What a great find, annee! Some new thoughts there. I'll skirt over the comments about being grateful for his female fans......... :whistle (whoops, did I just earn myself a :tsk tsk: ?)

Great find, annee: thanks for sharing.

And how did the Welshcake handle all that female attention? Gruffudd laughs. "You'll have to ask my fiancee. I'm getting married in September. It's just part of my work. You can't ignore it. But you have to enjoy it and be grateful for it." The catch off course is the first sentence of his reply. HE :naughty is probably more grateful than .... Allright. I'm not going there. I'll shut up and :tsk tsk: myself, so Stevie doesn't have to do it. :wink:

Thanks for the article Annee. Quite interesting. GG

Ioan Gruffudd - pronounced Yo-wahn Griffith - played a swashbuckling naval hero forever leading his shipmates into adventures during the Napoleonic wars. On fan web sites, Gruffudd was referred to as "Welshcake" and admired for his GFS ("gaping frilly shirtage"). Someone did his research!

The yearning sighs and the longing glances at the screen were giveaways that sex had not just entered the room but kicked down the front door. :rotf: Seriously, that is one of the best descriptions of the way I behave when I watch almost anything Ioan's in. Especially Hornblower. Thanks for the link, I enjoyed reading the little snippet. Made me chuckle a lot. :wink:

Thanks for finding this annee it was in interesting interview I loved the way they described his entrance and the talk about Hornblower the old film was on the tv the other day and a good watch.

Great find and thaks for sharing it

Great find, thanks for sharing it! One of my friends plays 'that unsexy instrument, the oboe.', hehe!

Sylviane, sounds like I really need to get Happy Now from somewhere and watch it to decide whether or not Max is kicking doors. :naughty I'm sure he knocks 'em all down, though. :wink: