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This may be my favorite picture this month. Not only is the outfit fab, but so is Edward Norton! Love him in Keeping the Faith, especially since it's my name, and I loved him in the Painted Vail!
I have to say nice, albeit unexpected pick! I remember watching Primal Fear in the theater for my 11th or 12th birthday and being completely SCARED outta my mind of Ed. Have you seen this new show called Modern Family? he was guest starring on it last week. Freaking hilarious--u should check it out!! V
your scarf is too cute! and i definitely know and love edward norton too :)
I love your outfit, and I love Ed Norton. Death to Smoochie is my fave of his. Man, I need to watch that again soon.
I love your scarf!!! Edward Norton is cool, I really loved him with Edward Furlong in American History X!!
sooo pretty, i looooove the ruffles and the scarf such a great romantic look!
is it bad that i found ed norton most attractive in american history x (sans nazi tats) and death to smoochie? he lives in nyc... just saying...valentine's day + fashion week and all...
edward norton! he was fantastic in fight club...i like the painted veil too. great ouftit!!
i love the volume in this outfit from your skirt and scarf! you look so cute and cozy :) i LOVE edward norton too!!! you forgot "the illusionist"
I love your skirt and scarf almost as much as I love Edward Norton. Don't forget American History X and Down in the Valley! He was amazing in Fight Club, yes yes :)
american history x. great movie. so powerful. i've been a fan ever since :-)
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Speaking of forever sweetheart, Edward Norton has to be at the top of my laminated list (any Friend’s fan here?). I was a little shocked to learn today that a girl in the office (college age) didn’t know who he is, so I thought I’d do a little background introduction for all the great films he starred in during the 90s.
1. Primal Fear is a suspense story of a lawyer who defended a criminal that he believed to be not guilty. The criminal was in fact, a killer and an excellent con-artist. Edward Norton played the sleaze and did an amazing job. That was one of his first films, and I knew then that he was going to become some famous Hollywood actor one day. .
2. Fight Club is probably his most well known movie to date. It’s a little hard to explain what the movie is about, I would compare it to American Beauty, where the drama happens in a person’s daily life, but also in his own head. Brad Pitt was the other leading man in the movie, and Eward Norton played the evil twin.
3. Keeping the Faith is one of my favorite romantic comedies to date. Edward Norton both directed and starred in the movie. Most people find it a little slow, as it’s mostly just witty conversation and light-hearted sarcasm toward Catholicism and Judaism. But if you pay attention, there are quite a few good one liner and some great romance and humor scenes in the movie.
I’ve been impressed by his acting and his talent as a director. Out of all the Hollywood celebrity male actors, he’s not the most striking nor attention grabbing. But every movie he starred in has always left a deep impression on me. So here is a tribute to Edward Norton, my forever sweetheart.
