... you can learn from:
Happy-Go-Lucky (2008)
Scott: Right, you see three mirrors: your twoside-view mirrors and your rear-view mirror.They make a Golden Triangle.Poppy: Is that like the pubic triangle?Scott: It's a pyramid, and at the top of the pyramid,you see the all-seeing eye, Enraha.Can you repeat that, please? En-ra-ha.Poppy: Are you talking about the eye of Lucifer?Scott: No!Poppy: Cuz I don't know if I want to look inthere, thank you very much.Scott: It's not Lucifer. There are two fallen angelsbefore Lucifer. There is Enraha, Raziel and Lucifer.Poppy: Sorry, I don't have them in my phone book.
A very happy 52nd birthday to the great Eddie Marsan today. When Eddie Marsan shows up in something you always know he'll be good, but I was entirely unprepared for his role in this Mike Leigh film -- it rightfully made Sally Hawkins career but I was just as jazzed to see an ever-dependable character-actor like Marsan go and land himself a "leading man" role.
Not that "Scott" fits neatly into that mold but the film is about these two characters and their to-put-it-mildly tumultuous relationship, and Marsan was every inch as good as Hawkins if you ask me. I would've guessed he was a little older than 52 but that's what great character actors do -- they obscure their actual person-hood so they can slip in a Mission Impossible and out of a 21 Grams without making a big distraction of themselves. Eddie's one of the best. Have you got a favorite Marsan moment?
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