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[cleolinda]

Well, shit. I think I've been bitten by a spider (a very small one--I saw a few when I was cleaning, barely worth calling a spider, but there's a pink blotch with a reddish center on my leg that won't go away and I can't think what else it is), and on top of that, now I've lost my voice. My throat's been hurting for a couple of days now, but since my sinuses are completely clear, I thought I'd hurt my throat coughing up dustbunnies or something. I wouldn't be surprised if I'd caught something from the crowd at the Potter release, and it would kind of explain why I've felt so tired the last couple of days. But since my sinuses seem fine, I don't really know what to take for it.

P.S.: Liam Neeson to voice Aslan. Hmm. Not sure how I feel about this.

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[eve-the-just.livejournal.com]

He was Scottish in Rob Roy, Irish by birth, German as Oscar Schindler, Russian in K-19: The Widowmaker, and French in Les Miz. So that makes him an Irish/Scottish/Russian/German/French/Jedi/Ninja lion.

[thaliakat.livejournal.com]

And ummmm...something-or-other in Krull. (The 1st Liam movie evah.)

[kittenkatt.livejournal.com]

Soon he'll be as multicultural as Sean Connery- Scottish born but has played Irish, French, German, Arabian, Russian, English, American, Moroccan, Egyptian... and all with the exact same accent ;)

Don't think Sean was ever a ninja lion, but he *was* both a knight and a dragon.

[eve-the-just.livejournal.com]

and all with the exact same accent ;)

Yeah, that part just slays me.

So, I can play a very short six degrees with those two (Connery played in Indiana Jones 4 with Harrison Ford, who played in K-19 with Neeson) but have they ever appeared together? Neeson, the man who can master any accent and Connery, the man who thinks Scottish makes a great stand-in for all accents? I imagine it would be unflattering to poor Sean.

[falco-conlon.livejournal.com]

A man of many talents. I think I approve. ^_^