Нет, не могу удержаться / Предсказуемо, но прекрасно

[zyplionok]

И еще вот.
И спасибо за книжку (за вторую тоже, но меньше).

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[zayatz.livejournal.com]

хорош.

[kg1.livejournal.com]

И поздравляю нас всех с его днем рождения:)

[belated-words.livejournal.com]

ох, он прекрасен.

[zyplionok.livejournal.com]

О да.

[zyplionok.livejournal.com]

А вас с прошедшим (месяц назад!):(. Я все пропустила(

[zyplionok.livejournal.com]

Вот, по наводке miss_arbuthnot: http://life.time.com/icons/michael-caine-rare-photos-of-the-actor-in-1966/?iid=lb-gal-viewagn#2

"As for the women — the many women — who happened to be in the vicinity of Caine during the assignment, Ray remembers that Caine “seemed to be a magnet, without ever lifting a finger. And that was another part of the laid-back thing. He seemed to have perfected a way to make things look easy, and so things became easy. Most guys would be happy to kill themselves, walk the burning desert, crawl on broken glass to bed a beautiful girl. But not Caine. He wouldn’t walk across the street. But if a drop-dead gorgeous girl did the walking, and if it wasn’t dinner time, he was more than happy to oblige. You could really hate a guy like that — except that he was so charming, so smooth, that you were very happy to be around him, hoping some of it would rub off on you — which, of course, it didn’t!

“That sort of magic,” Ray continues, “would have been much easier to take if Caine had been half as good looking as, say, another young Cockney, like Terence Stamp. He wasn’t. But charming, fun, and easy to be around and work with, he definitely was.”"

[kg1.livejournal.com]

Спасибо! :)

[belated-words.livejournal.com]

damn it, he's perfect. absolutely perfect.