Originally posted by willofthewisp
I would enjoy it at first until I would be overcome with jealousy.Johnny wakes up in the morning and settles in for breakfast.
Choice 1: After accepting another really cool movie deal, celebrate by making sweet love with new wife (or long-term girlfriend, not sure if he's married Vanessa yet or not). Then play with the kids before going and seeing the casting people. Surprise surprise! He gets to work with familiar face Keira Knightley! It is nice to see her again and they congratulate each other on their Oscar nominations. He is very pleased his sparrabeth fans will get to see them together. Then he remembers he shouldn't know what sparrabeth is. It's time to go harass T&T again...
Choice 2: Deciding the movie deal is a stupid one, he shrugs and says, "meh, I have enough money to turn down projects. Come, Vanessa. Let's go back to bed." From there, he makes sweet love to his new wife (or long-term girlfriend) and gets an extra of sleep afterward. Next, he can spend the whole day with the kids in France and LilyRose can pretend she's Madeleine. After a relaxing day, Johnny decides to go harass T&T for the hell of it.
lol... i vote for segment 1, though as long as T and T are getting harassed, I'm good with it. I love the idea of Johnny knowing what sparrabeth is.
I was watching an interview with James McAvoy (who won me over in atonement, he's delightful) and he was talking about how awkward it was to do that library scene with Keira since he's married--- and he said almost the exact same thing Johnny said--- that it was strange to kiss someone he wasn't in love with or something along those lines. And I thought, is it some kind of weird pact between actors that they have to say those things in interviews? C'mon. You're kissing Keira Knightley, or vice versa. Keira had no problem saying she enjoyed it, and she wasn't in love with Johnny. Why do actors have to feel they can't enjoy something or at least be okay with it in interviews, simply because they are in love with someone else?
After all, we all see the kiss of Sparrabeth as a pinnacle of chemistry, angst, hotness, etc... and none of us imagine Keira and Johnny to be in love. So why does Johnny have to kill the magic in interviews by complaining of its awkwardness?
I'm rambling quite a bit- sorry.