Armando wrote.
"The "old" man as described by arsenal is a mere 7 years older."
No I didn't. Read it again.
Armando wrote.
"The "old" man as described by arsenal is a mere 7 years older."
No I didn't. Read it again.
Have it your way. You wrote older. The implication was considerably older than a mere 7 years.Originally Posted by arsenal
In the film of the ballet Romeo & Juliet Dame Margot Fonteyn not only was roughly twice the age of Rudolph Nureyev but a multiple older than the age of the character she was portraying, a teenage Juliet. In a very recent version of the life of Catherine the Great Dame Helen Mirren plays the role of a woman half her biological age (my favourite line to her evidently much younger male actor secretary “Do whatever you think will make me happy”. As I recall it’s cunnilingus). Are we really going to focus on the actual age of an actor vs. the age of the character? Timothee Chalamet in The King plays Henry V who was older in life than the actor in the film.
What on earth has this to do with Armie Hammer then aged 31 playing a man aged 24 or Timothy Chalamet then aged 21 playing an adolescent aged 17?
Are you perchance auditioning for the role of Dame in this year’s Forum Christmas pantomime?
That will depend on who is playing the Principal Boy!
I am sure you are much more likely to find a "Principal Boy" rather than a principled boy
I can’t even be bothered to be apathetic these days!
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