the Louvre, or MoMA or the Guggenheim.Fletch said:
If it's the one I think you mean, is there any guy here who doesn't?
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nyx said:But it's all well-thought out and infinitely informative--a shining example in the genre of forum posting. (Am I laying it on a little too thick here? Stop me if I am
No matter! That's what corsets are for, don cher know? I saw the new Rocky in NYC years back (and don't get me started on Daphne Rubin-Vega
deelovely said:Mr. Edward.... I must say that I agree with nyx... you are quite handsome sans makeup!!
Thank-you... though the lighting in that kitchen was rather flattering, I think.... or maybe I should just wear tails more often! Edward said:I'd love to have seen that production - I don't know that I'd have cared for a lot of the things they did, but it was nice that they were prepared to take a risk and break away from the film .... I adore the film, but it always seemed to me that whatever the show, why try and copy someone else rather than do your own thing.... not many will ever come close to Curry, mind (though Tony Head and David Bedella in doing their own thing with it were also amazing). I saw Curry perform in Spamalot in 05 in the west End - and finally got his autograph in person. Wish I'd been able to see him in Rocky, though... sigh.
fftopic: It was fun to see live. Pros included: Edward said:I saw Curry perform in Spamalot in 05 in the west End - and finally got his autograph in person. Wish I'd been able to see him in Rocky, though... sigh.
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