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I wasn't being funny - I was genuinely bemused :lolol: I am delighted to say that Jack Black has never had the pleasure of performing before my eyes, and I am (clearly) barely aware of his existence. Which would appear to be a good thing. :rave::thumbsup:

M mmmmmmm......no. :wink:

Vey good shout. Is he not, also, a drunken, homphobic, chauvenistic old bungle**** as well? Roman Catholic, my arse. And before anyone replies 'camera, action', that wasn't direction.:shrug:

Who? I looked him up on wikipedia and all I got is the avuncular retired 81 year old ex drummer with The Stranglers :shrug:

Agreed. He and I have been flicking each other with the virtual wet tea towell, on and off, for quite some time. :wink:

Very good :lolol: I used to work in the Royal Pavillion Tavern with John (Aden) Gillett whose acting career hadn't yet started. Very funny and charismatic bloke. As an aside Mrs T just mentioned that when she worked in a book shop in Oxford, Michael Winner was a regular customer, and she had...

Here's another that absolutely grinds my gears and puts my teeth on edge, and had mee running, creaming from the TV room at his every merest mention. Micky Rooney. A wierd, disturbing dwarf of a man, permanently on tip toe, with his manic eyes pleading 'me, me, look at me!'. How he managed a...

I'm not having that. Withnail and I is one of the finest films known to humanity. Don't be like uncle Monty :wink:

OK, done my research. Yes he made a lot of films, notably for Ken Russell and Michael Winner :facepalm: His wiki entry says that after that, in the 80s, his career went down hill :mad: I guess he has enough on his CV to qualify as a big star, at least in the UK. As an aside I have always...

Interesting suggestion. I'd be interested to read your reasons. To me he's not really an A-lister (other than in the minds of News of the World and Daily Mail readers, for different reasons). More famous for his toe-curing appearance on The Word, and how sorry we all felt for his 16 year old...

I seem to recall reading he wasn't quite as heterosexual as he no doubt would have liked us all to believe. Not noted in his wiki entry. Hypocrisy, however, is a small sin compared with being a lifetime-award level piece of shit. :shrug:

D'you know? You're right.

Burt Lancaster was an absolute top man. Look him up! I am a bit older than you I suspect, but I have a feeling he was sneered at by commentators during the 60s and 70s because commentators were appealing to a gallery who would have regarded a white man supporting Civil Rights in much the same...

Tom Hanks springs to mind. And Doris Day. And Jerry Lewis :facepalm::wrong: