The notch marked "Heath" on the bedpost

[mollyringle]

Please welcome into the Famed Halls of Celebrities I Have Kissed in My Dreams... Heath Ledger!
(*clap clap clap*)

I've always liked and admired Heath, but he only murmured and shouldered his way onto my so-called "lust list" just lately, after I saw Casanova. Yes, it's a fluffy and ridiculous film with no historical redeeming value whatsoever. But, come on. It has Heath and other lovely people looking like this and acting silly, so of course I liked it.

Now, what Heath and I would ever be doing in the same room, let alone kissing, I can't imagine. What a pity. But thanks for those sweet nighttime hours, Signore Casanova. I'll leave my window open for you.

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[bookgirl2632.livejournal.com]

And now, he's going to play the Joker in The Dark Knight, the upcoming Batman movie.

I really don't know if my heart can stand a movie with both Christian Bale and Heath Ledger.

[mollyringle.livejournal.com]

Awesome! I hadn't heard. That sounds like tremendous fun.

[angel7step.livejournal.com]

Casanova was indeed a campy, goofy romp, but it had a wealth of witty, well-delivered one-liners. And Jeremy Irons. And Carnivale costumes. And Venice.

Perhaps he was giving you a kiss of apology on behalf of Australian actors, who are, after all, responsible for all the world's wars.

"She was hardly a novice..."

[mollyringle.livejournal.com]

So true--it made me giggle more than I should have. I could hardly believe they got Jeremy Irons to be in it! But then, Lasse Hallstrom's movies tend to be pretty good, so that probably gave everyone the courage. I know it gave me the courage to rent it. :)

World war comment...hmm, I am dense and not getting it. Mel Gibson reference?