George Clooney: I Am Not the Godfather

George Clooney is denying reports he will be the godfather to his pal Brad Pitt’s fifth child with Angelina Jolie.

Recently, Clooney reportedly joked to paparazzi outside a Los Angeles restaurant that he had been asked by the celebrity couple to be godfather to their child.

Clooney’s rep made a clarification and said that the Leatherheads star was only joking. “He was just having a joke,” said the rep.

Leatherheads made around $13.5 million in ticket sales in its opening weekend, failing to meet expectations of $16 million set by the studio.

Photos: Alberto E. Rodriguez, Kevin Winter, Getty
Posted to: Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Pregnant Celebrities
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Agree with you, Tiger. I saw Clooney for a long time, already, since he played a detective in a tele-series. I can say he changes through the years. Except Ocean 11-12-13, his films mostly have something to say. Expressionless? Wow, Trista must have known better about acting skill than the Jury in Oscar Award.

BTW, why do they have to report how much a film earns? Are we watching an entertainment or a stock market report? Are they trying to tell us, that a well-earned film is always a good film, so we have to watch it?

If Brad Pitt really said that, maybe it was some kind of admiration to his pal, and not irony?

Hi rien. I have to admit, George in the Oceans is my all time favorite work for him. He was great in Solaris and IC but, something about Danny Ocean was too close to the man I believe him to be. The man I image him to be. Loyal and crafty. And he is obviously a crook the way he took over Hollywood. LOL

Tinsel Town never knew what hit them when George stepped into the light. It loved him so much, it stayed focused on him. Brad Pitt has the same charisma. The light loves him. So in return, whoever is on the arm of these two men will always reap of benefits of standing beside them.

Brad is shy in his fame, with that comes the women (actresses) he embraces always try to steal his light, make out like they are the brighter star. Makes me laugh a when it comes to Brad because I think he could careless who is more famous. With George, he is the man in control, no woman could steal his light even if they bent over and exposed their crotch. Opps, what am I saying, his latest gal has done that. LOL

Still in his shadow, poor thang, you just gotta feel sorry for her.heehee

LOVEFORFOUR @ 04/14/2008 at 8:51 pm

Tiger @ 12:33pm,
I agree with most of what you said but Angelina is the only one he’s been with that was already an A-list actress starring in her own successful movies (lara Croft etc..). George’s hook-up with Sarah is sort of like pretty woman , only sara is a ****-tail waitress and not a hooker. At least I think she’s not a hooker.

Hi Loveforfour. I don’t play video games so I don’t really know anything about Angelina or Lora Croft. If you say that makes her A list, I will take your word for it. I didn’t know the first thing about her until she hooked up with Brad. But, I must admit, I was so very tired of seeing JA’s face on every magazine cover. She was replaced by Angelina’s face after Brad hooked up with her, and to be completely honest, I am tired of seeing her face now too.

I remember back when he was with Gwennie, it was the same thing, she was everywhere. But, it really got weird when those two started to look alike with the same hairstyle and all. Imagine what would of happened if they had been married. Too scary to image.

On the other hand, I never really get tired of looking at George so I am thrilled his women don’t over shadow him. Funny,not even Julia could over shadow George and she is A list without a doubt and without a super star celebrity man on her arm. I guess she is the real Pretty Woman. George’s new gal could take a lesson or two from Julia and realize that George will always be the “center of attention” no matter who is on his arm.:-)

There is a picture of him on AOL’s entertainment page where he has a scruffy beard and a black tux on. Man oh man, I kid you you not, I about melted right out of my chair. So very fine.

LOVEFORFOUR @ 04/14/2008 at 10:47 pm

To Tiger,
Angelina won an oscar, golden globe and many awards before ever co-starring with Brad in Mr and Mrs Smith. She had a successful career before meeting Brad. GP only won an oscar award for Shakespeare in Love after her break-up with Brad. Angie was already rich and equally well known as Brad. With Angie, Brad does’nt have to worry about being used because she was very well known before they got together. Her Lara craft movies were blockbusters. I only started watching Brad’s movies big-time after he got with Angie and was facinated by their stunning beauty. Like someone on VH1 said, “their beauty combined is so great it would set the world on fire” This is an exageration of course. It’s so funny because I can imagine these two mesmerized by each other’s outer and inner beauty.

@tiger
I think that is a man’s problem ;-)! If “the” woman steals the light, “the” man starts to be insecure…….But again, it depends on who the man is. Brad Pitt is a magnet for the camera. He can stay away from the water for weeks, still he looks good (I do not talk about the smell….). Since, not like GC, Pitt had only one woman (at time…sometimes it was too long…) we have to stand to see her face. JA is a very “special” case, because she did not change her style for many a time….GP is natural….too natural sometimes (I complain too much, I know). And then come AJ. The “fight” between JA and AJ…then..tuh, you have to stand “two faces” at once…
GC is different. He has a lot of women.Sometimes I think it is some kind of symbol of achievement, if you know what I mean… You will have no chance to see “a woman” in a long time. The last woman, if she makes him happy, I do not really bother what kind of Job she has. It is a job. It does not influence her character or love.
I read for quite some time, George was jealous with Danny. He called him “Julia’s cameraman” for quite a while. Why? Jealousy? Insecurity? Arrogance? If GC and JR were not only friend…what do you think would happen?
@Loveforfour
I watch Brad’s films for a long time. I stop watching them since Troy. I am a huge fan of Homer, and this film raped Homer’s book. I still can not forgive him. The last film (Jesse James) was tempting. But I saw the one with Henry Fonda already. So, I pass this film too.

And beauty is not my qualification for a good actor/actress. AJ is a good actress and I still watch her films…the changing performance in AMH is just amazing…and then she will be with James…(sigh)

Rien I think that is the point with George. I don’t believe he wants share his bright light of fame with anyone. He knows these common romances he has won’t amount to anything. And he gets the plug for making her famous. Interesting in Tinsel Town how you really don’t need any talent to be famous. It is all about appearence.

And loveforfour. I will agree that Brad and Angie make a spectacular looking couple. I hope they don’t set the world on fire because that would give evil the upper hand. But, I doubt that is their goal for this world. At least I hope not.

Of course they are mesmerized by one another. It is always about appearence for all of these celebrities. Could you ever imagine Brad or George with an unattractive woman? Could you picture Angie with a unattractive man? It wouldn’t fit in with their public image so of course appearence matters a great deal to all of them. I don’t know if that has anything to do with talent. I think talent is all in the eyes of the beholder. Angelina Jolie’s movies have never impressed me. For that matter George’s movies are too political to me at times. Brad had a run of movies that I enjoyed but since hooking up with Angelina, his private life completely over shadows all of his work in my opinion.

Bottomline is, when it comes to these celebrities, unless you have a huge bank account or a perfect face and body, I doubt any of them would give anyone who is a part of the general public the time of day. As long as they entertain with the drama in their private lives and dazzle the public with their beauty the public will buy into the image they are selling. Look at George’s new gal and the press she gets from sticking her ass in the air and showing off her female assets. She uses them to the full extent and honestly, I think George gets off on having men lust over his woman. He likes that playboy image. With Brad, he gets off on having the “it” girl in Hollywood on his arm. I doubt he would ever settle for anything less. Appearence is so very important to all of them, the women included.

@tiger

“Behind the phony tinsel of Hollywood lies the real tinsel,” Is this “The Tinsel Town” you mean?

That is why I love “actors/actresses” or even “directors” who can touch my heart with their works, such as: Ed Norton, Gary Oldman, Jude Law Helen Mirren, My beloved Anthony Minghella, Clint Eastwood, Glenn Close……

Clooney , his films give me reason to think. Not yet melts my heart though….
His personal life? Frankly my dear, I don;t give a damn!
And Brad Pitt, unless he plays just like in “12 Monkeys” or “Kalifornia”, I will give him a chance again (as if he cared!)
His Personal life? You know the answer already.

Which Ed Norton movie touched you rien?

I agree, Brad was great in Kalifornia. The one role I believe he should of won an Oscar for but, maybe it was too early in his career.

And rien, George didn’t melt your heart as Batman? I would go for a spin in the batmobile with him. “Fire up those engines Batman!!” I would be helpless to that ride!! :-)

Can you give me an easier question?
I do not have to see his face to know that King Baldwin IV (Kingdom of Heaven) is Edward! Did you hear the sadness in his voice? Did you see the embracing power of death in his blue eyes?
I cried when he hugged Ed Furlong in American History X.
I cried when he sang with David Morse in Down in the Valley
And thrilled by his anger in Primal Fear.
And I wanted to fly to Shanghai to hug him in Painted Veil
So again, can you give me an easier question?
So George? Okay, the car yes, but George? To be honest? Ah, better not honest……Eh..I dunno.

I haven’t seen Kingdom of Heaven yet. I have tried to watch it a couple of times, but, it is a movie that takes a specific mood for me to sit through it. I want to check it out, hopefully it will be on when I am in the mood to watch it. LOL

I saw American History X. Ed Norton as amazing in that one. Real emotion came through on both sides of his character. I love when an actor can portray that in a character. At the beginning of the movie, his hatred. Man, it was almost chilling to watch his character. He deserved an Oscar for that one in my opinion.

Primal Fear, another one where I stopped and noticed this talented actor. He was really good in that one too. I loved him with Brad Pitt in Fight Club as well. Those two had an amazing on screen chemistry. George and Brad did too. It would be interesting to see if George and Ed would have it. What do you think rien?

If you do watch the film, try to get the director’s cut. Even Orlando looked different!
I could really smash his face in American History X (If his eyes did not melt my heart first…). He could be hated with passion! But then, at the end I cried with him, understood the pain that he’s been going through….

Did I tell you the ones I despised so much? WORM! (ROUNDERS). God, how can somebody so low like that exist! And JACK TELLER (THE SCORE). Arrogant and cold. But, big but, he ate Robert De Niro alive!! De Niro looked so pale in this film.

Yes, I like The Fight Club, too. Brad Pitt looked good in this film. I would like to see George and Edward together. The screen will be busted out because of their magnetisms! For sure!

What I like about Edward is that he doesn’t have to be in the central of attention to get one. In Primal Fear, Gere had all the lines for himself. But there is a split moment, when Edward changed his character, the whole screen was stolen!

So, Tiger. I have to warn you. Knowing that George loves the attention, don’t be disappointed when “my Edward” steals the whole screen…quietly, or even secretly. And knowing Edward, he will have no mercy!!

You are right about Ed Norton, he blends in. That is a gift for sure. More so once they have achieved fame.

Has Ed Norton ever won an Oscar? I don’t follow his work close enough to know.

The ones who are the true talents are the ones who can blend in. They don’t need to feed off their private life to stay active in the Hollywood game. They use their talent to keep them there. So very interesting to watch from a distance.They hold onto fame so tight, the art of the craft is lost. And so is the talent. Bizarre to say the least!

Not that I know. He won Golden Globe for his role in Primal Fear. 2x nomination. I though Painted Veil was nominated, but I guess I was wrong. What a shame, Scorcesse won for a re-make film! I like the original one better.
The problem with Edward is, that he is a pain in the ass, so they say. I see it as an artist tries to keep his integrity. If you follow the wish of the producers all the time, by the end of your carrier you will not recognize yourself any more. I think Edward doesn’t want that. May be he does not make so many blockbuster, but hey, since it is a film, an art, then it does not have to be. Matrix was a blockbuster, but I fell a sleep in the middle of Matrix 3. With Edward, I was captured until the end.

I think you heard already, Edward plays the Hulk. What the Hulk is that? Oh, I believe it will be hulking awesome! You do not want to make Edward angry. You will not like it when he is angry…..I can not wait to see it!

Funny, I can remember Ed thanking the academy. Oh wait, maybe he was in character when he did that. :-)

No biggie, i think Hollywood puts more emphanise on winning that award than the general public does.

I have never heard that Edward is a pain in the ass. Hum, he is not easy to handle? I love a good challenge. lol Imagine the power one would have controlling the Hulk.I have always wonderd if all his body parts grow when he busts out of his clothes. :-)

I visit Nerd World from time to time. Surprised, surprised, I am one of Nerds. And you should read how “The Hulk” (Lev Grossman) complained about it. It is so hulking funny (stealing Grossman’s word).

I tell you, Tiger. Behind that fine brilliant actor, he is the biggest pain in the ass. Or should I say the other way around? Anyway, I love him. Not more than the way I am crazy about Jude Law, but I love him dearly. And if he doesn’t fight for his ideas, than it is not Edward whom I know.

I wonder if he will still have the clothes when he grows..o yeah, I want to see too…But hey, I think I saw every inch of him (except that Hulky thingy, what a pity), in Down In the Valley…

Ralph Fiennes once said, that award is like an applause, and every actor likes it. I think Oscar, BAFTA, or any other Awards is important for them. For me, I always believe in the actors themselves. For Directors, there are 5 directors that I will go to see their works without any complaints. Ridley Scott, My Beloved Anthony Minghella, David Cronenberg (for a Nerd, He is a must), Brian de Palma, Sidney Lumet. And one in process of liking, Clint Eastwood.

Tiger, this is what Edward said about making movies. I agree with him, and this is one of the reasons why his works touched my heart, deeply:

“If you try to make interesting films, you’re going to be disappointed most of the time. I choose just not to look at it that way. I don’t look at American History X as a failure, or Fight Club as a failure, or 25th Hour as a failure, or Larry Flynt as a failure, or any of the movies that I care about that I’ve made that were not immediately successful. I’ll stand with those movies any day over 90 percent of the movies that came out at the same time that made a hundred million dollars. I don’t think you could name half the movies that won Best Picture across those years. And all I’m saying is that you have to decide where you root your own taste. We revere those films that we revere now, but at the time, a lot of the mainstream critics totally dismissed Dr. Strangelove and The Graduate and Taxi Driver. They didn’t get it. Then that generation comes of age and takes over as the mainstream critics, and they get the chance to name their classics.”
(Sources: The A.V Club interview, 1, 30. 2007)

Were American History X and Fiht Club considered failures?

Was Ed Norton in Larry Flynt? I have seen that movie, I don’t remember him in it. What character did he play?

I agree with what he says there. He reminds me of Brad Pitt with his attitude about movie making. Ed might be a bit more direct in saying it, but I think this is the manner that Brad chooses his roles as well. A big part of why I enjoy his work so much and the amazing talent he is.

I compeletely agree about the awards. Your only as good as your last award. It always makes me laugh when celebrities are considered somehow “better” because they won the oscar. Nevermind it was 5 years ago. LOL

Far as I can say there are only a few actors that grow in their talent and usually it isn’t the ones with the awards.The outstanding talents don’t need awards to truly make a statement like all the rest of the puppets in Tinsel Town. :-)

They did not make box office, or not as much as the producers wished it would be. You must have heard that the director of American History X was extremely pissed about Edward, because he wanted more time screen. These two made good money in rental. Just like this film with Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman (something with Redemption).

Don’t tell me you missed him in Larry Flint?! He was the Lawyer! Oh, you should listen the way he defended Larry Flint! Ah, Edward! That is exactly his problem. He’s rarely known as Edward on film, he is the character. Just like Murnau (you have to know The Great Murnau. Tell me, please that you know him…) said, “They don’t need to act. They simply have to become.”

Did you watch 25th hours? It is a beautiful film, with Spike Lee as the director. Wow, the situation in New York after 9/11 was awful! Lee really has eyes for the soul of the street, doesn’t he?

Only curiosity, which actors do you mean? I would say: Gary Oldman, Sean Penn (It is worth to see him only for 2 second in Close Distant when he said: “My Father.” God, how I cried!), Edward Norton, Jude Law, Ralph Fiennes (he is a little bit too creepy these days), John Malkovich. Christian Bale, I put him on the line already (Did you see him in the Mechanist?). For the older generation,I would go to see Jimmy Stewart and Heston at any time. Oh, don’t forget Orson Welles.

I do sound like a IMDB, don’t I?

Which actors do I mean? Brad Pitt for one. He is the most impressive to me because he didn’t have any big name family members to help him along when he first showed up in Tinsel Town. He has lasted as a major talent as well as having his choice of movies that he wishes to make. I find that very attractive on him. I loved him in Babel. His look, everything. He is an actor who has matured and he has no problem exposing it through his craft.

Tom Cruise, another actor that you know, if he is in it, likely, it will be entertaining. Although his past choices are better compared to the movies I have seen him in lately.

I know people go on about Sean Penn being spectacular but, I am not drawn to his movies at all. The only movie I remember him in is the one where he was a stoner and he orders a pizza in class. :-)

Judd Law, I am sorry, I just don’t get it at all.

And rien, I don’t know what an IMDB is so i couldn’t answer if you sound like one.

Have Penn and Law ever won any major awards?

Aloha, Tiger!
Ha…ha…ha Spicoli, hah? I loved him in there. The most dude ever!
You see, when I watched Sean Penn, and I watched his film a lot, I never saw him. He became, just like what Murnau said.
Penn received an Oscar, and I think three or four nominations. If you have some kind of lust, watch “I am Sam”, or “Carlito’s Way.”
I am sorry about Cruise, I always see Cruise. I watch his films since The Last Unicorn. He can not act, in my eyes. Or in the Murnau’s words: he acts. That’s a mistake. Did you see Magnolia? Horrible with him. He forced himself there. The only film in which he was different was “Collateral damage.” But the rest, the French said: o la la.
Jude Law? He can change his accent, just like that. He’s always different in any film he’s in. I guess. being a beautiful man is hard sometimes. You are always judged by what you look like, and not what you do. Jude was nominated for Oscar twice, the rest you can check in IMDB. Come on, don’t nick me. You do know what IMDB is!

BTW, I saw Equus last night. With Richard Burton and Peter Firth. Do you know this film? Oh, strong! By Sidney Lumet, of course. I am curious how Radcliffe will perform it on stage. To be naked is easy, but Peter Firth’s nakedness was part of who he was, and not simply because he wanted to. I am not sure about Radcliffe (Harry Potter).

Well, I am not as broad as you are when it comes to movies. I don’t search them out, if I stubble upon them and they speak to me, that is how I relate to them.For the exception of Brad’s movies, and he is about the only actor that can get me into the threatre to watch his craft at work.

It will be interesting to see Sean Penn and Brad in their new movie. Maybe I will see for myself what the big deal is about with Sean Penn. Course, that is if their personal drama doesn’t over shadow the movie. I will be very curios to see these two in chatacter in the same movie. I have always felt that Sean couldn’t hold a candle to Brad even though Brad always went on about him as someone he respects and admires for his craft. We shall see if they share the chemistry Brad had with Ed Norton in Fight Club.

Jude Law. I still don’t get it, i don’t find him attractive at all. But, to be fair, I have never seen him in a movie. I just know that he screwed his nanny while his children were present and that is just unacceptable to me. I wouldn’t give his movies the time of day and contribute to making him any richer than he already is. That is just my honest opinion on that.

I hope you watched “Cold Mountain”. In this movie (Inman, he played), he rarely said words, but he was nominated as the best actor. For me it is some kind of sign that he was present in the whole film. He was the heart of the film.

BTW, about his nanny, I mean the nanny of his children (he has 4 children), I always said what I asked anybody who’s willing to listen when it comes about PPZ ” Why don’t they potatoes the ppz?!”
(Jude said” I throw raw vegetables at them” = You know why I am crazy about him. Even the words we use are the same, and I used it long time before I read about him).

And about their private life, of course we can go on and on, but the fact was that BP had something to do with AJ (and it is not “having conversation” that I am talking about) when he was still officially married. But hey, it is his life, as much as Jude’s life, and I don’t want to care. I always separate my feelings toward them as actors and as persons.
Until now, I refuse to see the films from Wolfgang Petersen, Eric Bana and Brad Pitt, because of Troy. Orlando I don’t care so much because he is still early in the business. Even then, I watched Kingdom of Heaven because of R. Scott and Edward. And Helen Krueger? Who cares!

PS: If you do want to watch other films from Sean Penn, try “21 grams”, “State of Grace (there you can watch Gary Oldman)”, and really, try to watch “At Close Range (that’s the correct title)”. The last title is his favorite, and mine.

You know what Eastwood said about Sean Penn: “Sean Penn’s problem is that he always plays good in each and every movies he’s in.”
Taken from Eastwood, I believe it.

It is good that you can separate what they do in their private life over what they do professionally. For me, that is what aggravates me the most with celebrity. Their personal drama always seems to over shadow their craft whether they believe it to be true or not.

I know what you are saying about Brad and Jolie, and I was very disappointed in him at the menner that he hooked up with dark girl when he was still a married man. I think she played a big part in that, playing it for all it was worth. Knowing that Brad wanted more than anything else to be a dad. She played on his weakness and he was fool enough for fall for it. But, that is all water under the bridge now.It did over shadow his work and still does, but I have hope that he will somehow rise above it because I believe he is a very talented actor.He doesn’t need all the drama in his private life to be successful. No matter how much the woman on his arm play it for all it is worth. If he would only believe it.

I haven’t seen Cold Mountain. I tried once to watch it, but honestly, there wasn’t anyone in it who could hold my attention. I know it won awards, but, that doesn’t mean crap to me either. Most times the awards they hand out are to movies that don’t speak to me at all. I don’t have much respect for the movies they choose as award winners. That is for them to feel elite, I don’t think the general public places that much stock in any of their choices as it is all about who can kiss ass the best to get the award.I believe the general public sees through all of that.

Oh, then you will not be able to enjoy the work of my beloved Anthony Minghella. I am still sad about him (he passed away recently). Forget about the others, see the works of my beloved Anthony. Close your eyes if it’s necessary. But then you will not be able to see the atmosphere that he built. Even London looked so amazingly beautiful (The Holidays).

Yes, Brad Pitt is a very talented actor. Oh, my cold cold heart! I wish I could simply say : sod it! Forget Troy! But Illias is one of my favorite books, and I can not do anything against it.

May be I will try Jesse James……ehhhh I have to swallow my pride, and it is a damn hard thing to do.

You know, if you really think about it, we do not know anything about them, except what the tabs write. Will we spoil our own fun because of it? We are not sheep, are we? Let the celebs dance naked on the middle of the street, so to speak, well..when it’s Jude then I don’t know how my reaction will be…., we simply go to the cinema, see what we like, and that’s it.

I loved Troy but then again rien, I like it when movies don’t follow structure and create the character from their own vision of what they want it to be. I adored the manner that Brad portrayed Achilles. I think he owned that character as no one else could of. I felt they did a good job showing the emotion of the era they were in. I am sorry it was a disappointment to you, but honestly, it expressed beautifully the depth of the war fought in Troy.

I know what you are saying about allowing them to ruin our fun with their private drama. But, I guess bottom line for me is, I work hard for my money, It is difficult for me to spend it padding their pocket if I don’t agree with their lifestyle. I feel I do have a choice and I do believe the manner that they behave in public is important to their craft. Same goes for anyone who lives a public life. Politicians are the worst. They are better actors than the actors in hollywood, although, the public is gaining wisdom as I believe they are beginning to see through their pathetic public performance.

Bottomline for me is, they need the public more than we need them. Entertainment is great when i find it, but, I can be entertained for free by spending time out in nature. So that is my salvation.

Love chatting with you btw. Your passion comes through loud and clear in your words, and if I can add, it is enlightening to me. :-)

It is very nice also to chat with you. Finally, I can “talk” with somebody who doesn’t always have the same opinion with me, but there are line that we can agree to.

About Troy, it is simply they follow the line of HW. Menelaos did not die. Paris did not survive. Achiles never entered Troy. Patroclus was not Achieles’ cousin, he was his lover. Helena returned to Menelaos. So, it is not Troy from Homer they made, but Troy from anywhere else. That is the reason why I did not like it.

Interesting rien. I didn’t read Homers book. I will have to take the time to do that very soon.Helen went back to Menelaos? Can’t even imagine it. And, that was from Homers point of view or fact?

I think Achilles showed how important Patroclus was to him, no matter if he was his cousin or his lover. Being of the female gender, honestly, I prefered the way they played it out that Achilles was so taken in by a mere slavegirl to him.I think it showed such a warriers depth to be able to love as he loved her. Although, he didn’t respect her virgin robe showed him as the great warrier that he was.

Do you think the portrayed Hector properly? He was another one who came out a hero in this movie. He fought for loyality to his father.

I want you to know rien, from our discussion here, I will take notice of the actors you have mentioned because you are passionate about them. :-)

Then Hector upbraided him. “Paris,” said he, “evil-hearted Paris, fair to see, but woman-mad, and false of tongue, would that you had never been born, or that you had died unwed. Better so, than live to be disgraced and looked askance at. Will not the Achaeans mock at us and say that we have sent one to champion us who is fair to see but who has neither wit nor courage? Did you not, such as you are, get your following together and sail beyond the seas? Did you not from your a far country carry off a lovely woman wedded among a people of warriors–to bring sorrow upon your father, your city, and your whole country, but joy to your enemies, and hang-dog shamefacedness to yourself? And now can you not dare face Menelaus and learn what manner of man he is whose wife you have stolen? Where indeed would be your lyre and your love-tricks, your comely locks and your fair favour, when you were lying in the dust before him? The Trojans are a weak-kneed people, or ere this you would have had a shirt of stones for the wrongs you have done them.”

That’s the way Hector talked. Yes, Hector was just like what I imagined. Yes, Menelaos survived, and returned to his country. Otherwise, to whom shall Telemachos ask about His Father’s (Odyssey) whereabouts?

You know, I would like to have Achilles as great lover, and etc. But if Petersen made the film according to Homer, then he must follow it. I am also a woman. But BP is an actor. Is he afraid to play “gay” character? Or “Bi”? Just like many other Greeks Hero? Achilles was dressed up like a woman to avoid Trojan war (asked by his mother). Because he was predicted to be killed in this war. He was a mama’s son. A spoil rotten mama’s son. But, he was also a great warrior. A good fighter. That’s why the gods loved him.

You know, that’s my other problem. What I saw was, a rape scene. An Apollo Priest has to be a virgin. It was not a love scene. This Priest decided to give her life to worship Apollo. Why do you think Apollo was angry to the Greeks? Not only that Posseidon was angry with them (well, Odyssey in particular), but so was Apollo. That’s why they never could enter Troy. It was like raping a nun, you know. Well, at least in my eyes.

Sorry, I only get angry if I talk about Troy.

Why can’t you imagine Helena returned to Menelaos? Because Paris was more handsome? Paris was nothing but a coward spoiled womanizer. Or, you don’t want to have any imagination that may be BP will return to JA? Now I make the JP’s fans angry!! :-)

AH, Tiger. If only we lived not so far from each other, we could discuss on and on.

Anyway, if you want to “visit” me, and “talk” to me, just say hello to me on Jude”s threads. I will find you, somehow.

So, enjoy “my” actors! Hey, if you want to “fall in love” with Gary Oldman, watch “Dracula” or “Scarlett Letter”. But Demi Moore was in Scarlett Letter, so ignore her, if you don’t like her. She could not cry, you know…he…he…he…she needed eyedrops for the scenes!

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