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Does your interest ever perk up when you are watching a film or a TV programme and suddenly your favourite actor or actress comes on?

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MySilverSoul | 09:06 Fri 07th Dec 2012 | Film, Media & TV
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Happens to me quite a lot. But it sometimes sadly has the disadvantage of forgetting what just happened.
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It would, if only Kelly Brook would appear in more progammes.
Can't say that it does, no.
Yes! When I see Gerry Butler in anything!
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It's quite typical, they often put the hotties in them. It's also quite often the reason I go to see certain programmes or films.
Not really. As I invariably tend to know if it's one of my favourites that's involved I'm generally perky from the first scene.
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That counts too. It's linked to if you see something that has someone you like in it.
A few years ago we'd been in the USA and OH had dragged us round loads of Civil War battlefields, to give you some idea of how interested we were, I didn't realise til then that the Civil war and War of Independence were two different scraps! On getting home, he'd recorded North and South 2 and he sat down to watch it. As the titles came on the girls saw Patrick Sawyze and suddenly they became Civil War junkies. A lesson there for History teaching maybe?
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It's probably why when I go to see Les Mis next year I'll learn a lot because Hugh Jackman's in it.

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