"You make of that what you will."

[fan_elune]

I'm only spamming on behalf of Puresex. (Heh.)

So. To any and all Puresex lovers out there, go check out the latest Rome podcast for a wonderful interview of James. (Thanks so much for the heads-up, the_grynne!) Not only does it mean, his voice - and what a voice - for ten uninterrupted minutes, but he's got some interesting and funny things to say.

Cases in point:

About Marc Anthony's reputation: "He was a husband to every wife, and a wife to every man. You make of that what you will."

"He's like a Lamborghini." (...no comment.)

"And the Roman girls get a bit giggly around Marco."

"And sometimes says things he shouldn't say. ...bit like me, actually."

"It's a Roman West Wing."


And lots of very interesting, real points about Marc Anthony, Caesar, Romans, Western society, how talking can be foreplay when you do it with a voice like his and the show, and how it's written and what you need to do to prepare for those roles. He really loves that show, and his part. (Or he acts as well as ever pretending that much.)

GODS I can't wait for season 2.

(Why do I not have a Puresex icon? I need to make some more and fill those extra slots!)

Comments

[the-grynne.livejournal.com]

"He was a husband to every wife, and a wife to every man. You make of that what you will."

OMG I almost choked at hearing that, it was so fantastic!

[fan-elune.livejournal.com]

I know! And then he went "he loves ladies, he loves gentlemen, he loves drinking," etc, and just, so nonchalant about the whole thing. Puresex, I heart you. He's so at ease with sexuality, honestly. I read an interview of his last year, where the (male) interviewer mentioned the fact that his agent didn't let female interviewers get to him anymore 'cause too many had just got ridiculously infatuated because he's such a big flirt, and pretty much Puresex went "how do you know you're safe?" Honestly. He rocks. So. Badly.

[the-grynne.livejournal.com]

SUCH PERFECT CASTING.

You know he would have fit into that kind of Bacchian world so completely.

[fan-elune.livejournal.com]

Exactly! You know when he goes "says things he shouldn't say... bit like me, actually," I couldn't help going "you've got more than just that in common, my friend." And when he's talking about the way Christian ethics still dominate everything we do whether we're Christians or not, I could pretty much only think that. Yeah, he'd fit there perfectly.