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Sorcia
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Sorry to shake the dust off this old thread but have a request. I'm looking at giving the men of Middle Earth a break from my desktop next month and want a pic of Gerald in that great red outfit he shows up in during "Masquerade".  Anyway point me in the right direction of where is a good place to look?
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SecretKeeper
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Searching for Gerard Butler on the Google search engine. *sighs* I found a really awesome pic of him from there.
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SpaceWeavil
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I've got the Phantom of the Opera companion and a little booklet that came with the special edition soundtrack - I can scan in a few pics if that would help?
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Sorcia
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Secretkeeper, I started to do a Google search...and quickly was overwhelmed  . Just thought perhaps there was a 'cheeters guide' on Phantom sites and someone would know exactly where to find what I am hoping to shark for my desktop.
SpaceWeavil, if you have anything of him in that red suit, would be lovely  . Just PM once you have had a chance to scan anything in that might fit my bill, thanks now, more thanks later 
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SecretKeeper
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Yummy red suit. *drools a tank*
Man, if only I can find a hot pic of Dominic Monaghan and the guy that plays Raoul then I'll die for heaven.
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SpaceWeavil
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| SecretKeeper wrote: | Yummy red suit. *drools a tank*
Man, if only I can find a hot pic of Dominic Monaghan and the guy that plays Raoul then I'll die for heaven. |
Well there's some nice photos of Raoul in that book as well, so I'll scan those as well. probably easiest if I just make an album on photobucket and then post the links here.
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Sorcia
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Ladies, thanks so much for feeding my current fetish(Gerard in that red suit). My desktop will be a very vibrant place in Feb
Cheers!
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Well, I finally got the chance to see Phantom of the Opera last night, and I just loved it! Wonderful movie. 
The only thing I could possibly complain about, is that I didn't feel that Gerard Butler's voice was strong enough; it sounded too "forced". But his acting was great (and yes, he does look good), so that saved everything. But I guess I'm comparing him to Michael Crawford... oh well... 
Emmy Rossum was just so sweet, and I loved her voice. And Minnie Driver (I think) who played Carlotta was hilarious... 
Just one thing I couldn't figure out: Who were those two elderly people at the auction: Was it Meg and Raoul? That's what I guessed... |
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Hathor
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Yup, Meg and Raoul. I love that film! And the stageshow - I saw the film and managed to see the Broadway version whilst in New York about a month back. So amazing!
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| Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2007 10:10 pm Post subject: fics? |
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Just wanted to add my two cents....has anyone any good Phantom recs?
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