Post your teenage crushes... don't be shy!

[Front-Ranger]

I love Alan Rickman. Not because he's gorgeous, but because he's such a great actor. He can be funny (Galaxy Quest), romantic (Truly, Madly, Deeply), or sadistic (Closetland). I loved his understated performance in Sense and Sensibility.



I never had a crush on Malcom, but did really love the movie, Time After Time. Malcom and Mary Steenburgen met on the set. They married but then later divorced. Actually in Time After Time, I liked the villian, David Warner.  I had seen him in Morgan and loved that movie, too.

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Speaking of Malcolm, I just watched the movie The Company last nite. I felt like I hit the jackpot--Malcolm McDowell as a good guy, a Robert Altman movie, and spectacular dance scenes!!

[MaineWriter]

Actually in Time After Time, I liked the villian, David Warner.  I had seen him in Morgan and loved that movie, too.

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Morgan? You remember that movie? Ohmigod!

I saw that movie over Thanksgiving break back in...1968? 1969? I was visiting a friend in NJ for Thanksgiving. First time I did not have Thanksgiving at home with my own family. I would have been 13 or 14. Anyway, Morgan came on the TV and my friend Cathy and I were transfixed! I can even remember the song, "Morgan is sad today, sadder than yesterday..."

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[moremojo]

Also, let me second the nomination of Malcolm--what was your favorite Malcolm movie? I suppose it had to be Clockwork Orange, but I would vote for O Lucky Man myself. And he's still very sexy--if only he wouldn't play bad guys all the time!!

Lee, my favorite McDowell movie is If...., where we first meet the Mick later encountered in O Lucky Man. I also think that Caligula, while seriously flawed, is an underrated film.

[David]

Hmmmm... now who is that I have a crush on?





Oh yeah.   This guy!   

[ednbarby]

I forget...

 

I'm telling you, he must be found and STOPPED (as in stopped from being so ridiculously hot, for God's sake).  Or at least waylaid for a while...

[Front-Ranger]

Thanks for the tongue shot!! What a way to start the week!! 

[David]

.....Or at least waylaid for a while...

Waylaid?   Sure, send him my "Way" and he'll get "Laid"    he he he

[ednbarby]

Yep, I pretty much threw that door open for ya, didn't I, David? 

[saucycobblers]

Waylaid?   Sure, send him my "Way" and he'll get "Laid"    he he he

David, have you heard of the British 'Carry On...' films from the 70s? You really should've been a scriptwriter for them with your seemingly limitless supply of double entendres! 

[delalluvia]

Christian Bale anybody?

Oh, yeah.