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I'd like to meet:

In that big literary sky, when I die, I would like to run into F. Scott Fitzgerald and talk about love, betrayal, hope, fear and all the other things his work conveyed to us when he was alive. Together we will sip espresso and listen to soft jazz.

I would love to meet Paul Scofield. He is my favorite actor and I find him to be the handsomest actor on the screen. Plus he reminds me of my boyfriend Eddie who is also very, very hot....

Music:

I love music....jazz, rap, hip-hop. Thanks to my students, I have become an eclectic listener of music. I love all kinds (unless it's really raunchy and inappropriate). My favorite is smooth jazz. I love the music my son Bobby composes which consists of easy listening and smooth jazz.

Charlie "Last Name" Wilson

Movies:

Eddie and I rarely go to the movies. The last movie we saw was Walk the Line. I loved it and bought the soundtrack. I like military movies and historical. I don't care for romance at all. I love the old movies that are set in the old romantic/gothic era....

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A Man for All Seasons

Paul Scofield as young Hamlet...

Television:

Rarely watch unless there's a good documentary. Although I must confess that I do watch The L Word on Showtime. Why? I don't know. I think it's an intelligent soap opera about women.

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Books:

SO MANY BOOKS.....SO LITTLE TIME!!!!! Where do I begin!? I devour them!

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Doctor of Letters Paul Scofield, CH, CBE 'The Roscius of the age, outstanding in his acting of poetic roles, the support and the glory of our stage' Paul Scofield trained as an actor at Croydon Repertory and at the London Mask Theatre Drama School. He toured with ENSA in 1940 and 1941, and then went on factory tours with CEMA. He spent several years at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, and appeared at Stratford in 1946-8. He has since played leading roles at most of the major London theatres, as well as in Moscow (Hamlet, 1955; King Lear, 1964; Macbeth, 1967), New York, Finland, and Eastern Europe. He returned to the Royal Shakespeare Company in the 1960s, and was a member of its directorate from 1966 to 1968. Mr Scofield has frequently performed at the Royal National Theatre, and was Associate Director there in 1970 and 1971. He has starred in numerous films, and also on radio. He has won many international awards, including the Shakespeare Prize (Hamburg, 1972), the Life Achievement Award of the American Film Institute (1996), and the Shakespeare Birthday Award (Stratford-upon-Avon, 1999).
"Don't blame me.....I didn't make this world. It was given to me" (Walter Younger, A Raisin in the Sun).

Heroes:

Only the unsung ones....and the ones history tends to dismiss...my lady of the morning...EVITA DUARTE de Peron