Shit, he's symmetrical. Ugh!
Maybe not...yes!
Look how huge this woman is compared to him!
I guess that's why she wears lot of black, no?
That - or they have a fantastic sexy time life. As much as I've groveled and squinted at Henry's woman and her arms and the rest of her
big bones, I've tried, yet again, to see what in Sam's Hell do guys like this see in ordinary biggum women? Because where's my Henry Cavill already? Do I really have to be good at something like commercials and bad movies or science before I score a tall, hot actor or anyone who's hot for that matter - with at least a fifty percent higher paycheck than mine? Come the fuck on now (God)! Stop birthing more females! Maybe China has a point.
According to Glamour.com, Henry's a monogamous guy who loves "conservative" woman. That'd be me baby! I just switch parties from democrat to independent - so where are all the Henrys of Hollywood at? If gorgeous female celebs (i.e., Christina Hendricks, Anne Hathaway, Beyoncé...) are saving themselves for ugly men and with ugly genes, surely there should be someone with way better genes than mine who are into women like me. Then again, I'm stuck in NYC...the land of loads and loads of toads no taller than 6'2 on average. Fucking immigration.
"When he put on the Superman costume: “Laugh?” Henry Cavill is staring at me incredulously. “Of
course I didn’t laugh. For a guy, it’s pretty much the most awesome moment you can possibly imagine.”
His private life: “It’s important to keep your private life separate from your professional life when you’re in the public eye, otherwise the two get horribly blended together and it bites you in the ass one day… [Celebrity relationships] take a lot of understanding from the other person, because there’s a lot of time apart, but I’ve always been a monogamous man.”
His taste in ladies: “What’s important to me is that a woman has confidence in what she is, as opposed to trying to conform to someone else’s type.” We establish that he dislikes aggressive women “because they’re always on the defensive” and that romantically, he’s “old-
school, but still very much of the times”.
He likes ladies who drink a lot: “l like a good drinking buddy… and I can drink a lot”
He doesn’t want ladies to dress provocatively: “There’s something incredibly sexy about a dress that leaves you guessing.”
He loves women’s bodies: “Well, what’s great is a woman’s shape as a whole. I mean, no artist could imagine a more beautiful shape. It’s incredible. A man can look attractive, beautiful even, but nothing like a woman naked. That’s why women would rather look at other naked women than at men.”
He’s not going to drop trou for the hell of it: “I’m not a big fan of getting naked for the sake of it. I wouldn’t use a body double, because I’m particular about the physicality of acting, but I won’t just get my arse out because people are insisting I do.”
Bulking up/dieting, etc: “The ‘major bulking’ phase came first and that was fun. That meant eating 5,000 calories a day. The best thing about that phase is that you’re really strong and even though you don’t look great, because you’re carrying a lot of extra fat, you’re always in a really good mood. The leaning down phase is the hardest, because although you’re looking great, you’re always in a bad mood because you’re so hungry.” Welcome to the world of the
Hollywood starlet. “I know,” he nods grimly. “When I got my first role, in The Count Of Monte Cristo, I was told to lose a
stone and a half. It was a lot, but I was a chubby kid, and if you have to play a physically attractive role in Hollywood then maybe you have to pull your socks up. Still, I’m aware that women are sometimes horribly mistreated in
terms of weight. They mistreat themselves too, though, because they often think they’re overweight when they’re not. I hate it when women starve themselves…”
On the 50 Shades of Grey rumors: “Put it this way,” he says. “I’ve not read a script, spoken to a producer or a director…” He has, however, read a few opening chapters. “Not exactly chaste writing, is it?” he smirks. “I’ve always preferred the implied sex scene anyway, because having it spelt out always seems a bit tacky. Sex is so readily available to us in every form of media now, so it’s no longer that exciting on screen.”
On being star-struck: “I’ve never really been star-struck by anyone. I’ve always looked at things realistically and thought, ‘Just because you
make a lot of money and you’re famous, it doesn’t mean that you deserve to be worshipped.’ Even when I was at school, my heroes were always my brothers and my mum and dad.”
Snagged from Celebitchy.com which was snagged from Glamour.com
