Comments | isil_helyanwe: I... am an actoor!

isil_helyanwe

I... am an actoor!

Oct 07, 2008 19:43

You know what I want? I want a chip in my brain which means that every time I think 'ooh I should talk about that on LJ' it writes a little note for me on my computer that comes up whenever I visit the 'Post an Entry' page. Because I get the impression that I have a lot to update about only whenever I get to the point of actually writing about it, ( Read more... )

america, play, lj, drama, history, star wars, our country's good, school, meme, holly black, harry potter

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skipity October 7 2008, 19:40:53 UTC

Yay, congrats on being in the play!

I read Star Trek books. In fact, Peter David is one of my favourite authors. ^-^

isil_helyanwe October 9 2008, 16:55:42 UTC

Thanks! (And sci-fi women are sadly few and far between... Did you know there's a Trek film coming soon?)

skipity October 9 2008, 17:19:00 UTC

REALLY? (sorry, I need to stop doing that in such an awful high-pitched voice...) Goodness, I need to get more info.

Oh, and have you seen Star Trek: Of Gods and Men? It's quite badly acted, but it has some genuine Trek actors in it and it's quite fun...

isil_helyanwe October 9 2008, 18:41:25 UTC

Yeah, here's the IMDB page for it. It's got Zachary Quinto (Sylar) and Eric Bana and Simon Pegg in it!

laliandra October 7 2008, 20:22:48 UTC

Congrats on the play ( ... )

isil_helyanwe October 9 2008, 17:14:52 UTC

Hey, thanks for filling this out. I totally agree - I love getting to know online people more! And, about question 16, where is your homehome?

isil_helyanwe October 9 2008, 18:43:29 UTC

Also: a free online book? And is it the one by Neil Gaiman?

Anyway, can I have a link?

laliandra October 10 2008, 00:14:48 UTC

Homehome, ie where my parents live is the isle of Man. But I mostly live in Leeds, I won't be moving back there.

It was the book by Neil Gaiman yes, but I just went to give you the link but the book was only free for a limited time. But, if you go to www.mousecircus.com you can listen to Mr Gaiman himself read aloud the whole of his new book, The Graveyard Book, which I totally recommend doing.

Oh and I saw your comments above and I am SO excited about the new Star Trek film. It looks amazing, and what a cast! And yes, sci fi girls are hugely rare, so yay!

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shinabu October 7 2008, 22:33:58 UTC

01) Are you currently in a serious relationship? Yes, I moved to uni to be with him ( ... )

isil_helyanwe October 9 2008, 17:19:50 UTC

OH DEAR LORD THAT PHOTO!

Oh my gosh, we look so YOUNG! (And I, very very chubby.) Wow... I was TWELVE. TWELVE. And you were FOURTEEN.

Ahh, I remember that orange lipstick... and that fat-off t-shirt...

tithenmamiwen October 10 2008, 15:25:47 UTC

LJ- brain chips would be very useful. I'd have to agree.

Ahh, your part in the play sounds so wonderfully amusing! You'd make an awesome Luna- although male I have trouble imagining!

Edward IV does sound, in fact, rather dashing. And I have a huge crush on Tchaikovsky (just... don't ask), so it's very understandable, if you ask me! I think haveing sruches on historical figures is better than getting a cruch on an actor from an old movie and then seeing a picture of them now and they're old and fat and ugly... (*cough*Han Solo, Westley, Bernardo*cough*)

isil_helyanwe October 10 2008, 16:53:12 UTC

Yeah, he's kind of a funny character. And for my costume I'm going to be able to get a MILITARY JACKET! Yaaay!

Oh my, I have SO done that with old film actors! Anthony Perkins in Psycho and Malcolm Macdowell in his A Clockwork Orange and If.... days in the sixties...

Edward IV was amazing. He spurned a political marriage with a member of the French nobility and married woman far below his station. Because he was THAT romantic and wonderful.