Nice blog entry. Thanks for sharing, Annee. I find it interesting how the author mentions that her children know Ioan from 102 Dalmatian and FF, while she had no idea who he is before AG. I guess that it is a hint that it can be good that Ioan was in projects as different from each other as FF and AG that appeal to different audiences, therefore potentially reaching many people with his performances.

He really does come across differently in each of his roles, doesn't he, Frances? The sign of a good actor. Not everyone pays as close attention to actors as we do and those are the people who (when they finally recognize him) comment on how varied his performances are. Some mannerisms may crop up several places, but the characters are quite different.

I MISS IOAN! Where is he? :weeping Even NOT a single little picture from the "W" set! :hammer Pffffffff. "Patience is master-word", I'll wait... :mrgreen:

Ah, Ioan, Ioan, wherefore art thou Ioan? Maybe he's......... Down at the opticians getting some safety goggles for future golf lessons. Suggestions anyone? :wink:

:rotf: I say reading scripts by the pool or planning Matthew Rhys Bard Party complete with secret handshakes. But Stevie, you already took the best one.

Don't know where he is either........but I'm missing him too............ :no no (sigh) Can Fall be very far away? Movies coming out then,.......(sigh).................Hang in there!

Yes :mrgreen: he should be careful where AE is when he doesn't pay attention around. :unsure: :hide :wink: Well, now whe saw him again, waiting for his car at the "Nobu". :) Still NO NEWS. Pfffffff By the way, welcome back Stevie! Was your trip nice? :cool: :)

Fabulous! I've been working non-stop since I got back, but should have time tomorrow to come back 'properly'! :hug

MIS Brought This To My Attention. :) I enjoyed it and thought of sharing. :) http://rhchatlienblog.blogspot.com/2008/07/tale-of-two-movies.html

I enjoyed this blog from Ryan and thought of sharing. For some reason I had it in my head that this was about the guy who wrote the hymn. It took Amy and I several weeks to finally pop this one from Netflix in, but once we did we discovered a really wonderful film. The story of William Wilberforce and the era in which he strove to abolish the slave trade from England are compelling and fascinating, and Michael Apted and his team put together a very polished production. The cast was wonderful, full of familiar faces like Michael Gambon, Rufus Sewell (in a rare non-villain role), Ioan Gruffudd, and Albert Finney. Ioan looked so familiar but I couldn't place where I'd seen him. Turns out he was Mr. Fantastic. Well, I haven't seen either F4 movie, but he was indeed fantastic (a ha! a ha! a ha ha ha!) in Amazing Grace. I'm glad Amazing Grace was the first movie I had seen him in. http://agadoni.blogspot.com/2008/09/recent-movies-amazing-grace-darjeeling.html

That is a real nice comment on AG, Annee.

Letitia posted a very interesting blog. I thought to share it with you. :) SPOILERISH http://talithakoumfiles.blogspot.com/2008/09/amazing-thing.html

Oh, Boy! This guy really loves our Welshboy! He provides a few cute clips too, for those who have never seen Love in the 21st Century,(Warning - riske) or Another Life or even Hornblower (where have you been living - the moon????) :wink: http://southernchaos.blogspot.com/2008/09/ioan-gruffudd.html