the Narnia bunch

Wow, I think I'm alright. I've got one more report to write, which is a group report even, and then it's christmas break. I'm so close I can almost taste it.

Today I had my first day completely free from school work since probably early October. Feels freaking great. Me and my friend went out for coffee (Starbucks Ginger bread latte is heaven) and strolled around in West End. I didn't for once thought about any schoolwork, it was almost magical. :')

On Tuesday me and my friend were crazy enough to go to the Narnia:The Voyage of the Dawn treader premiere in Leicester sq. I mean I'm 20 freakin' years old and I shouldn't wait out in the cold and SNOW (yes SNOW) for 2 hours just to see some actors and actresses. It's pathetic really but it was oh so fun. :)

Apart from the snow and a slight hypothermia (totally over-using this word) it was actually fun. We had pretty decent spots, saw all the stars, got interviewed by Russian TV and even befriended a handsome photojournalist student (well, I did). Let me just say, Ben Barnes is really short but probably hotter in real life. Skandar Keynes is a studd muffin. Georgie Henley flew off as a bit of a bitch but is gorgeous in her long red hair. Anna Popplewell was as short-spoken as in Charlie St Cloud and had a rather unflattering dress. William Moseley looking like a skater in long hair while getting most screams.

Off course the X-factor bunch had to come as well and they got all the buzz. I was seriously about to scream at One Direction to move the heck over, they were obscuring Skandar!

Anyway, I think that was the last time I go uninvited to a movie premiere in freezing temperature and snow.

Cheers,

Tiffany

..and then I saw Zac Efron

Me: I saw Zac today.
Sis: WAS HE WONDERFUL?!

There goes my movie premiere virginity to Charlie St. Cloud. I went to Leicester square around 3 o'clock (the actual thing starts around 6) and full preparation for the premiere were at large. As I walked around to figure out the best places I was really surpised to see so many old people (26 plus) , people who have camped (yup, sleeping bag and everything) and so many....men.

Since there were still some good places on the other side I decided to take a turn around Chinatown. I returned with some snacks and were ready to wait those 2 hours for Mr Efron. I chose a place vertically overlooking the red (but blue) carpet.


I sat down against the barricades and started reading a book I'd brought. People started to fill up as the clock drew nearer to 6. I was half frozen when the "celebrities" finally arrived. Lucky me, we stood right were their car pulled up, so we were the first ones to see who it was in the cars. A few kids who apparently were really famous British TV stars were the first to come. After a few nobodies Anna freaking Popplewell came out of a cab a half meter from where I stood. It was my Narnia period all voer again, my heart was pounding so fast.

Not long there after comes Mr Efron himself and the crowd goes nuts. They were all "Zaaaa--aaahhhhh--ac!!!!"
Rather than screaming "We want Zac!" (Yup, he's a piece of meat alright) every other minute I was really jealous of the random people that were invited to the premiere. And I decided that one day, one day I'm going to be one of those having a ticket and walk down the red carpet. You know, you gotta have dreams. ;)

Toodles,
Tiffany