Hamish Macbeth
Adrian Marsh Tupper
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> from Christa <frees...@zetnet.co.uk> contains these words:
> > Which actor plays Hamish Macbeth?
> > Was he in the Full Monty as well? He looks familiar.
> Robert Carlisle
> > Christa
Also played the lead role in Looking After Jojo and he played Begbie
in Trainspotting.
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Christa
Was he in the Full Monty as well? He looks familiar.
Christa
Victoria
> Which actor plays Hamish Macbeth?
> Was he in the Full Monty as well? He looks familiar.
Robert Carlisle
> Christa
Marion Pearcey
from Adrian Marsh Tupper <adrian...@zetnet.co.uk> contains these words:
> > > Which actor plays Hamish Macbeth?
> > > Was he in the Full Monty as well? He looks familiar.
> > Robert Carlisle
> > > Christa
> Also played the lead role in Looking After Jojo and he played Begbie
> in Trainspotting.
I remember him best for the role he played in one of the Cracker
series - he was a really lunatic skinhead. Great performance.
Marion
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Frances Patricia Amas
from Marion Pearcey <do...@zetnet.co.uk> contains these words:
> > Also played the lead role in Looking After Jojo and he played Begbie
> > in Trainspotting.
> I remember him best for the role he played in one of the Cracker
> series - he was a really lunatic skinhead. Great performance.
> Marion
Agreed. But I think everyone might discover that his name is spelt "Carlyle".
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Christa
> > > Which actor plays Hamish Macbeth?
> > > Was he in the Full Monty as well? He looks familiar.
> > Robert Carlisle
> > > Christa
> Also played the lead role in Looking After Jojo and he played Begbie
> in Trainspotting.
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> Adrian Tupper, Edinburgh
I have never seen any of those either. Is Trainspotting a violent film?
Christa
Christa
from Victoria <vi...@zetnet.co.uk> contains these words:
> > Which actor plays Hamish Macbeth?
> > Was he in the Full Monty as well? He looks familiar.
> Robert Carlisle
> > Christa
That's the one...Robert Carlisle.
I kept seeing trailers for Hamish Macbeth on UK Gold. I have never
seen The Full Monty except clips. I just thought...mmmmm he looks nice.;-)
Christa
Frances Patricia Amas
from Christa <frees...@zetnet.co.uk> contains these words:
> That's the one...Robert Carlisle.
> I kept seeing trailers for Hamish Macbeth on UK Gold. I have never
> seen The Full Monty except clips. I just thought...mmmmm he looks nice.;-)
> Christa
Oh, you must see "The Full Monty". Good fun. I like Robert Carlyle,
but he isn't might type (rather fine-boned). The scene in the DSS is
worth the film cost of hiring the film alone!
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Frances Patricia Amas
> I have never seen any of those either. Is Trainspotting a violent film?
> Christa
I believe it was, 'cos I didn't see it for that reason
Fran
(Squeamish to say the least)
Adrian Marsh Tupper
> I have never seen any of those either. Is Trainspotting a violent film?
In parts, especially some of the antics of Carlyle's character. But
mainly it's quite a funny (albeit in a tasteless sort of way) film.
"I haven't felt like that since Archie Gemmil scored against Holland in 1978"
Karen Mossman
from Frances Patricia Amas <ja...@zetnet.co.uk> contains these words:
> > I have never seen any of those either. Is Trainspotting a violent film?
> > Christa
My sister told me a bit about it and there is one scene, apprently
where sh*t gets thrown around and splattered on people and that was a
big turn off, never fancied it after that.
,......Karen
Adrian Marsh Tupper
from Karen Mossman <kj.mo...@zetnet.co.uk> contains these words:
> > > I have never seen any of those either. Is Trainspotting a violent film?
> > > Christa
> My sister told me a bit about it and there is one scene, apprently
> where sh*t gets thrown around and splattered on people and that was a
> big turn off, never fancied it after that.
It's actually quite a funny part of the film.
Come on ladies, surely you want to see Euan Macgregor regardless of the plot.
Frances Patricia Amas
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> Come on ladies, surely you want to see Euan Macgregor regardless of the plot.
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> Adrian Tupper
Not my type.
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>> Come on ladies, surely you want to see Euan Macgregor regardless of the plot.
>> Adrian Tupper
>
>Not my type.
Adrian or Ewan ???
(And no I don't mean me)
Adrian
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Ag@whd
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>Not my type.
P.S. Further to last message, I'll show you mine if you show me your
daughters / grand-daughters.
(Picture that is).
The one who's gone to Bali I mean ...
Frances Patricia Amas
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> Adrian or Ewan ???
> (And no I don't mean me)
> Adrian
Ewan - doesn't do a thing for me.
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Frances Patricia Amas
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> P.S. Further to last message, I'll show you mine if you show me your
> daughters / grand-daughters.
> (Picture that is).
> The one who's gone to Bali I mean ...
> Adrian
Grand-daughters? Take a slap you cheeky young(ish) pup!!!
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Ag@whd
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>> Adrian or Ewan ???
>> (And no I don't mean me)
>> Adrian
>
>Ewan - doesn't do a thing for me.
Did you see his picture in last weeks Sunday Times?
He'd had makeup applied in their "Style" section I think it was (they
experiment to see what people look like with different hair, beards, etc
:-)
You can view the Sunday Times online - all editions going back to 1996!
http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/
Ag@whd
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>> P.S. Further to last message, I'll show you mine if you show me your
>> daughters / grand-daughters.
>> (Picture that is).
>> The one who's gone to Bali I mean ...
>
>Grand-daughters? Take a slap you cheeky young(ish) pup!!!
I thought that would elicit a virtual "slap" :-))
Frances Patricia Amas
from w...@directors-1.zetnet.zet (Ag@whd) contains these words:
> I thought that would elicit a virtual "slap" :-))
> Adrian
Yes, well unfortunately I can't actually deliver the punch on the nose!
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Ag@whd
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>> I thought that would elicit a virtual "slap" :-))
>> Adrian
>
>Yes, well unfortunately I can't actually deliver the punch on the nose!
Ooooh! You are wicked :-)
When's that next Zetmeet ... ???
Frances Patricia Amas
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> >Yes, well unfortunately I can't actually deliver the punch on the nose!
> Ooooh! You are wicked :-)
> When's that next Zetmeet ... ???
> Adrian
They're too far north for me! Aren't you fortunate?
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Gerald L R Stubbs
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> How are you going to find out what we're really like unless you go to
> one?
Finding out what everyone is really like is,
I venture to suggest, a very good reason for
non-attendance.
I think you are ok as you all are, without
the prospect of being dissappointed
by confrontation with the real thing.
Stubbsy stu...@zetnet.co.uk
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Frances Patricia Amas
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> What Birmingham too far North?
Haven't been to Brum since 1986!
> Go shopping at the Trafford centre (Manchester, just up the road) on the
> following day perhaps?
Spent a week at summer school at Manchester University a few years
back. Hit the shops with some of the other women on the course and
spent more than I should have. It's not a bad shopping centre.
> How are you going to find out what we're really like unless you go to
> one?
Hmmmm........
> Adrian
Decisions, decisions. Unlikely, though!
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Frances Patricia Amas
from Gerald L R Stubbs <stu...@zetnet.co.uk> contains these words:
> Finding out what everyone is really like is,
> I venture to suggest, a very good reason for
> non-attendance.
> I think you are ok as you all are, without
> the prospect of being dissappointed
> by confrontation with the real thing.
>
> Stubbsy stu...@zetnet.co.uk
>
I think I might actually agree with you, Stubbsy. Now there's a
first this week!
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Gerald L R Stubbs
from Frances Patricia Amas <ja...@zetnet.co.uk> contains these words:
> I think I might actually agree with you, Stubbsy.
> Now there's a first this week!
> Fran
You shouldn't worry about this; I find that most
people generally come round to my way of thinking.
This is because my views are so very 'down to earth'
and sensible, uneffected as they are by current
fashionable trends.
I think you are the third this week who has made
a similar comment, not the first!
Pip,pip!
Stubbsy stu...@zetnet.co.uk
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Karen Mossman
from Adrian Marsh Tupper <adrian...@zetnet.co.uk> contains these words:
> It's actually quite a funny part of the film.
That's exactly what my sister said!
.....Karen
Frances Patricia Amas
from Gerald L R Stubbs <stu...@zetnet.co.uk> contains these words:
> > I think I might actually agree with you, Stubbsy.
> > Now there's a first this week!
> > Fran
> You shouldn't worry about this; I find that most
> people generally come round to my way of thinking.
> This is because my views are so very 'down to earth'
> and sensible, uneffected as they are by current
> fashionable trends.
> I think you are the third this week who has made
> a similar comment, not the first!
> Pip,pip!
>
> Stubbsy stu...@zetnet.co.uk
>
I wouldn't go quite that far, Stubbsy!
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