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I've just read that Daniel "Two expressions" Radcliffe is murdering Equus...

No words, absolutely no words.

Why doesn't Colin Firth rise like the Spectre of Venceange and PULVERISE this wooden non-actor whoìs getting roles just because he's La Rowling's darling? Colin was - and IS, oh how he is still - one wonder of an actor! He can act! He can act well! He was a lovely and perfect Alan - hung like a horse, BTW and no pun :-D - with an enormous range of expressions, tones and subtle subtext. WAH! When will this bastardisation of culture end?

In other news, RL tried hard to kill me, but was, once again, foiled. Call me The Travel Agent Who Lived. HA!

Current Mood: enraged

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HA! Can't abuse a troll, luvsky! Crabbe and indeed Goyle were together in another film about an orphanage and they weren't the villains and they were both GREAT! They were one extremely introverted orphan and one quite normal kid who happened not to have living relatives. I also saw a film with Crabbe - alright, alright, I'll go check imdb and learn his fucking name - as an ugly really menacing kid who gets offed at the end. Both brit film, dontchanow.

As for Draco, he was the son in the King and I which managed to be a hell of a good film and he was a child then and quite good. Also my cousin saw him in a theatre production last year... think it wa "French without tears" and she said he was very good and perfect for the part of the protagonist. Now French without tears is by Rattingan, a Brit guy who wrote plays and it's a very witty sophisticated type of thing. Three brit teens are in France to learn French and one has a complicated and funny-awww affair with the wife of the teacher. The... *gasp*... the 'Alan guy'...? It's PROFESSOR SNAPE to you! :p

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Oh, Snape... Yes, I love his pronunciation but do not quite like his voice :) Oh, his 'however' mmmm *orgasm*
But my most beloved voice is Christopher Lee - oh, the power!!! the beauty! Unfortunately his pronunciation isn't as British as I'd have liked (that Americans!!!) but British it is :)

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flyingskull.livejournal.com

Dahlin', Christopher Lee is GOD! Er.. no I tell a lie, he's DEATH - yep

baeraad, Pterry's DEATH in the BBC cartoons of Wyrd Sisters and Soul Music :-D

Christopher Lee is also absolutely Brit and has a perfect pronunciation, thankyouverymuch, as he came from RADA and was - and is - a theatre actor.

Where do you get these odd notion of what the 'correct Brit pronunciation' is? Besides UK is NOT one small town, y'know, lots of dialects and different BUT legitimate sounds for the same word. Don't you dare tell me Russian is not the same. :p

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Darling, as non-native speaker (and as a person who attended musical school, Opera theatre etc.) I hear many differences :) Christopher's pronunciation has its pecularities :)

I know UK isn't a small town and I even know that there are other languages spoken in UK :) They must have their impact on their natives :)

For example in Russia, which is surely not a small town, there is only one kind of correct pronunciation and I am sure it's the same everywhere. Accents aren't punished but there are just that... accents :)

PS. You should be amusing me, my dear, or I'll eat that little clone of yours alive - oh, he is very amusing :)

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Russkiekins, no matter what you think in your pretty lil head we's a lot more civilised than lots of countries so we don't force people to moo in a sort of Platonic Idea English. Only BBC presenters in the 50s did that and they were PATHETIC! I should know, they had a sort of wankfest of a restrospective and it was 'orrible to 'ear.

P.S. I was not born to amuse thee, troll. Best thou grateful I talk with thee and do not command thee with commands such as 'begone, thou foul troll'. Not that I'd ever give you the satisfaction, honeypoo. You sound far too amused, actually, than it's good for you. now go and repent.