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RE: Peter Firth #2 - Naivety - 21-06-2011 09:47 PM
Mmmm! Lovely pics, thanks very much! I also thought that he appeared older at times during last season, but this year he looks mighty fine. I reckon his face is a little fuller which suits him; he was looking a bit thin, especially in 9.3.
RE: Peter Firth #2 - cateau1 - 22-06-2011 01:16 PM
Agree, agree, agree!
RE: Peter Firth #2 - Tea Lady - 23-06-2011 06:44 PM
Anyone for a bit of Peter Firth paella?
http://www.watfordobserver.co.uk/news/9103152.Celebrities_share_recipes_with_Rickmansworth_schoolboy/
Don't forget to reserve your tentacles. It is very important
RE: Peter Firth #2 - pookster - 23-06-2011 08:26 PM
Thanks for posting this. Sounds yummy.
RE: Peter Firth #2 - beatrice4ruth - 23-06-2011 08:59 PM
(21-06-2011 09:47 PM)Naivety Wrote: Mmmm! Lovely pics, thanks very much! I also thought that he appeared older at times during last season, but this year he looks mighty fine. I reckon his face is a little fuller which suits him; he was looking a bit thin, especially in 9.3.I must be the only one who prefers a slimmer PF with longer hair. I think that it befitted the poignancy of the Series 9 theme. It is true that a fuller face makes one look younger. Perhaps, after all, Series 10 might not be as gloomy as S9 if PF looks more relax.
RE: Peter Firth #2 - Naivety - 23-06-2011 10:10 PM
(23-06-2011 08:59 PM)beatrice4ruth Wrote:(21-06-2011 09:47 PM)Naivety Wrote: Mmmm! Lovely pics, thanks very much! I also thought that he appeared older at times during last season, but this year he looks mighty fine. I reckon his face is a little fuller which suits him; he was looking a bit thin, especially in 9.3.I must be the only one who prefers a slimmer PF with longer hair. I think that it befitted the poignancy of the Series 9 theme. It is true that a fuller face makes one look younger. Perhaps, after all, Series 10 might not be as gloomy as S9 if PF looks more relax.
You're so right. The thinner, haggard Peter Firth definitely contributed to the air of despair of last series. I am hoping that the lovely bubbly Peter that we keep seeing during the filming is going to rub off as Harry Pearce. I SO want to see confident, clever and sharp Harry, rather than the self pity of the last series.
RE: Peter Firth #2 - A Cousin - 23-06-2011 11:41 PM
(23-06-2011 06:44 PM)Tea Lady Wrote: Anyone for a bit of Peter Firth paella?
http://www.watfordobserver.co.uk/news/9103152.Celebrities_share_recipes_with_Rickmansworth_schoolboy/
Don't forget to reserve your tentacles. It is very important
Oooohhh, lordy! I have several very inappropriate comments about butterflied prawns bubbling around my head because of you!
I will refrain and only say, What a great kid! And what a cool thing for PF (and others) to do. Now that is making a difference with your fame.
RE: Peter Firth #2 - loladom - 24-06-2011 04:38 AM
(23-06-2011 11:41 PM)A Cousin Wrote:(23-06-2011 06:44 PM)Tea Lady Wrote: Anyone for a bit of Peter Firth paella?
http://www.watfordobserver.co.uk/news/9103152.Celebrities_share_recipes_with_Rickmansworth_schoolboy/
Don't forget to reserve your tentacles. It is very important
Oooohhh, lordy! I have several very inappropriate comments about butterflied prawns bubbling around my head because of you!
I will refrain and only say, What a great kid! And what a cool thing for PF (and others) to do. Now that is making a difference with your fame.
Lol - dare ya to post 'em
Agreed totally with everything you say. Nice to see a positive story about a young man doing something worthwhile and PF's way of using his fame. Perhaps this clearly explains why PF ran from the headonistic allure of the kind of fame his earlier work earned him. Spain is a great place to hide.
RE: Peter Firth #2 - Silktie - 24-06-2011 05:54 AM
(23-06-2011 06:44 PM)Tea Lady Wrote: Anyone for a bit of Peter Firth paella?
http://www.watfordobserver.co.uk/news/9103152.Celebrities_share_recipes_with_Rickmansworth_schoolboy/
Don't forget to reserve your tentacles. It is very important
Le sigh... Or should I say El sigh...
Any man who loves seafood is a bit all right with me. Am now entertaining visions of him preparing the paella in said galley of boat, tea towel draped across a shoulder.
And yeah, way to go kid, well done to the young man.
RE: Peter Firth #2 - Goldrush70 - 24-06-2011 06:09 AM
(23-06-2011 06:44 PM)Tea Lady Wrote: Anyone for a bit of Peter Firth paella?
http://www.watfordobserver.co.uk/news/9103152.Celebrities_share_recipes_with_Rickmansworth_schoolboy/
Don't forget to reserve your tentacles. It is very important
I've been reading this whilst waiting for my 'second chance Olympics ticket request' to load, so thank you for the pleasant distraction Tea Lady!
What a great idea and I'm glad it was such a success for the schoolboy. I can really imagine Peter being more than happy to do this.
