Finally a movie I want to see.
By the way when you become an American citizen are you still a British Lord? The Title Sir comes with you to America?/
I am not against it , but does it?
You might enjoy this.
I saw The World's Fastest Indian last week. Very wholesome and uplifting movie.
Papa (2006) (in production) .... Ernest Hemingway
Slipstream (2007) (announced) .... Bonhoffer
Harry and the Butler (2006) (announced)
Fracture (2006) (filming) .... Ted Crawford
Bobby (2006) (filming) .... John Casey
Beowulf (2007) (post-production) .... King Hrothgar
All the King's Men (2006) (completed) .... Judge Montague Irwin
He is absolutely right on the camera crap. This is especially so on TV in dance sequences: you can't even watch performers or dancers anymore, because the camera jiggles around so much.
I love AH. He's the sexiest old man in the world!
More about Hopkins' art and music:
http://www.woai.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=FD55BF72-CEF8-4A92-8B62-2D3D0AF27C45
No single actor can do extreme characters better than Sir Hopkins. He played one of the most Christian characters in history, CS Lewis ... then he played Hannibal. And he played both so well. He can do anything in-between. He gives me the creeps! He's that good!
Sweet.
Remains of the Day was one of the finest movies I ever saw.
Sometimes, it's kind of sad that Hannibal Lecter is a fictional character. So many free-range rude, so little time.
Hopkins is a class act in an increasingly classless business.
Sir Tony----a real radical shaking up the snorzinas of decaying putrid Hollywood.
There is a jewel of a movie called 84 Charing Cross Road with Anthony Hopkins and Anne Bancroft. It is one of my favorites. Has anyone else seen it?
The day you make this complaint is the day you are officially old.
Of course, now some Hollywood elitists will find people to say that he acted poorly towards movie crews, etc.
I adore Anthony Hopkins. I saw him on stage in the late 1970's. Too bad he finds theater work monotonous because he was brilliant.
Is he still a fan of Clinton's, I wonder? Talking that way about Hollywood makes me wonder if he wised up and decided the glittery population isn't the cat's PJs after all.And yes,he certainly is an excellent actor.