(and a very young, but already stunning Elizabeth Taylor played the poor doomed Helen, IIRC.)
You recall correctly. Poor, doomed, gets-her-hair-whacked-off Helen.
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(and a very young, but already stunning Elizabeth Taylor played the poor doomed Helen, IIRC.)
You recall correctly. Poor, doomed, gets-her-hair-whacked-off Helen.
It's like "you might be a redneck", only in scarlet and midnight black!!
I need to build a little shrine for this sentence.
(Oh, and for the record: I couldn't stand Wuthering Heights.)
Huh. Jilli, called that wrong, gotta say.
Hey, I saw a promo for The Libertine on TV last night!!!
Hey, what's The Libertine about anyway? And why will it be one of the most controversial movies of the year?
I could Google, I guess, but I think Buffista-ing it will produce more interesting answers....
I heard it's a crappy movie, and that stays with me more than anything else.
It's about the 2nd Earl of Rochester.
I think this is the third time it's been released -- they keep trying, and it keeps bombing.
I think this is the third time it's been released -- they keep trying, and it keeps bombing.
I also heard that while the title is appropriate for the man it's about, you wouldn't really know that from the movie - at least not from what they show you, as opposed to tell you.
I was going to say -- that movie hasn't come out yet?