112. I fall for fictitious characters ALL THE TIME. Have done so most of my life. I enjoy it--they don't die, or dump you, or whatever. I really don't see it as a problem at all. No, seriously...
115. It's a great film, but you're right: it serves up angst in buckets. The two of them are happy their first summer together, before their boss comes along and spoils it all. That's all I'll say. I don't want to spoil everything.
152. That's probably why he did Oscar Wilde as well as he did, even though his chin looks more like Jay Leno than Oscar.
168. Have you seen Lawrence Olivier in "Wuthering Heights" (1939)? Totally hot. For once. In "Rebecca", though, he was stiff as a doorknocker. Can't imagine why little whatshername fell for him. But Olivier as Heathcliff? I lusted after him like mad...
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115. It's a great film, but you're right: it serves up angst in buckets. The two of them are happy their first summer together, before their boss comes along and spoils it all. That's all I'll say. I don't want to spoil everything.
152. That's probably why he did Oscar Wilde as well as he did, even though his chin looks more like Jay Leno than Oscar.
168. Have you seen Lawrence Olivier in "Wuthering Heights" (1939)? Totally hot. For once. In "Rebecca", though, he was stiff as a doorknocker. Can't imagine why little whatshername fell for him. But Olivier as Heathcliff? I lusted after him like mad...