Showing posts with label jamie campbell-bower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jamie campbell-bower. Show all posts

Cast, and Rob

I was just reading some comments over at EW's article on the New Moon cast. Read here.


I was reading over quite a few, and there are obviously people spewing their love over Edward and Taylor, but there are also fairly plausible arguments as well.
I bring up the 'Caius' issue:
- Jamie Campbell-Bower, 21, English boy, singer, The Darling Buds. In Sweeney Todd.
- Caius. Old, decrepit, milky eyes, grumpy, vampiric to his very core. White hair. Volturi ancient.
I don't see many things similar about them except the fact that J C-B looked quite like a vampire in Sweeney Todd.
I remember one person brought up that Christopher Heyerdahl (Marcus) with him. Or I would even suggest making Charlie Bewley (Demetri) swap with Caius, so Jamie could be Demetri instead.
I just saw that another person brought up that they think Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter) should be Alec... now, he was hot before Goblet of Fire, I don't know if that would be good...

Anyway, I just saw over at TwiCrack this interesting piece of...crack. Rob was being interviewed by a Spanish magazine when they asked him who was a better kisser, Kristen or Javier (Bella or that poet in Little Ashes), and he said Javier!!

Anyway, that's all for now.

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Oh yeah, Brown, I can totally do that icon. I am currently replying to a few emails, and trying to post, and I have the perfect time to create an icon RIGHT NOW!! Excellent timing.


On another note, plenty of things have been going on, it's the last day of holidays, there's that swine flu going around in Mexico- it's trending HUGELY on Twitter- and did I mention OMG NEW MOON.

New Moon. Booyah.

I remembered who Jamie Campbell-Bower's band was. The Darling Buds. I remembered it from the movie, Darling Buds of May (or was it a TV show). I don't know, but it's somewhere in my house.

Well, I'm a bit drained for words, especially since I'll need them for school tomorrow.

Ps. Apparently 'Boy in the Striped Pyjamas' got a good review. Dang.