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Post by I'm in Oklahoma Gerard! on Sept 27, 2009 14:35:52 GMT -5
The jelly thing doesn't bother me at all.
Brad Pitt carrying around a toilet seat makes him seem to be even more of a puss-boy than I imagined.
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Post by Dianne on Oct 14, 2009 4:18:14 GMT -5
This is so silly I had to post this... I know its a cultural thing but Indian gossip rags print from the oddest point of view. It almost seems like its coming from the age of innocence.
Gerard Butler loves to bare his butt onscreen
Wednesday, October 14, 2009,12:19 [IST] Washington (ANI): Scottish actor Gerard Butler has revealed that he loves showing off his bare butt onscreen. In fact, Butler, 39, who played the role of King Leonidas in 300, fears that baring his butt in every movie is becoming his habit.
Buzz up!“I love to show my rear end in roles. I fear it’s becoming a bit of a habit, a tradition that I have to show my a** in every movie that I can,” Contactmusic quoted him as saying. The actor, who bares all in new film Law Abiding Citizen, admits that the scene was very much in keeping with his character in the film.
“This was always a great scene in the movie and actually speaks volumes about this character and part of the wackiness and unexpectedness that happens,” he said.
“He’s completely unpredictable and so when he strips off it makes sense. I mean there’s a genius behind that and if it means I have to bare my ass again than so be it. I’ve always had a skinny, tight a** but I had to bulk up for this film; I was inspired by watching (Robert) DeNiro in Taxi Driver during the scene where he’s doing the push-ups and he’s so cut. A lot more is said in that than somebody just being big and kind of a meathead,” he added.
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Post by Leppardlady on Oct 14, 2009 8:54:34 GMT -5
Well, what ever the reason, it just means that us ladies get a verra nice view of his nicely rounded arse.
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Post by sassenach on Oct 16, 2009 12:53:44 GMT -5
Are never quite ....WHAT ? Fill in the space, please ! Kuddos to these journalists who really got something deeper from him. We all have issues with our genitors, and i agree with swansong that he fears he will become like his father once get married. Yet he seems to have an adamant will and a heart made of gold and velvet. May God place in his path the right woman ( ....and that's not necessery me .... !) Oh, and dear God, please, while you're on that do it vice versa on my path too, aye ? ( It isn't necessary to be GB, i'm VERRA tolerable !)
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Post by Dianne on Oct 16, 2009 14:22:15 GMT -5
Are never quite ....WHAT ? Fill in the space, please ! Kuddos to these journalists who really got something deeper from him. We all have issues with our genitors, and i agree with swansong that he fears he will become like his father once get married. Yet he seems to have an adamant will and a heart made of gold and velvet. May God place in his path the right woman ( ....and that's not necessery me .... !) Oh, and dear God, please, while you're on that do it vice versa on my path too, aye ? ( It isn't necessary to be GB, i'm VERRA tolerable !) I might be able to answer this. I dated a guy like Gerry and then had a really good friend who was just like Gerry as well. It is really strange that children of addictive people and men with abandonment issues share the same psychological profile. It is really strange and interesting. I ended up reading a book after the disastrous romance with the old boyfriend that really helped me understand the whole issue. I am too old for Gerry but my type of personality attracts men like Gerry like bees to honey for some reason. He would be both attracted and repelled by me. A man like Gerry has a need to be cared for and taken care of, but its a fine line, the minute you begin to mother him he will freak. I am a strong woman. He likes strong women... no wishy washy girl for Gerry. But someone like me dating someone like Gerry could be titled "Welcome to Dysfunction Junction." The relationship would begin great, he would be huggy, loving and sweet...to the point of being needy. I mean a real huggy bear that could very easily sweep you off your feet...but as soon as the woman begins to show signs of committing he suddenly begins to back off. Saying things like... We need to take things slower. I'm feeling smothered and afraid. I'm not comfortable with how fast things are moving. We need to take a break just to evaluate where things are going. He may even accuse you of being possessive. The thing is he started this and set the momentum. It's like being on a roller coaster ride and someone throws on the breaks before the ride is over. See in the beginning of the relationship he started off like gang busters... I mean really romantic and actually moved kind of fast. Then suddenly BOOM! Nothing. You are left wondering what happened. Wondering what you did wrong. The thing is you did nothing wrong. The abandoned little boy in him is beginning to care to much. He is afraid that if he commits to you, you will then have the power to break his heart because he deep down he thinks that he is not worthy of total commitment and love and sooner or later you will leave him. What he is doing is taking control of the relationship and leaving you before you leave him. He's saving himself from being devastated. It's truly self preservation for him. He doesn't know why he does it himself and really does begin to feel guilty about it. Both guys I knew were like that. Being the friend of the one guy he confided in me what he was feeling. She was a nurse and a real sweetheart. He told me when they first started dating how wonderful she was, but with in a few months he began to show signs that he was feeling afraid and that the relationship was moving too fast for him. He began to pick her appart.... Like I don't like the way she chews her food... really petty stuff... It wasn't long and they broke up. Usually though it is not the guy that does the breaking up... They become so distant, so unpredictable - they begin to miss calling you, miss dates and it usually goes on until she finally has enough and tells him to go to hell. Then he is all relieved and tells everybody... "See I knew she was a wack job." Deep down though they know it was them and they feel completely confused.
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Post by kyriem on Oct 22, 2009 8:08:31 GMT -5
The thing is you did nothing wrong. The abandoned little boy in him is beginning to care to much. He is afraid that if he commits to you, you will then have the power to break his heart because he deep down he thinks that he is not worthy of total commitment and love and sooner or later you will leave him. What he is doing is taking control of the relationship and leaving you before you leave him. He's saving himself from being devastated. It's truly self preservation for him. You know, I so agree with you. I had two boyfriends like the one you're talking about, it's so true. Yes, I also represent a weird kind of attraction (like honey for bees) for men like Gerry... When people on the internet boards ask me if I'd like to have Gerry as a boyfriend, I always answered "no" and everybody says I'm envious or jealous... I think I'm just being realistic. If the man behind the "public Gerry" is really what we suppose he is, well... I couldn't get along with him for a long time.
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