Angela, Rupert & Julie: Face Off!
Angela Lansbury, 83, Rupert Everett, 49, and Julie Andrews, 73, managed to smile for this photo in NYC last night.
The handsome trio look so good it's as if they were frozen in time.
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Rupert Everett: An Army of Dumb
Why can't egocentric actors just learn to shut their mouths?
English idiot Rupert Everett just bashed British soldiers by saying, "They are always whining about the dangers of being killed. Oh my God, they are such whimps now!"
Unfortunately, he continued on. "The whole point of being the Army is wanting to get killed, wanting to test yourself to the limits," he told the Telegraph. "Now you have to fly 15,000 ft. above the war zone to avoid getting hit. I don't think there is any point in having wars if that's how you're going to behave. It's pathetic. All this whining!"
Because it's real tough being an actor.
UPDATE: Everett must have realized how dumb he sounded, because he has since apologized for his remarks.
Filed under: You Might Want to Rethink
Rupert Everett - "I Have No Sperm"
British actor Rupert Everett has admitted to being sperm-free.
Everett tells London's Daily Telegraph this is a result of being on alopecia (baldness) medication."I don't have any sperm left. If I stop taking the pills, all my hair will fall out, but I would rather have hair than sperm." What a choice!
Rupert is plugging his autobiography, "Red Carpet and Other Banana Skins," in which he makes some provocative comments on some of Hollywood's biggest stars.
Besides admitting to having a heterosexual affair with Susan Sarandon, the out and proud actor portrays his "My Best Friend's Wedding" co-star Julia Roberts as skittish and says Sharon Stone has become "unhinged." "Sharon Stone is an extraordinary character, extremely intelligent, totally controlling, really fun but...unhinged. And that's kind of fabulous." Nice cover-up Rupe!
But you won't catch Everett saying negative things about his good friend Madonna. As to why she gets off easy in his book, Everett says "Well. We all have authority figures." And her Madgesty appreciates it.
Rupert is even harsh on himself and believes that as he reaches closer to turning 50, "Now no one wants me."
And from the sounds of some of these statements we know why.
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