Scary? Doesn't seem so.

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Post Date: 31 August 2003 - 10:34am

I voted in that Empire poll, and I did it so Saruman came out on top.
The vote was about who do you think you are more like.

His the best ! there not many out there that can hold a candle to Mr. Lee.

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Post Date: 31 August 2003 - 10:55am

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What does he have that others don't?

Take a look here

Star quality , longevity , charisma , talent , charm , shall I go on ?

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Post Date: 31 August 2003 - 11:04am

That would take all day to mention all of Mr. Lee good points.
You could write a book.

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Post Date: 31 August 2003 - 1:50pm

Star, I totally agree...

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Alison Gilbert

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Post Date: 31 August 2003 - 8:03pm

Oh to be young enough to have a grandfather !!!!! Good Poll - I didn't enter, but the vote would have been the same for me ...............

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Post Date: 2 September 2003 - 3:39pm

I have to say, I'd be rather scared if visiting grandad entailed a visit to the dark and haunting Orthanc... Heh.

It was definately Mr. Lee, and not Saruman, who won that poll. He's definately the coolest octagenarian around!

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Luke Farookhi

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Post Date: 2 September 2003 - 8:34pm

Certainly! Although I would love to live in Orthanc.

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Post Date: 2 September 2003 - 8:45pm

I lost both of my Grandads, so I wouldn't mind having Saruman(Mr. Lee ) as mine, but I think his to young for that.

Never mind, I could swap my old man for Saruman! he wouldn't of lost with me behind him, ( I know Saruman hasn't lost yet ) but I will swap him any way!

:D

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Maria Silbermann

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Post Date: 5 September 2003 - 4:05pm

Come on, Christina and Jose! How about making him a grandfather in reality? Dad, GrandDad, or doting uncle: I'm sure he has much wisdom, wit, and fun to share with his family (Mr. Lee, not the character! Saruman is more like my inlaws!)

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Post Date: 5 September 2003 - 4:40pm

Jose? We are trying but nature is not being too kind at the moment.

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Post Date: 6 September 2003 - 5:20pm

Who on Earth is José?

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Maria Silbermann

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Post Date: 7 September 2003 - 1:22am

Oh Lord, not again! I've put my foot into my mouth again!
(Darn, I'm flexible ...)

Sorry Juan, I had a "senior" moment there!

Babies are great -- don't get too discouraged.

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Post Date: 7 September 2003 - 2:06am

No problem.

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Maria Silbermann

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Post Date: 9 September 2003 - 10:17pm

"Jose" is the name of my daughter Chrissy's pediatrician, a wonderful doctor! Now I understand, she had an appointment this week.

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Joakim Lundberg

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Post Date: 12 September 2003 - 9:30pm

There are many people we wish we could have as grandfathers and if Mr Lee was my grandfather I wouldn't complain but I don't want to replace the grandfather that I once had.

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April M Carnes

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Post Date: 15 September 2003 - 4:48am

I lost my granpas when I was young, so it would be nice to have another grandpa. However, I think Christopher Lee is way too cool to be my grandad even though he is 81!

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Alfonso Casal

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Post Date: 1 October 2003 - 2:32am

Hmmmm. . . If Mr. Lee were my grandfather we'd sit around all day discussing World War Two diplomatic history (which is what we did at the event in May -- one of the high points of my life!) On the other hand, Saruman could blast all my enemies to molecules. . . Hmmmm. . .

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Post Date: 4 November 2003 - 11:09pm

Both of my grandfathers are no longer here, and I miss them terribly. Mr. Lee would make a fine grandpa, very kindly, knowledgeable, and you can't help but get the feeling he might portray some his characters to delight little children. (With a twinkle in his eye, of course!) Sounds wonderful, Alfonso, about your conversation with him.

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Post Date: 6 November 2003 - 2:10pm

I return after a brief hiatus (don't ask... but a tip to the wise, it's not as easy to mount a military takeover of Mauritius as it looks), and there's not only a lovely new blue site design, but apparently a surrogate grandfather program in place. Astonishing changes indeed, my friends...

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Post Date: 6 November 2003 - 3:05pm

Good luck to all who are trying to start a family.

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