remember the news story that Crag wanted to win an oscar, and thought the best way to go about this was to play someone gay?
This sort of film dosen't strike me as oscar bate, not now. They seem to like small indie films that are slow burners and only come tot he forefront latter, not outlandish epics look at the last 2 years, this is why many people seem to be disregarding Defiance this year.
Poss "Hadrian" Bi Sexual Role for Dan
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danslittlefinger
, Jul 29 2008 07:43 PM
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Posted 30 July 2008 - 05:54 PM
The only thing that concerns me is the choice of John Bore-man to direct. JB's the only man alive who could have turned a ripsnorting noir thriller called Point Blank into a couple of hours of pure pretentious twaddle. I don't care who or what Dan shags--on screen or off--so long as he does it with passion and style. We're due for another great Roman epic. Read a little Catullus or Horace to know how much those randy devils loved their boys as much as girls. I'm not clear, frankly, how they felt about their horses.
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Posted 31 July 2008 - 12:12 PM
I don't care who or what Dan shags--on screen or off--so long as he does it with passion and style. We're due for another great Roman epic. Read a little Catullus or Horace to know how much those randy devils loved their boys as much as girls. I'm not clear, frankly, how they felt about their horses.
Exactly! I couldn't agree more, dodge!
As for their horses, we do know Caligula thought highly enough of his to make it a senator! 
Edited by ImTheMoneypenny, 31 July 2008 - 12:12 PM.
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Posted 01 August 2008 - 02:44 PM
I don't care who or what Dan shags--on screen or off--so long as he does it with passion and style. We're due for another great Roman epic. Read a little Catullus or Horace to know how much those randy devils loved their boys as much as girls. I'm not clear, frankly, how they felt about their horses.
Exactly! I couldn't agree more, dodge!
Thanks for clearing that one up! Roman senators, as a general rule, jumped each other's bones like mad and shagged each other silly. No doubt the horse had his share of the fun.