Comments on Why I love Romain Duris

By the way, film freelancer Kathy Fennessy is doing some guest slogging for us throughout the Seattle International Film Festival. Enjoy.

Yeah, sister girl, I'm with you on this one. Roman Duris is fine. He was adorable in "L'Auberge Espagnole." Wanted to spread him on a cracker (as they say). Loved the character he created with that kind of sweet cock-suredness.

Duris is on par with Mathieu Kassowitz. Part of what made "Amelie" so much fun was that she got that prize at the end.

>>By the way, film freelancer Kathy Fennessy is doing some guest slogging for us throughout the Seattle International Film Festival. Enjoy.

Yay! Finally some film reviews I can enjoy reading. Kathy, where do you fall on the uber-important topic of Hilary Swank's teeth?

Lara, I think Swank has fantastic chompers. Her recent film roles, however, are another story... That said, I probably notice teeth just as much as Lindy. My turn-off—if you will—is not so much big, white teeth, but tiny, little rat teeth. Take Robert De Niro in Taxi Driver, for instance. Looks harmless enough, but when he smiles—that's when Travis Bickle really comes alive.

I think Duris is great, but I really just couldn't get past that Moliere wig.