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JESUS CHRIST PAUL BETTANY
During A Knight's Tale DVD commentary:
Brian (Director): [commenting on Heath Ledger's character getting his arm relocated and a rub-down by Paul Bettany at the same time] Again, you're giving him kind of a rubdown while his shoulder's dislocated - I'm not sure that's, uh, medically correct.
Paul: Ah, uh, no. I just like to give men rubdowns when they dislocate any... any bit of them, really.
On Rufus Sewell's "live sex" parties:
Brian: ... troubadours.
Paul: Troubadours used to sing songs about... sex, actually.
Brian: In fact, at the bottom of Rufus' flat, there'd be troubadours to welcome you and sing songs about past visitors.
Before a potential sex scene:
Paul: I think now it's evident that they're about to f-- play chess, or dominoes.
Regarding a line:
Brian: "Revelling the night"; that doesn't happen very much any more, does it? No, unless it's in Rufus' apartment in Prague.
Paul: There was a lot of revelling.
Brian: And I think when Rufus rides up and says "committing the oldest sins in the newest ways", he knows what he's talking about.
Heath's character: As promised you before, you will look up at it from the flat of your back.
Paul: See, another tempting opportunity for a double entendre, and not taken - Brian, I'm ashamed of you.
Regarding Rufus' character getting to Heath's:
Paul: Yes, he's getting under Heath's skin just like herpes might.
I WANT TO WRITE PAUL BETTANY/RUFUS SEWEL FOR ABSOLUTELY NO REASON NOW.
Brian (Director): [commenting on Heath Ledger's character getting his arm relocated and a rub-down by Paul Bettany at the same time] Again, you're giving him kind of a rubdown while his shoulder's dislocated - I'm not sure that's, uh, medically correct.
Paul: Ah, uh, no. I just like to give men rubdowns when they dislocate any... any bit of them, really.
On Rufus Sewell's "live sex" parties:
Brian: ... troubadours.
Paul: Troubadours used to sing songs about... sex, actually.
Brian: In fact, at the bottom of Rufus' flat, there'd be troubadours to welcome you and sing songs about past visitors.
Before a potential sex scene:
Paul: I think now it's evident that they're about to f-- play chess, or dominoes.
Regarding a line:
Brian: "Revelling the night"; that doesn't happen very much any more, does it? No, unless it's in Rufus' apartment in Prague.
Paul: There was a lot of revelling.
Brian: And I think when Rufus rides up and says "committing the oldest sins in the newest ways", he knows what he's talking about.
Heath's character: As promised you before, you will look up at it from the flat of your back.
Paul: See, another tempting opportunity for a double entendre, and not taken - Brian, I'm ashamed of you.
Regarding Rufus' character getting to Heath's:
Paul: Yes, he's getting under Heath's skin just like herpes might.
I WANT TO WRITE PAUL BETTANY/RUFUS SEWEL FOR ABSOLUTELY NO REASON NOW.