Attila's fate beckons, he will come to conquer...

[glacier_kitty]

Attila was a really good movie! And very long...but that means more Gerry! Gerard was awesome as Attila. BUT HIS CHARACTER DIED! It was sooo sad...I knew he was going to, but still. He was good at acting out his death though. Gerard's just an awesome actor period. He's definitely not afraid to show emotion (his eyes, OMG!) and get into his role deeply and he actually cries! He doesn't use that stuff that other actors/actrecess use to make them cry. Gerry is *sooo* talented!! And he can cover up his Scottish accent...in POTO it slipped through, but in Attila, it didn't really at all. He sounded kinda American in Attila. I wish I could watch it again, but it's almost 3 hours long...maybe I will again tonight

Gerry is also very funny and laid back in interviews. I don't think he's a stuck up actor like some are. He's not afraid to be himself...GO GERRY!

LOL wow, an entire entry about Gerard Butler...I should do this more often...*people run away in fear*

"To avenge all those cries I will rise to the sky to defend mother life...ride, die, sacrifice!!"--"The March of the Swordmaster," Rhapsody

Comments

[glacier-kitty.livejournal.com]

He died when his wife gave him poisoned wine

[whynotlike.livejournal.com]

Ooh, quite close to reality then, as he got the nosebleed on his wedding night... but Attila was a man of many wives (a bigamist in other words) - was this Honoria? He never actually married her though... was it Honoria's replacement? i.e. the one whose wedding night he died on