[spoilers] Richard Armitage

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(16-11-2010 02:52 AM)KitKat385 Wrote:  Do you mean the British version of English? Because I'm afraid a good handful of...gosh, would you call them slang? - things like bandaid vs plaster - are still confusing to me. And if the setting in this novel is older...

Yeah, the slang is sort of spelled phonetically... Image how Nicholas or Boucher speaks in the film version, and imagine that in print. It's tough, but it sort of helps differentiate the speech of the "common" folk of the North from the high-brow Southerners.

(16-11-2010 02:52 AM)KitKat385 Wrote:  Ironically, Sir Guy is the first role of RA's I saw. Thank you, Netflix Instant-Watch! Robin Hood was under the 'we think you'd like' category since I watched Merlin, which was under the related category of Legend of the Seeker. Which I watched because it was one of the 'New Arrivals: TV'. & so I found this amazing actor...and then North & South showed up under my recommended titles XD I became officially hooked.

I found RA when Netflix Watch Instantly recommended N&S to me based on my liking period films. I then stalked RA throughout Netflix and watched everything they had lol