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It’s polite to let people know that a link you’ve provided goes directly to a video file so those of us with fewer bells and whistles can decide whether we want to freeze up our browser for several minutes.
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Why don’t you move the cursor over the link? Pretty simple way to tell what kind of file it is.
I was wondering who loved Larry, Dharma’s dad. Then I watched the video and thought, oh. the die hard guy. who’s dharma’s dad, then? So I Googled it, and it’s Alan Rachins.
Alan Rickman rocked totally in Closet Land. He starred with Madeleine Stowe. Man, that was cool. That was when I got a *huge * crusheroo. Some movie, baby. Look it up.
[QUOTE=silenus] Sheriff of Nottingham: [to a wench] You. My room. 10:30 tonight. Sheriff of Nottingham: [to another wench] You. 10:45… And bring a friend.
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One of the worst movies ever made, but I’d watch it again in a second for Rickman’s performance. He was the only one who “got” what kind of movie he was in; everyone else tried to do it with a straight face.
I’m on dial-up, so can’t check out the vid, but this is the Texas vid In Demand we’re talking about, yes?
Much as I like Rickman, I’m afraid that vid is all Sharleen for me.
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So, wait…who the hell was driving the car??
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I definitly saw a chauffeur at the end of the video when they pull up to the hotel(?). I didn’t see anyone driving at nighttime, but the driver was wearing a black suit and hat.
I love Alan Rickman too, since I saw him in the BritCom “Shelley” on PBS years ago.
He’s still got it. I’m still drooling…
[QUOTE=silenus] Sheriff of Nottingham: [to a wench] You. My room. 10:30 tonight. Sheriff of Nottingham: [to another wench] You. 10:45… And bring a friend.
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Apparently ‘and bring a friend’ was a Rickman ad-lib!
I also believe that Costner had Rickman’s performance cut in that film, because it made Costner look feeble. :rolleyes: