I was all overcome...

[itsjustaname]

I've a sneaking suspicion you might be too late, but if you're in London, can get tickets and fancy seeing a brilliant, if emotionally traumatic, play then go see BentIt is entirely possible that I may have wept like a girl last night. I claim mitigating circumstances as a) I am a girl and b) it's a heart-wrenching and very sad play (while at the

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[lovelybug]

Hear hear!

[d_floorlandmine]

I seem to recall that my friend madcatlady knows him/knew him at some point in the past. He is a better actor than much of his material lets him demonstrate.
And you seem to have forgotten Spy Kids in the list of his works ... [grin]

It was really something, wasn't it?

[webcowgirl]

We're you really hit that hard? I thought I saw you dabbing at your eyes but didn't want to pry ... did feel bad sending you home alone, though.

Re: It was really something, wasn't it?

[itsjustaname]

Stiff upper lip and all that! One of these days I'm going to give myself an aneuryism trying to hold the tears back in public.

[bluescissors76]

I've been fond of him since Spice World.

This is the first year in a few that I haven't been going to London over winter break. I always made it a point to see a good play. Sorry I'm missing this one.

[trampledamage]

Actually I think his performance in X2 does show his depth (well, some of it anyway) - he's streets better than anyone else in the movie.

[itsjustaname]

True and if they'd developed Nightcrawer to his full possibilities rather than making a comic character out of him, it would have shown them even more.

By the way, did I see his Accidental Death of an Anarchist with you, or was I at Uni by then? I can't remember when it was.

[trampledamage]

Must have been at uni because I haven't seen it.