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James McAvoy

DonnaDonna
edited July 2009 in Local discussion
Finally spotted him.... thursday evening, about 6.45, in Finsbury Park station. I knew he lived in Stroud Green but never seen him. He looked good. :)
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  • nomanslandnomansland
    edited 5:17PM
    Strangely attractive like Julian Barratt its called "they shouldn't be but they are!"
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  • DonnaDonna
    edited 5:17PM
    haha yeah!
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  • DavidDavid
    edited 5:17PM
    How does Noel Fielding fare in those stakes?
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  • bennyfromtheblokbennyfromtheblok
    edited 5:17PM
    I've seen him a few events and the girls I was with said he looks half woman, half peacock! I guess it's a case of whatever floats your boat.
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  • injokeinjoke
    edited July 2009
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  • DavidDavid
    edited 5:17PM
    He has several on here now.
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  • injokeinjoke
    edited 5:17PM
    disgraceful.
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  • andyandy
    edited 5:17PM
    McAvoy has got to be the most famous local resident now? With Pegg decamped to LA, Aiden Gillan off to Ireland and Douglas Alexander not getting much press I think it's McAvoy's to lose.
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  • injokeinjoke
    edited 5:17PM
    this is depressing, i'm not reading the mcavoy threads anymore.
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  • injokeinjoke
    edited July 2009
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  • tosscattosscat
    edited 5:17PM
    Ian Hart?
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  • krappyrubsnifkrappyrubsnif
    edited 5:17PM
    I wouldn't recognise James McAvoy if he was sitting in front of me. I'd only know he was James McAvoy because he'd be talking about himself. Yeah?
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  • unaestheticunaesthetic
    edited 5:17PM
    is it him starting all these threads?
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  • DavidDavid
    edited July 2009
    I don't think I've ever seen a McAvoy film, but for some reason don't get the impression he's a bell end. I'd say such a Heat style accusation requires qualification at least.
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  • james_mcavoyjames_mcavoy
    edited 5:17PM
    Oddly enough, guys, I popped into the Noble for an hour last night and it was amazing, nobody seemed to know who I was. Coool. This is such a neighbourhood. I was the one in the shades. What's a bell end?
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  • injokeinjoke
    edited July 2009
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  • andyandy
    edited July 2009
    <http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0564215/>; Of his work, I've seen Last King of Scotland, which I liked. It's a bit like when Russell Crowe was asked what he thought of Ricky Ponting. They were fishing for him to say something rude about him and Crowe said something like "You can't argue with his record and I don't know him as a man". Seems like the only line to take with celebrity really. And if that, above, is really James McAvoy (and not, say, tosscat) I'll eat my hat.
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  • injokeinjoke
    edited July 2009
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  • ADGSADGS
    edited 5:17PM
    I still think of him largely as Mr Tumnus, in part because just after seeing The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe I saw McAvoy in FP station, also carrying a stack of christmas presents.

    Although, he was in State of Play (the TV version), which gets anybody some credit.
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  • LizLiz
    edited July 2009
    I rather randomly shared a cab with him from Milton Keynes to London (Virgin Trains breakdown...), just after he had been in State of Play. Nice bloke.
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  • tosscattosscat
    edited 5:17PM
    God Injoke, think of something new to say!
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  • tosscattosscat
    edited 5:17PM
    That film with Angelina is shite - all of the rubbish aspects of Nightwatch and none of the charm.
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  • ADGSADGS
    edited 5:17PM
    It sounded like such a travesty of the comic that, in spite of my fondness for watching Angelina Jolie shoot stuff, I still couldn't be bothered to watch the thing.
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  • DonnaDonna
    edited 5:17PM
    Wow! Liz I am so jealous...
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  • nick_mnick_m
    edited 5:17PM
    @andy: I'd argue with crowe on that one. Punter has made some shocking captaining decisions recently and his record is about to go down the pan. Crowe is a monosyllabic moron; well boring on the TMS interview.
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  • injokeinjoke
    edited July 2009
    i think all this hoo-ha around ponting will dry up very quickly if they win at edgbaston.

    lords was a very important toss to win - we had by far the best of the pitch and the weather on the first day, the aussies had to bat under cloud and high humidity day two and they got at least 4 dodgy top order decisions. the match was essentially won in those first two days. if the aussies bat first on a belter at edgbaston we could easily be struggling to save the game again - possibly with a very shaky 3 and 4 (bopara and bell/key). the aussies bowling can only improve, and shaun marsh should be opening instead of hughes.
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  • injokeinjoke
    edited 5:17PM
    i'm not sure marsh is even in the squad though and it seems weird. he was opening regularly a year or so ago and he plays late, straight and very orthodox - ideal for english conditions i reckon.
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  • andyandy
    edited 5:17PM
    I don't know. Nothing in his career has endeared to me to Russell Crowe as much as doing a TMS interview.
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  • james_mcavoyjames_mcavoy
    edited 5:17PM
    What's all this got to do with me?
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  • DavidDavid
    edited 5:17PM
    Even if you can dodge bullets McAvoy, Crowe would beat you with a telephone.
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