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miniminch 28-05-2005, 10:42 We all identify with characters we see on the telly (those of us who have one) or people in novels or movies!
Which character do you think is most like you? And no, this is not an opportunity for my small army of detractors out there to have a go (or may be it is!!):D :D :D
Remember the distinction between who we would like to be like and who we are actually like!:thumbsup:
Sammo Hung
Hes the fat bloke who Jackie Chans mate in loads of kung fu movies.
Loves food, sbit of a gut, cheery and right good at martial arts
miniminch 28-05-2005, 17:58 Originally posted by Saifa
Sammo Hung
Hes the fat bloke who Jackie Chans mate in loads of kung fu movies.
Loves food, sbit of a gut, cheery and right good at martial arts
cool - i'm a bit like Nick frost's character in Shaun of the Dead - ed
Shaun: It's not that I don't wanna spend time with you, cause I do. It's just... Ed doesn't have too many friends.
Ed: Can I get... any of you *****... a drink?
i should be ashamed of
myself (http://movies.about.com/library/weekly/blshaunofthedeadpicsm.htm)
Kthebean 28-05-2005, 18:00 On a similar theme, I think I'm mostly like Daisy from Spaced. Lots of dreams of greatness but I do find it hard to get out of the pub :)
I have to admit it I have the most in common with Homer Simpson
DoH!!
scaramanga 30-05-2005, 00:49 Originally posted by kathythebean
On a similar theme, I think I'm mostly like Daisy from Spaced. Lots of dreams of greatness but I do find it hard to get out of the pub :)
I think im like a happier more out going Brian :)
I am told that I resemble the 'cockney bruiser', Ray Winstone. However, I have little in common with his whelk-guzzling, 'How's yer farva' ways. To be honest, the foppish, dandy of a swordsman in the film 'Rob Roy', called Archibald something or other, and played by Tim Roth, is quite similar to my character. The assembled Caledonian types mistake his gentlemanly airs for weakness. They are soon to discover that the perfumed, be-wigged 'Macaroni' is a deadly enemy to all who dare cross him, and a master swordsman. En guard...
*Twinkle* 31-05-2005, 09:40 According to Chris, I'm Monica from Friends... I freak out if things are not right or if there's a mess and he cops for it lol!
Miniminch,
Well, dear heart, I have declared the wicked Archibald Cunningham to be my fictional likeness. Is it not time for you to reveal your choice? I am sure that your 'army of detractors' [as you elegantly phrased it] will hold their fire, at least for a while...
Miniminch- sorry, you have actually done so re the character from Shaun of the Dead.
msbehavin 31-05-2005, 11:30 I have to admit to being the doppelganger of the wonderful Edie from 'Ab Fab'.
My daughters play the role of her long suffering daughter Saffy in attempting to reel me in, make me behave, stay home and bake cakes.
They fail.
Frequently. :D
technophobe 31-05-2005, 11:35 Monica from Friends..... definately. But I like it that way!!!!!
No...... I LIKE IT THAT WAY!!!
<............. moves pen back into proper place (2 inches away from pencil and 3 inches away from telephone).
:D
msbehavin 31-05-2005, 11:37 Originally posted by technophobe
Monica from Friends..... definately. But I like it that way!!!!!
No...... I LIKE IT THAT WAY!!!
<............. moves pen back into proper place (2 inches away from pencil and 3 inches away from telephone).
:D
<<------Thinks will invite Techno over to tea one day this week so that she can tidy up, wash dishes and do her de-cluttering at MsB's...
miniminch 31-05-2005, 11:39 The character whom I most wish to be like is pai mei – the ching chong chinaman in kill bill (http://killbill.movies.go.com/vol2/castcrew/gordonliu.html)
foo_fighter 31-05-2005, 11:43 Originally posted by miniminch
...i'm a bit like Nick frost's character in Shaun of the Dead - ed...
Are you like him "at the begining", or "at the end" of the film.
;)
miniminch 31-05-2005, 11:45 Originally posted by foo_fighter
Are you like him "at the begining", or "at the end" of the film.
;) both:D
Yodameister 31-05-2005, 17:13 I've been havng a think and it seems to me that some of the best characters on British TV are deeply inadequate.
Basil Fawlty, Rimmer in Red Dwarf, Rigsby, Reginald Perrin, Del Boy from Only Fools....,Fletcher in Porridge (not a bad bloke but he is in prison!), Terry Collier in Likely Lads.
I rather fear at my worst moments I have bits of all of the above in me.
I used to think I was like Anakin Skywalker, full of unchannelled rage.. And like his eventual alter ego Darth Vader, I look good in black :hihi:
Yodameister 01-06-2005, 17:36 I'd like to be like Henry's Cat.
Kind of looking a bit simple from the outside, but inside I know what is going on really and mosey through life according to my own happy little philosophy.
What an admirable, mild and magnificent ambition that is, Yodameister!
Yodameister 13-06-2005, 21:42 Originally posted by timo
What an admirable, mild and magnificent ambition that is, Yodameister!
Yeah I really dunno where that came from, I was inspired I think.
I haven't even watched Henry's Cat for 20 years!
Barry from eastenders...... big daft bloke that gets walked all over and loses everything............:cry:
metalman 14-06-2005, 21:54 Victor Meldrew, Marvin the paranoid android (original radio version), Homer Simpson. Barrel of laughs, me.
Annoni_mouse 15-06-2005, 18:00 Originally posted by scaramanga
I think im like a happier more out going Brian :)
Do you rent downstairs? :hihi:
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