Let's see... If I had a time machine, I think I'd go back to 1991 or so and hit Dana Delaney... Failing that, I guess I'd just hit Dana Delaney...
I don't want to fuck Kim Kardasian, but I sure do want to beat the absolute shit out of her. My top celeb lay is the one which is more concerned with running a country than who wants to fuck her.
There's just too many hotties to choose only one. This whole time machine business has Skin's mouth watering for a little circa-1994 Gillian Anderson. Pre-eco-fascist Gillian Anderson, that is.
Bitches that succeed in politics generally do so because they're so dog-ugly they can't succeed anywhere else.
Time travel machine: Richard Dean Anderson during his General Hospital days. Even at 40, he's still got it.
Who needs a time machine? Back when Broadway tickets didn't require a second mortgage: And more recently:
Sort of true, in the broadest sense. It's fun watching people recognize him or not, given the circumstances. But there's a big difference between Working Actor (which I guess also applies to Langella) and, say, Tom Cruise-level can't-go-anywhere-without-being-hounded-by-paparazzi celebrity. Example: I was on a flight to Newark over the weekend and there was Paula Malcomson among the passengers. I recognized her immediately, but no one else seemed to notice. (Can't imagine why; she's a striking woman.) She was chatting with this couple and the conversation went like this: He: Oh, you're an actress? Have we seen you in anything? Paula: Um, well, I was in Caprica. He: (mishearing) Africa? What is that, like a reality show or something?
I bless the raaaains down in Caaapricaaa!! Gonna take some time to do the things we never haaaaave woo-oo!!! (Dom da dom dom da dom dom dommm!! Tinkle, tinkle, tinkle, tinkle...)
Yes, but she played a prostitute in that one. Maybe a less enjoyable conversation that way. "I'm just sayin', Al. I wouldn't mind turning a trick."
Maybe she did afterwards. I stopped eavesdropping after the above. Actors tend to mention work in reverse chronology, given that casting directors have the attention span of a mayfly. Yeah, but from an actor's POV, that's a plum role.
Nah. She was one of the more sympathetic characters. Even though Al murdered an innocent prostitute to save her life from Major Dad at the end of the series.