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Dominique Swain | Natalie Portman | Tom Jones | Some Directors


 

Dominique Swain

 

 

 

 

Birthplace

Malibu, CA

Birthdate

August 12th, 1980

Eyes

Blue

Height

5' 9" = 175-176cm

Hobbies

Art, sculpture, creative writing

Sports

Soccer, track athletics, swimming, softball

 

Dominique Swain, just the name leaves me in vain. A girl actress famous for her role in Lyne's Lolita (1997), in which her skills stunned men, women and critics alike. After that, and Face/Off she as if cursed played only in B TV movies only available in the USA. In July 2002 she will star together with hubbahubba Christina Ricci in Pumpkin.

Check out the famous garden scene in Lolita.

She is gorgeous let's face that. And in real life even a bit similar to Lolita. As in a silly goof, happy and creative, smarter than you'd say, devilish, dumber than you'd hoped and sexy like there ain't no September.

 

Who said braces were stupid?? :-)

 

This face has inspired some of my drawings. :-)   -->

Oh you should love her look on the picture below; oh the dirty old farth next to her is Jeremy Irons, he played his role perfectly as Humbert Humbert Humbert Humbert. (Well when a man is called Humbert Humbert what can you expect his middle names to be?)





Natalie Portman

 

 

 

 

Birthplace

Jerusalem

Birthdate

June 9th, 1981

Eyes

Brown

Height

5' 3" = 160cm

Hobbies

Dancing, reading, writing, ice-skating
 

Sports

Track, football

 

 

Natalie Portman is a girl with a brain. Not only does she love science and math but also writing. What can I say, she's a Gemini :-). She is picky and cares more about her honor than about fame. For instance she turned down the movie Lolita. For which I am much grateful to her. lol

She debuted in my favorite movie Leon: The Professional. Which is one of Luc Besson's better movies. She was still quite young (12) as you can see, but she played it perfectly. She also played in famous movies like Heat and Star Wars Episode I.. but also in one of my favorite comedies: Mars Attacks!. Plus, she performed on broadway in a play about Anne Frank.

These 2 pictures are a few of my favorite shots of the movie Leon.

The picture below is not actually in the movie as far as I know, but it shows the cute little hats and Jean Reno; the most ugly yet extremely cool actor.





Tom Jones Woodward

What's new Pussycat?! Ok, meet the man with the tan, the voice and the act of coolness. Let's all face it. This is the most disgusting man on this planet, and will remain so for a long time I hope.

Among his popular cover songs, like 'It's not unusual' and 'You can leave your hat on', he has sung numerous less popular covers.

He starred in several movies, my favorite is of course Mars Attacks!, where he plays a nonheroic nonhero (himself). As you can see in history he has altered himself from a disgusting look-at-my-arm-hair coolness image to a I-see-you-are-looking-at-me disgusting old man image. Needless to say all the Welsh women are drooling by now.
 

 

 Whenever I see this man, I cannot control my laughter. Oh to get rid of it at once I will now name my list of most disgusting celebrities that just don't have and never will have the panache to be on my webbie. Robin Williams: often mistaken for a Sasquatch when he's skinny dipping (God forbid me to see that ever,), more to come.




Some Directors

Luc Besson
You see him here on his good side, which is always the one that is unlit :). Seriously the man is distasteful. He is French, has married most of his starring actresses.. but oh well. His movies usually don't have a high deepness level or are good.. but they always have a certain 'thing' that makes them enjoyable to watch. (most famous: La Femme: Nikita, Le Grand Bleu, Leon, Jeanne d'Arc, 5th Element, Yamakasi)
Tim Burton
This man has a good side and a bad side, the side that was attracted to horror as a child is the good side. :) From this comes 'A nightmare before Christmas', 'Sleepy Hollow' and maybe even 'Mars Attacks!'. His bad side is well.. 'Planet of the Apes remake'.
David Lynch
You're looking at an acclaimed cult director
. Watching his movies is just a tad different than other movies. Fast-paced story in incredibly slow scenes. Movies where fiction is told in fiction. I haven't seen too much of his 'work' but what I've seen: Lost Highway, Mulholland Drive, Dune, it was worth the time seeing it... and for some to see it again.. and again till you still don't get it.

Stanley Kubrick (†)
To be honest, I don't really like most of his movies. But sometimes you just have to accept you are dealing with a Kubrick.. His interior design capabilities are.. extraordinary.. tacky is not nearly the word..lol.. you can see it in 'A Clockwork Orange' and '2001; A space odyssey' . Last of which is a masterpiece already because of its lack of dialogue, sound, motion, images and shortness. I still have not seen his Lolita version.




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