Rufus Sewell.

Who else thinks he's sexy? I've met him a bunch of time times one on one. He's the nicest guy ever. I wanted to jump his bones. I have his personal contact info too. I know he's married etc. Should I ask him out for a drink? I promise not to embarrass myself. Should I just let it go?

Who is this person? His last name reminds me of a sewer.

Just watched him in Old.

And yes - I have always thought he was 🔥

Not at all. His eyes are freaky and the rest of his face is no better.

I think he’s absolutely stunningly gorgeous and also that you shouldn’t ask him out and should just keep it cool.

R3 But you're already married to Bill Shepherd.

Not much of an actor, gorgeous eye candy. See him at his most delicious in Shakespeare Retold: The Taming of the Shrew with Shirley Henderson and Stephen Tompkinson.

Sewell hasn't appeared in any famous roles.

And he's got the same flat nose and wide cheekbones as this other guy so I can't tell which one I'm looking at.

[quote] Who is this person? MGM publicity head Pete Smith.

Pete, you need to get him to do what MGM did to Deborah Curr-Trimmer. She was told to change her name to Deborah Kerr,

Rufus can change his spelling and pronunciation to 'Rufus S'well'.

He looked very Jewish when he was playing jewish Mark Gertler in that Carrington movie which I loved at the time.

I wonder how he will age?

Receding hairline, sharp jawline and all that.

I saw him eating alone at Hugo's a while back. Cute.

OP, stop stirring the pot. Leave him alone.

R11 Yes that movie attempted to portray homosexuals and the Bloomsbury Set but unfortunately it also contained the ghastly Emma Thompson.

Do yourself a great favor and let it gooooo

Forceps incident at birth

Is Rufus Sewell related to masturbating Brian Sewell?

Absolutely gorgeous in The Man in the High Castle :)

[quote]Should I ask him out for a drink? I promise not to embarrass myself. Should I just let it go?

You have already embarrassed yourself enough, OP. Your schizo erotomania is mortifying.

You like to WW yourself a lot, OP.

I really liked the movie "Carrington," too. I've since become over-sensitized to Emma Thompson, so I don't know if I could ever sit through it again, though. Used to love her, now can barely stand her.

I saw him in R11. But didn't he play the Jewish statesman Benjamin Disraeli as well?

[quote] I know he's married etc.

So you want to be an adulteress?

^^^ He just gets better looking as he ages.

Loved him in Cold Comfort Farm.

[quote] Cold Comfort Farm

Some people prefer the 1990s colour version with Rufus Sewell as Seth Starkadder.

But connoisseurs say the 1960s version is truer to the original book. It caused quite a stir among the eldergays (such as Brian Sewell at R20) because they insist that young Peter Egan playing Seth Starkadder wore low-slung leather pants betraying a happy bulge in them.

I thought he was quite good as Charles II