[jmcenanly]

She seems to be drawn to heavy breathing control freaks

Henry VIII

V

and of course this guy who needs no introduction.
If I were a politician I would steer clear of Ms. Portman. She may be a nice girl, but her she seems to be a poor judge of character.

[Telepathic Intruder]

V for Vendetta, actually. That movie was so ridiculously leftist it’s comical. It included all their major points: the hatred for western culture, tolerance of terrorism, the plight of gays, the “bring it all down” paradigm, hatred of Christianity but near-adulation of the Koran, and that stupid scene at the end where everyone put on V masks and became this suddenly unstoppable force as if they were all Borg drones following the collective hive-mentality. But liberals actually believe this stuff. It’s comical.

[Erasmus]

Well, The Other Boleyn Girl is an interesting movie. Both the actresses come across as serious craftswomen, although it is damn hard to keep one's eyes off Scarlett's.......lips.

(Miss Scarlett also does much of the movie in minimal makeup and as such she'd look right at home somewhere in my mother's family tree, who are all Norskis. Gee I hope Ms Scarlett wouldn't take offense ≤}B^).

The movie does take liberties with historical fact, although probably not as severely as, say, Amadeus.