Sami and blondes

Sami knows all about quality-cuddling-times with Bardot and Deneuve...

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Monday : let's hug it out

For this monday, let's have a tender moment to forget about the weariness and the upsetting of this thing called "work".

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El Macho

Sami Frey, glitter and a moustache. We've just fainted....

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Glasses

You can't be a real star without them.


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Seyrig Suite

 

 

 

  

 

  

The film is genuinely odd in that it feels like two unrelated tales; Karl (a hit-man) dispatches his victims coolly. Then he enters the tranquil world of Kate and falls in love, with tragic consequences. The film is beautifully shot and well observed, its complex characters interacting and developing.

For no apparent reason Jeanne Moreau appears and sings a song by Stephane Grappelly. There are shades of Rohmer and painterly influences. The French countryside has rarely appeared lovelier. At times the camera simply lingers on a tree or glass which creates an atmosphere. The performances are terrific, Guy Bedos, usually a comedian, plays it straight here with great success. However, the film belongs to Seyrig, one of the most totally underrated and truly great actress' of theatre and cinema. 

here 

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Juliet

well Romeo's not there but we have our lovely Juliette.

We'll explain : our favorite star/diva/icon/actress/woman has her own myspace, well the crazy fan behind her mostly, since she's glowing with heavenly stars now. And he's just uploaded another "sequence" (spoken moment dubbed with music) and he's done it with the Shakespeare play "Romeo and Juliet" and our unique Miss Seyrig;

We're obsessed with her voice just so you know, so we might be high for a few days. That's a perfect Valentine's gift no ??

so check the object of our obsession :

www.myspace.com/torememberdelphineseyrig




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Dancing threesome

... Aznavour, Anna Karina and our dear Sami Frey, and the rest is just everything Nouvelle Vague...

so it's just one step on your left (and a step to the right), you know the rest.

Love Love Love

...we miss that...