That gurl, Tilda...

I’d say, and then some!

I always knew she'd morph into Mildred Natwick.

She's rather ODD, I must say.

I hate Wes Anderson.

Are movie directors really family to an actor? There for you when you need them?

[quote]Are movie directors really family to an actor? There for you when you need them?

While you're hot, maybe.

Well, doesn't she "have family" with her husband and kids? I'm confused.

[quote]I hate Wes Anderson.

why?

[quote]Well, doesn't she "have family" with her husband and kids? I'm confused.

So is she.

I like her but this is insufferable gobbledygook

[quote]“Now I have a family with Wes Anderson, I have a family with Bong Joon-ho, I have a family with Jim Jarmusch, I have a family with Luca Guadagnino, with Lynne Ramsay, with Joanna Hogg.”

oh, MARY...so POPULAR!

[quote]I like her but this is insufferable gobbledygook

It's called "Tilda without a script".

Do you fall in love with women (in addition to the two men you've married)? Or you a FTM trans? Or are you merely an ally? Why be so fucking vague? This quote tells us nothing except that you want us to play a guessing game.

Her skin, always so delicate, so proto-crepey, now looks like an overripe fruit on the verge of rot.

We are Family, I’ve got all my oddballs with me!

So she's saying she's a special Hollywood snowflake that doesn't have anything of substance to say and wants attention?

lets just attach ourselves to GAYS. They'll take anybody.

R16, well she does kind of look the part, but the trend of pretending to be a lesbian while only sleeping with men ended in around 2008. (Hopefully, now that bs will now be recognized as cultural appropriation.) Until she wants to share about her relationship with a female partner, she should stop talking about being "queer".

It probably all started with Orlando. But that bitch has a husband, a lover, and fabulous frocks. More power to her.

She's so fucking precious.

And Michael Clayton was incredibly overrated.

[quote]During the interview, she also admitted she never had “any ambition as an artist. That may sound crazy and transgressive, but it’s a fact,” she said. “If you’d asked me when I was 10 or 20, I would have said my only ambitions were to live in a family, to have friends that made me laugh and laughed at my jokes, and to live in the Highlands of Scotland, by the sea with a lot of dogs and a kitchen garden … Everything else is a bonus. Everything else is just icing and candles and flowers alongside.”

Fuck off you absolute wally.

I'll never forget the time she left her elderly husband in Scotland with the kids and brought her much more telegenic younger boyfriend to the Oscars.

I love her and she can do no wrong in my eyes.

I appreciate her work, but what sealed it for me was this. Shortly after Roger Ebert's death (a critic who was a great fan of hers), she attends the film festival that bears his name, and leads a dance-a-long that is an expression of joy in the face of grief. Makes me cry every time I see it. Beautiful.

Would it kill her to put on some eye makeup? Her white eyelashes and eyebrows don't help with her ugliness. Just a suggestion.

We had a thread years ago on her, and always referred to her as SWINTON.

[quote]Would it kill her to put on some eye makeup? Her white eyelashes and eyebrows don't help with her ugliness. Just a suggestion.

She WANTS to look odd.

Remember the gay flag in Moscow?

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Mission accomplished.

I went to school with her brother (on right).

He was older than me, but always a nice guy.

This is her cryptic way of saying she's a lesbian.

Or a bisexual who has a stronger preference for women.

So nice for her husband and his manhood!

[quote] We had a thread years ago on her, and always referred to her as SWINTON.

How... queer. Isn’t that her name?

This really is just further proof that the use of the word ‘queer’ is just cultural appropriation, and it’s INSANE that no one bats an eye at its use. It’s like the Rachel Dolezal case, transposed onto gay people, and writ large.

r29, why yes, but it was always in capitals, and never by her first name.

She’s always been on a gay, arty scene. Faghag of Jarman. She isn’t saying she fucks women in that little blurb. Obvious cock fiend.

We know she doesn’t fuck women, R32, which is why it’s stupid of her to says she’s always felt ‘queer’. And she is using it the non-heteronormative sense here, not the ‘odd’ sense (which is the only usage I’ll ever allow.)

She has no husband....Sandro Kopp is her partner

No, honey, you are not queer, unless you are eating pussy. Don’t be a female Robbie Williams, please?

R28 Wait, what?

our DEAR friends, Sandro & Tilda!

love

Wes Anderson Bong Joon-ho, Jim Jarmusch,Luca Guadagnino, Lynne Ramsay and Joanna Hogg

Lucky lad, he gets to work on a lot of her projects.

[quote]Wes Anderson Bong Joon-ho, Jim Jarmusch,Luca Guadagnino, Lynne Ramsay and Joanna Hogg

I wonder how they're all so close if she lives in a remote part of Scotland.

[quote]In a new interview with British Vogue, Swinton, 60, said that her definition of queer was not confined to gender or sexuality, but for her, “to do with sensibility.”

Then she needs to find another word.

Artsy, maybe.

[quote]And Michael Clayton was incredibly overrated.

I have to disagree, that was a brilliant film and she deserved the Oscar.

The scary thing is I've known several "career women" who are exactly like the one she portrayed in the film. Nightmares, all of them.

When you run as deep of a faghag as Tilda is and has always been, yes she can call herself queer. She’s the same as us.