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Date Posted: 17:43:49 12/08/03 Mon
Author: CCCook
Subject: Re: Indeed!
In reply to: Sue 's message, "Indeed!" on 23:20:43 12/07/03 Sun

Ah yes...Emma Thompson is married to Greg Wise, who played Willoughby in Sense and Sensibility...he was also in Judas Kiss, as a hostage *heh* I just imagined he was Willoughby getting his due...Emma was in that film as well with ALAN RICKMAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

*squee*

[I can hardly wait for the next Harry Potter film...Greg's not in it that I know of, but Alan and Emma are!!!]

Speaking of Emma, did anyone catch the new HBO film Angels In America? All I can say is Emma Thompson so rocks. AR isn't in that one. Emma needs to do another film with Alan Rickman!!!

>You are right! It seems the the elder Miss Dashwood
>succumbed to John Willoughby's rakish charm in real
>life. Perhaps she found him swarthy? ;) I have yet
>to go back and check my tape out, though I know I
>should trust you. Did Napoleon have two brothers in
>that last movie? Oh! *the head is still spinning*
>
>
>
>
>>No, really? How could I have missed him and how could
>>Horatio not have known him? In the first film he was
>>the French major, who was fighting against Napoleon
>>with Horatio and his shipmates. Though I was doing
>>housework during the second film, I could have sworn
>>Napoleon's brother-the young man on Horatio's ship
>>with his wife- was indeed someone else. Oh hang!
>>It's late, but you've piqued my curiosity yet again!
>>I'll have to go and check this out now! :)And he's
>>Emma's husband too to boot? *head spins!* Now I'll
>>have to go check out the IMDB... Tis a dangerous,
>>dangerous thing to know but a little information...:)
>>
>>
>>>Sue, he played the same character in both (Napoleon's
>>>brother) and was more cad-like in episode 2, lol! I
>>>didn't know it was him until I read the credits and
>>>have to admit that I know him more as Emma Thompson's
>>>husband than anything else. In episode 2, he agrees
>to
>>>Napoleon's demands that he return to France without
>>>his American wife so Horatio ends up having to tell
>>>her and put her on a ship back home to America. Since
>>>Napoleon probably would have had her killed if she'd
>>>entered France, his leaving her could be seen as a
>>>selfless act and is, therefore, why he did not die in
>>>a foreign country... :-)
>>>
>>>I like the woman who plays Horatio's wife, Mariah,
>>>very much. It will be fun to see her in the future
>>>episodes and watch Horatio cope with fatherhood. This
>>>series is so consistently wonderful it's just a
>>>pleasure to watch. Too bad there isn't more tv like
>it
>>>on today.

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