Hello! Magazine's Article on Jane Eyre 2006
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4 comments:
Erm, don't know how to break this to you but this is Toby in Hello Magazine! I'm allergic to the Daily Mail...brings me out in a rash...*scratches*
I'm sorry about the rash! I'll change it at once!
As a pre-JE fan of Toby you should appreciate that the internets love him at the present moment. I don't think he will be able to escape hearing the squeals even in New Zealand.
Don't worry, I've put some hydrocortisone on it, it's all better now;)
I confess I am a little jealous of all the attention/love he's getting now, I feel like barging my way past everyone and saying: "I was liked him first!"
And there was one part of the show tonight that made me laugh out loud: Rochester smirks (which was funny in itself) and says "We're going to town", they go outside and Adele is sitting in the carriage, "You're not coming", says Rochester and opens the carriage door, and out hops Pilot. I think they probably heard me laughing in NZ...
One of them has the privledge of catching James Barbour at most of his theatre productions and has a long record of chats and photos with him. So, I started teasing her about a secret engagement, and how I understand that she has to keep denying the whole thing because of his career.
:) When I read this I thought you'd written your friend had *touched* James Barbour (which begs the question, where?). No wonder she's had to feign an engagement...
I doubt I'd ever get to meet Toby, I'll just admire him from afar :)
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