But you’ve also made a fool out of me, and you’ve made the life I lead foolish, too.
Emma Thompson and Letterman throwing pies [x]
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Emma Thompson rocking at Jay Leno [x]
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Now, this scene here, which is hard to talk over, because Emma’s and Alan’s acting is so remarkable. Alan made me write the scene. He said that the story wasn’t ended properly. When we first talked about it, he just said: “I’ll think you’ll find that no one knows what’s happened.” So we wrote this and this is sort of my favorite scene now. - Richard Curtis
It is a gift, a privilege – you’re working with a great friend. We’ve acted together and I’ve directed her, as well. But its not like putting on a slipper, there’s a challenge involved because she’s an artist and she’s a brain and she’s a will and she’s a power and a force and that’s all very challenging, but that’s what I like. - Alan Rickman on working with Emma Thompson.
That moment Emma Thompson speaks for all women.
Emma Thompson: Remember this was the night when we were all up? We were up for three nights shooting this. It was a three-night shoot and everybody was ill. Kate got phlebitis in one of her legs and then she fell down the stairs. I had conjunctivitis.
Lindsay Doran: And Alan didn’t have to work so he kept sending candies.
[We were] trying to create a sense of real mystery around that man. Not that you need to, really, with Alan playing it ‘cause he’d be mysterious playing a milkman. - Emma Thompson
