His laugh

Isn't he the most charming young actor out there at the moment? Beautiful smile, a lovely innocence about him, I loved him in Casanova too. No disrespect, but I thought he was waaaaay better than Heath Ledger in that film. The film's one of my favourite's, it always makes me laugh.

You can tell that he's a really gifted actor, I'm smitten too. I'm hoping to see him tonight in his play.

I have yet to see Casanova the whole way through., I started to watch it and got as far as Casanova running form the police on the roofs in the beginning. It looks really good, and now that I know Charlie is in it, I want to see it that much more.

R.I.P. Heath Ledger

I'm so dense it took me forever to recognize Charlie.

I went to see Stardust and said to myself: "What do I know him from?"

About half-way through, "CASANOVA!"

Reply is to Laurens post.

You know, I had the same reaction after watching a few scenes for the first time. I didnt connect with the characters or the actors, and thought the story was rather bleh, because I wasnt interested in a story of a playboy getting his way. I stopped the dvd a few scenes before Cox appeared. But, after finding out Cox was in it, I borrowed the dvd again and watched the entire movie. I warmed up to the story, despite its serendipitous ending. Sorry, I cant think of a better term, and that movie Serendipity popped in my head. I did find myself repeating Cox's scenes because they were so adorable, especially when he stares out the window with puppy dog eyes and a pout, or when he jokes around with his sister, or when he tries to practice sword fighting, or when hes clumsy and knocks things down, or when he repeatedly slaps Casanova in the face after blundering a line by saying "you have sullied my glove," instead of saying "you have sullied my love." ;D What a sweetie. Too bad the character turned into a playboy when he was such a sweet romantic in the beginning. I never liked how his character changed.