At the moment i am riding high in both of todays quizzes and 9 points ahead in the movie quiz - but you can all catch up as i wont be able to play on wednesday or thursday as i am going to a B&B in the isle of Skye. nice i am actually going to rock climb a bit of a cliff that highlander was filmed on- lambert getting the quickening bit - so that should be good.
anyway going into edinburgh to spend alot of money on a kilt. See ya
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Due to my guesswork skills I have swooped in and taken the lead in the general knowledge one!
There can be only one!
I always thought it was amusing that highlander casting was so fooked up.
They got a American Actor (with a swiz accent) to Play a scotsman and a scotsman to play a Spaniard who spent hal fhis life in Eygpt.
Bizzare
Also talking about highlander, why is it some immortals grow older than others? If they are all immortal surely they get to be the same age? No?
kilts are gay are they jonno - well birds love em :)
also Christopher lambert is french
He's American
Though born in Great Neck, Long Island, Christopher Lambert moved away when he was only two years old. His father was a United Nations diplomat assigned to Switzerland and, as a result, Chris was educated at private boarding schools in Geneva. Inspired through his having appeared in a play at age twelve, he went to the Paris Conservatoire where he remained for two years. After a few small parts in the French cinema, beginning in 1980, he successfully competed for the title role in Warner Brothers' Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes (1984). His co-stars included Ian Holm, James Fox and Ralph Richardson (in his final film performance). The movie was popular with Tarzan buffs for remaining faithful (in the first half at least) to Edgar Rice Burroughs' original story of the apeman. Two years later Lambert brought to the screen Gregory Widen's legendary 'Connor MacLeod', the literally immortal Highlander (1986) cult-figure, born in the Highlands of Scotland in 1518 and surviving into the futuristic Highlander II: The Quickening (1991) and Highlander III: The Sorcerer (1994). In recent years he has become a movie producer while continuing to act in mostly action/adventure films.
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