Medicinal Herbalism, Myths and Legends, Pagan tradition, Mysticism.
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Don't laugh. William Shatner. 'Cause I continue to be a Star Trek freak and will prolly never get it out of my system.
Who else? David Bowie. For a sit down and a cuppa.
Alan Rickman. Perhaps a shopping spree, and a quick lunch. Think he'd be good company.
Okay, note the age of all these guys? Yeah. Can't seem to find the young'uns atractive anymore. They all seem outtah my league.
Oh, yes - Paul McGann. Now there's a good man with great talent.
Ralph Fiennes is another fav of mine. Right up there with McGann. in fact, the two would make a great double-date..for me, alone! *cough, ahem.*
Hmmm... James Spader. Very sweet. He's aging gracefully.
Don't forget Christopher Walken! He can cook, ladies....
Gary Sinise - for his acting before CSI: NY. He's an actor more suited for the big screen and stage acing rather than TV. (*cough* Sorry, Gary!)
Now put all those guys together and you'd have a great party.
;)
As for women? Michelle Pfeiffer and Uma Thurman. I think they've done very well in their field.
Woops, these are all actors and musicians. Possibly because I come from an artsy background? Maaaaaaybeeee....!I'm always open to learning new things about the theatre, music, acting, dancing, painting and art of all types.
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LIFISHERMEN
Bowie
Fripp and Eno
Bo Hansson
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Cream
Frank Zappa
Johnny and Edgar Winter
Jean-Luc Ponty
Brian Setzer
King Crimson
Gentle Giant
Peter Paul and Mary
Jack Hardy
Marty Simon
Wendy Carlos
Danny Elfman
Orbital
Jean Michel Jarre
Mahavishnu Orchestra
The Clash
The Cars
Vivaldi
Mozart
Bach
Grieg
Mahler
Bertolt Brecht
The Beatles
Blind Faith
Traffic
and yes, The Monkees.
Hmm...looking through my collection:
Roman Holiday
That's the hug...
13th Warrior
Mad Max - all three movies
Blade Runner
2001
Planet of The Apes
Lawrence of Arabia Widescreen Ed.
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (Rex Harrison)
Victor, Victoria
The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes
The Asphyx
The Seven Percent Solution
An Awfully Big Adventure
Dogma, Clerks, Mall Rats, Chasing Amy, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Clerks II
Galaxy Quest
Man In The Iron Mask
All the Star Trek movies
Dead Again
Men in Black
The Mummy
All of the Indiana Jones movies
Does Harrison Look Worried?
Henry V
All of the Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes Series.
The Fifth Element.
Anything with Gene Kelly in it.
Ditto on Danny Kaye.
The Dead Zone.
Comedy: Anything Blake Edwards or Mel Brooks.
By now you can figure out my tastes, eh?
Samurai Champloo
Which Samurai Champloo Character Are You?
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I am Jin! (Heh, who else is cooler, eh?) The music in this series blows me away. If a series grabs me, it must have great music! Japanese hiphop is very cool.
LEXX
The crew of The LEXX. (L to R: Kai of The Brunnen-G, Xev of B3TK, and Stan the Man, Captain of The Lexx. Another series (and movies) with spectacular music, courtesy of Marty Simon and Andre Haines.
Jin and Kai are the same fellow, really. Tall, dark, don't say much, mysterious, poetic, and sometimes romantic. AND BOTH CAN CHOP YOU INTO LITTLE TEENIE PIECES!!! Heh. Got to admit, the violence thing is a bit of a turn on. But then, the quiet logical attitude is all Spock/Data, don't you think? Weird.
Boston Legal
CSI: Crime Scene Investigations
Grissom Rules.
Ren and Stimpy
House - Hugh Laurie (what talent!)
Family Guy
Stewie Should Take Over The World!
South Park
Poor Kenny...
Antiques Roadshow
The Keno Brothers are cool.
Any old Star Trek
Just look at this. Girls, tell me you can resist this!
Nice eh? Shatner, Shatner, Shatner. What more do I have to say?
Whatever's on AMC
Whatever's on TMC
Myth Busters
Dirty Jobs
The old Addam's Family series
Who doesn't love the Addams Family?
Battlestar Galactica, for the veteran actors who are doing such a fine job:
Oh, and Inside the Actor's Studio (Of Course.)
Anything Tolkien. Anything STOS. Anything by Conan Doyle, Jules Verne, or W. Somerset Maugham.
My 2nd grade librarian, Mrs. Cunningham. Got me reading and I haven't stopped yet.
Jeremy Brett: For fabulous acting in the face of bipolar disorder.
The Shat, for continuing to work though he's prolly wearing Depends by now.
(Lorne Greene and the Shat doing summer rep Shakespeare.
Jeff Hardy, Bass Player and Vocalist who sadly died in the World Trade Center on 9/11. He was tall, handsome as the Angel Gabriel, and sang like one, too.
Though I didn't know him well, I saw him play many, many times, and had the good fortune to spend a day cooking with him. My thoughts go out to his wife and children. We will all miss "Moose".
And just because there's not a spot for favorite actors, I'm making one below:
Sir Derek Jacobi - for making Shakespeare easy to understand.
Peter O'Toole - for that scared, screwed-up look, his wonderfully emotion-filled eyes, and perfect diction.
John Hurt. He's terribly talented, has a voice like sandpaper, and amazes me with his work to this day.
Greg Peck - for showing that a man can be noble no matter what. Ir...and for his increadibly good looks.
And last, but very important to me:
Sir Robert Stephens, who had a voice worth more than all the gold in Fort Knox...and one of the greatest and most under-rated acting talents on the planet.
And here are a few more for good measure:
Nicol Williamson, even though he's been drunk all the time and beats up on his fellow actors. Hope you recover soon, Nicol, we want you back.
Ciaran Hinds, who has recently completed Rome
Jeremy Irons - WINNER! SAG Award for BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR in Elizabeth
Gabriel Byrne - We never see enough of him!
Sir Anthony Hopkins, who graces everything that he's in.
And many more..that I haven't thought to add yet!