MrsRafaelBarba

Never cared for Gwyneth Paltrow, but thought she was good in the 2003 film Sylvia. Every time Daniel Craig was shitty towards her as Ted, wanted to punch him in the damn face,

I also love Oklahoma and still hope for another film version or Broadway revival with Hugh. Jackman as lead.

TWD cast are a close knit group, who genuinely like each other, plus they seem to welcome noobs with open arms. Which explains why actors are sad to leave.

I know Wiki isn't known to be accurate, but S2 start date is listed as July 9th.

His name, cracks me up every time.

In my mind, Denise never set foot into the Bond franchise. LOL!

ROTFLMAO!

My first time seeing Timothy Dalton, was in the 1970 adaption of Wuthering Heights.

Dalton appeared in The Living Daylights and License to Kill. If memory serves me, he was originally supposed to return for Goldeneye. .

West Side Story, is the perfect example of how Supporting players outshine the leads. The poster who singled out Rita Moreno and Russ Tamblyn was spot on. But I also liked George Chakiris as Maria's brother.

They can miss me with that explanation. Nobody thought of Alexander Siddig either huh?

I'd say his best work of the three, was on Banshee. On Power, the way Tommy is written does him no favors.

Joseph Siroka has made the rounds on cable TV. He was Margaret's abusive hubby on Boardwalk Empire. Also played a skinhead on Banshee and True Detective.

Charlie Cox played Owen Slater on Boardwalk Empire, also appeared on Downtown Abbey.

Tommy screams 8 Mile to me. Does Angela know Jamie's married?

The best seasons of True Blood were the first and third. Though I loathed the MaryAnn mess in S2, the Texas arc with Godric kept me watching. After Russell, the big bads that followed were simply awful. Marnie Vampire BOREthority: Such a waste of great actors like Meloni, Peter Mensah, Christopher Heyerdahl and Carolyn Hennessy. Plus Russell's return was a snoozefest. Warlow: ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

Rutina confirmed in an interview on tvguide.com, Tara met the true death. Off camera, w/o any type of farewell or fanfare. That's a crappy way to treat a character who has been there from the beginning. R.I.P.

Before TVD's Bonnie Bennett, there was Tara Mae Thorton.

Me too, but S6 was even worse.

Alan Ball stepped down as show runner the end of S5

Judging from how they suddenly stopped attacking, there's a big bad we haven't seen yet.

They really dropped the ball with Sam and Tara.

New James, think he was on General Hospital a while back.

Poor Jess, gonna lose her man to Lafayette.

So Pam. didn't, sense Tara's true death, really show?