Daily BirthdaysJonathan Rhys-Meyers Forum (2)
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| by youko I love this guy when i saw the movie "Bend it like beckham" He is so handsome and very cute~~ I LOVE YOU^^ Comment on this... |
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| by Kelly I saw him for the first time in B. Monkey and I thought he was really cute. After that I saw Velvet Goldmine and Gormenghast. I've seen him in other things too but those are the movies he's been in that I really loved him in. I hear he's going to be in Prozac Nation but the damn thing's release date keeps getting pushed back. When the hell is it coming out? Comment on this... |
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| by Vanessa My friend loves this guy, i think he's very sexy ;) His nice blue eyes...*dreams* but i still love Tom Felton and Justin Berfield and this guy in my class ;) See ya Comment on this... |
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| by Jodie Hey i 1st saw him in velvet goldmine when i first saw him i couldnt get him out of my mind i love him.Sometimes i feel like crying coz i just love him so much.If u know a way i could meet him please let me know BYE Comment on this... | ||||
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| by Mystarry "the world is changed because you are made of ivory and gold; the curves of your lips rewrite history . . ." I have been absolutely nuts about JRM since I first saw VELVET GOLDMINE. He ran a gamut of emotions in that film that Russell Crowe has I have been absolutely nuts about JRM since I first saw VELVET GOLDMINE. He ran a gamut of emotions in this one film that Russell Crowe has never managed in all of his movies combined. Considering Jonny’s background - he was "discovered" in a pool hall - his extraordinary natural talent is utterly mindboggling. As is his remarkable range: he effortlessly moves from the deliciously dastardly Steerpike in the melodramatic fantasy of GHORMENGHAST to the elegant rocker in VG (AND he did most of his own vocals), from a demented delinquent in Shakespeare's TITUS to a beautifully rendered and multi-faceted 1940s youth in Tarkington's Pulitzer prize winner, THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS. The latter is a lovely slice of American, set in Indiana, and Irish Jonny not only captured the accent exquisitely, but managed to carry off the use of seriously outdated slang. Not bad for a street kid of limited education and virtually no training as an actor. . Comment on this... |
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