it's called 'The Taliban Song'

[Sheryll]

<title>Hearts In Atlantis Sheryl Lynn Sheryll sheryll@pobox.alaska.net</title>
On 9/30/01 6:45:42 PM, Laurie McDougall wrote:<br>
>saw this movie last night - an<br>
>excellent show - its about a<br>
>man (Anthony Hopkins) who can<br>
>predict the future - and a<br>
>young boy that he takes a<br>
>liking to - Anthony Hopkins is<br>
>at his best in this role. The<br>
>story line has a few small<br>
>missing pieces, but all in all<br>
>I fully recommend this movie.<br>
><br>
><br>
>Laurie<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
Are the missing pieces where Hopkins cooks<br>
and eats the boy? (<br>
<br>
Sheryl<br>

[kholmar]

<title>Hearts In Atlantis William Colston kholmar bill2@earthling.net</title>
LOL<br>
<br>
I wanted to see him eat Jodi Foster.........<br>
<br>
<br>
I'm bad...<br>
<br>
Anonymous (LOL)<br>
<br>

[jaymac]

<title>Hearts In Atlantis Laurie McDougall jaymac ljmcdougall@home.com</title>
On 10/1/01 10:24:43 PM, Sheryl Lynn wrote:<br>
>On 9/30/01 6:45:42 PM, Laurie McDougall<br>
>wrote:<br>
>>saw this movie last night - an<br>
>>excellent show - its about a<br>
>>man (Anthony Hopkins) who can<br>
>>predict the future - and a<br>
>>young boy that he takes a<br>
>>liking to - Anthony Hopkins is<br>
>>at his best in this role. The<br>
>>story line has a few small<br>
>>missing pieces, but all in all<br>
>>I fully recommend this movie.<br>
>><br>
>><br>
>>Laurie<br>
><br>
><br>
><br>
>Are the missing pieces where Hopkins<br>
>cooks<br>
>and eats the boy? (<br>
><br>
>Sheryl<br>
<br>
Sheryl you are bad! hehehe. No, Hopkins does not harm anyone, he is the "good" guy in this movie.<br>
<br>
<br>

[felixq78]

Silence of the Lambs was only one film, amongst many, that Hopkins worked on.
The characters he's portrayed over the years were all so very different, very few were nasty characters like Hannibal Lecter. Personally I can't remember any other bad guys except for Lecter so why is it that so many try to type cast him into Lecter's mould.
Why do we always remember the evil, ignoring the good. Why must our thoughts so often gravitate towards the gutter?
There's a lot more to Anthony Hopkins than Hannibal Lector.