I know someone who does this as well! I wonder if it’s the same person?! Even down to the two different names depending on whether they’re she or them. It’s very confusing. Anyways....I know of one person who changes their pronouns daily. Some days they are she/her and other days will be non binary. They also use two different names. They expect their work colleagues to use their different names and pronouns for whatever way the wind blows that day.
I really don't care. Call yourself what you want and I will do my best to respect you but if I get it wrong don't jump down my throat.
Edit: Just seen Mods' note.
^She looks like fucking Wildenstein, that is one terrible facelift. & she's as funny as herpes.
Love not knowing about a syrup being described as out of touch! It’s probably the oldest fact on this thread so far.Re Tom Cruise, what’s syrup? His wig?
Why is wig = syrup?
Christ I’ve never felt out of touch on threads till now
Not sure on this thread or not, but I have mentioned Henry VIII before¹, which I think is older than most rhyming slang.Love not knowing about a syrup being described as out of touch! It’s probably the oldest fact on this thread so far.
It ridiculous racial pandering, it only promotes more anti-English racism in Wales. English only actors for English roles next? You can imagine the uproar at that suggestion. Michael Sheen is trying his best to be some sort of radical politician, he's got nothing to say and nothing to offer other than "Im Welsh". It also hints a deeper and nastier hatred of the English.What do you all think about this? It’s very much getting into the territory of you shouldn’t play someone who is different from you.Michael Sheen hits out at non-Welsh actors playing Welsh roles
Actor Michael Sheen has today said that he finds it 'very hard to accept' when Welsh characters are not played by Welsh actors, while also taking aim at the Prince of Wales title.www.dailymail.co.uk
I don't know every role he has ever played, but I know he has played roles of non-Welsh people - Tony Blair for example. Why is that okay by his argument of Welsh roles for Welsh people.It ridiculous racial pandering, it only promotes more anti-English racism in Wales. English only actors for English roles next? You can imagine the uproar at that suggestion. Michael Sheen is trying his best to be some sort of radical politician, he's got nothing to say and nothing to offer other than "Im Welsh". It also hints a deeper and nastier hatred of the English.
How many roles has he done that he's spoken with his Welsh accent, not many. Does he even speak Welsh fluently? I used to love him but he's really irritated me recently.It ridiculous racial pandering, it only promotes more anti-English racism in Wales. English only actors for English roles next? You can imagine the uproar at that suggestion. Michael Sheen is trying his best to be some sort of radical politician, he's got nothing to say and nothing to offer other than "Im Welsh". It also hints a deeper and nastier hatred of the English.
I could be reading this wrong but I see parallels with not having white actors and actresses playing people of colour roles (which I agree with) which has now evolved into not having straight and non trans people play gay/lesbian or trans characters. Maybe Michael feels that too many Welsh roles were taken over by ‘the English’ and this is him rebelling against that. But there have been several famous and crucially acclaimed Welsh actors and actresses: Anthony Hopkins, Richard Burton, Rachel Roberts, Hugh Griffith, Desmond Llewelyn, Pam Ferris, etc. Even more recent actors snd actresses such as Rhys Ifans, Matthew Rhys, Aimee-Ffion Edwards, Aneurin Barnard, Taron Egerton, Catherine Zeta Jones have become successful and are likely to go far in their careers. I’m not sure what he thinks is being done against Welsh actors and actresses?I don't know every role he has ever played, but I know he has played roles of non-Welsh people - Tony Blair for example. Why is that okay by his argument of Welsh roles for Welsh people.
And one of the biggest Welsh actors working at the moment doesn't play Welsh roles - Taron Egerton.
At the end of the day actors are playing parts, that's the point. I can accept some of the debate surrounding ethnicity casting, I didn't follow it properly but there was something about a Netflix Egyptian thing. To some extent I get that debate. But this is too far, it's acting. You're playing someone else, that's the point.
He was lovely looking though.The reason I ask is , in one scene about a year back ,her character had to collapse in an ally. As she was laying there she looked like she had quite bad hair loss and then she appeared with much thicker looking her and it looked so obviously a wig. It doesn’t seem to bad of late
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I bunked off school to go to his house . My mate reckoned he lived near Regent’s Park. He was my major crush . Watching him now in the two films he made and I realise what a crap actor he is
The Netflix thing was the producers attempting to rewrite history by showing Cleopatra as a mixed race black woman and claiming it was a "documentary" and therefore truthful. Despite Cleopatra being a Queen of Egypt and well documented as of Greek heritage.I don't know every role he has ever played, but I know he has played roles of non-Welsh people - Tony Blair for example. Why is that okay by his argument of Welsh roles for Welsh people.
And one of the biggest Welsh actors working at the moment doesn't play Welsh roles - Taron Egerton.
At the end of the day actors are playing parts, that's the point. I can accept some of the debate surrounding ethnicity casting, I didn't follow it properly but there was something about a Netflix Egyptian thing. To some extent I get that debate. But this is too far, it's acting. You're playing someone else, that's the point.
They had some of the worst chemistry ever on the show - totally different wavelengths. The look on her face when he spoke on an It Takes Two interview was outright hilarious. I'm going to guess that she wasn't charmed by him like others were and probably wished for one of the younger, more dynamic guys as her pro (don't blame her for that).The actress who plays Honey is called Emma Barton and she was on Strictly a few years ago. Always thought she didn’t like Anton who was she was paired with very much. She seemed irritated by him. But then again who wouldn’t be?
He was quite happy to play the part of the late Brian Clough who was born in Middlesborough.How many roles has he done that he's spoken with his Welsh accent, not many. Does he even speak Welsh fluently? I used to love him but he's really irritated me recently.
Doesn't surprise me, he was lucky to carry on after the racism he showed to Laila Rouas.They had some of the worst chemistry ever on the show - totally different wavelengths. The look on
Hea her face when he spoke on an It Takes Two interview was outright hilarious. I'm going to guess that she wasn't charmed by him like others were and probably wished for one of the younger, more dynamic guys as her pro (don't blame her for that).
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