Reply With QuoteFor me my theme song would be "Theme From Shaft" and the actor would be "Richard Roundtree" from the Shaft movies and series.
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If someone were going to make a movie about your life, what would be the theme song?
Which actor/actress would you choose to portray yourself?
I had my song on the tip of my tongue so I'll have to post it later when I remember.
As far as actresses goes, I would prefer Viveca Fox or Naomi Campbell. Okay I know she's just a model but I can see her doing a halfway good portrayal of myself.
*DISCO DELIGHT*
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For me my theme song would be "Theme From Shaft" and the actor would be "Richard Roundtree" from the Shaft movies and series.
Australia mate! The land of many great funkateers!
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I like this topic.
SONGS:
1st choice: "Get Ready" by The Temptations
2nd choice: "Dance 'Til You Drop" by The Ritz
ACTORS:
1st: Dorian Gray from "Charmed"
2nd: Richard T. Jones from "Judging Amy"
Love Has No Time or Place
Nicky
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I would probably pick "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face", by Roberta Flack. It just brings tears to my eyes. It just fills my heart with love. A lil' bit of drama from a fabulous queen on pride month. Oh, and the actor will be gorgeous Benjamin Bratt. A peruvian trying to play another peruvian. That's funny.
Have a Disco Life.
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I'm caught between four songs:
1.Love Hangover - Diana Ross
2.Midnight Love Affair - Carol Douglas
3.Spring Affair - Donna Summer
4.Spring Rain - Silvetti
I think these songs are nice and sexy - similar to my character.
Guille,
My leading man would be BENJAMIN BRATT!!!!
DAMN HE'S GORGEOUS!!!!!!
*DELIGHTFUL*
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Jim Kelly could well play yours truly in wide screen and technicolor, and fittingly, the theme tune from ENTER THE DRAGON would blast in glorious mono during the credits sequence, done with split screen and freeze frame effects by the same artist who designed the immortal FOXY BROWN opening. Uma Thurman should portray my wife. Now that the greatest film director of all times, Mario Bava, is no longer with us, I'd choose John Woo to be the director.
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