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- Mae picks all. "Uuuum...men men men up to the neck..I can never
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Jason Statham - real McCoy..........................................................................................
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British director
Guy Ritchie frequently attributes the success of his unorthodox crime
films -- 1998's Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, 2000's Snatch --
to the fact that his offbeat miscreants are more than believable, they
are real. Preferring to cast for authenticity rather than resume', Ritchie
handpicks many of his actors from the true-life cult figures and rascals
of London's underbelly. Actor Jason Statham is among the best of them.
A one-time Olympic diver, fashion model, and black-market salesman, Statham
came to acting by way of commercials and "street theater" -- a euphemism
for hustling tourists on London's Oxford Street. Raised in Syndenham,
London, he was the second son of a lounge singer and a dressmaker turned
dancer. Although Statham had the familial background to go immediately
into entertainment, he excelled first on the high dive. He was a member
of the 1988 British Olympic Team in Seoul, Korea, and remained on the
National Diving Squad for ten years. In the late '90s, a talent agent
specializing in athletes landed Statham a gig in an ad campaign for the
European clothing retailer French Connection. This led to an appearance
in a Levi's Jeans commercial and a fledgling modeling career. Meanwhile,
Statham had also earned local fame as a street corner con man, selling
stolen jewelry and counterfeit perfume out of a briefcase. Thus, when
French Connection's owner became one of the biggest investors in Lock,
Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, he naturally introduced the diver/model/hustler
to knave-hunting Ritchie. Intrigued by Statham's past and impressed by
his modeling work, Ritchie invited him to audition for a part in the film.
The director challenged Statham to impersonate an illegal street vendor
and convince him to purchase a piece of imitation gold jewelry. Statham
was evidently so persuasive that Ritchie bought four sets. When the director
attempted to return his worthless acquisition -- pretending that the gold
had turned to stainless steel -- Statham was so graciously inflexible
that Ritchie hired him.
Ritchie has a good taste for men. This guy is sexy for real. Being a diver,
model and street hustler... how sexier can a man be? In his movies, I
could smell his cigar, sweat and underground mold. I want to see him in
contemporary film noirs. He is so rough and virile, still something about
him, which makes me want to pet on his bolding head.................................................................................................................
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"Is
that a gun in your pocket, or are you just glad to see me?" muscle
men, male celebrities, actors, movie stars, models, singers, athletes,
bodybuilders, - hot guys, hunks, jocks, studs, sexy sexiest men alive
- Mae picks all. "Uuuum...men men men up to the neck..I can never
get enough of men. They are all handsome, gorgeous, beautiful on scrumptious
and steamy flesh. Male muscle is
bigger and harder than a gun...uuuum. I shall update often everytime I
taste delicious muscle pies...uuumm"
British director
Guy Ritchie frequently attributes the success of his unorthodox crime
films -- 1998's Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, 2000's Snatch --
to the fact that his offbeat miscreants are more than believable, they
are real. Preferring to cast for authenticity rather than resume', Ritchie
handpicks many of his actors from the true-life cult figures and rascals
of London's underbelly. Actor Jason Statham is among the best of them.
A one-time Olympic diver, fashion model, and black-market salesman, Statham
came to acting by way of commercials and "street theater" -- a euphemism
for hustling tourists on London's Oxford Street. Raised in Syndenham,
London, he was the second son of a lounge singer and a dressmaker turned
dancer. Although Statham had the familial background to go immediately
into entertainment, he excelled first on the high dive. He was a member
of the 1988 British Olympic Team in Seoul, Korea, and remained on the
National Diving Squad for ten years. In the late '90s, a talent agent
specializing in athletes landed Statham a gig in an ad campaign for the
European clothing retailer French Connection. This led to an appearance
in a Levi's Jeans commercial and a fledgling modeling career. Meanwhile,
Statham had also earned local fame as a street corner con man, selling
stolen jewelry and counterfeit perfume out of a briefcase. Thus, when
French Connection's owner became one of the biggest investors in Lock,
Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, he naturally introduced the diver/model/hustler
to knave-hunting Ritchie. Intrigued by Statham's past and impressed by
his modeling work, Ritchie invited him to audition for a part in the film.
The director challenged Statham to impersonate an illegal street vendor
and convince him to purchase a piece of imitation gold jewelry. Statham
was evidently so persuasive that Ritchie bought four sets. When the director
attempted to return his worthless acquisition -- pretending that the gold
had turned to stainless steel -- Statham was so graciously inflexible
that Ritchie hired him.
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