I Heart Theater Freaks: Rupert Penry-Jones
- By Tracy Ames
- Published February 16, 2011
Tracy Ames
Mrs. Ames is an international bestselling author of interracial erotic fiction and a former columnist for several newsletters and magazines.
A native of the San Francisco Bay Area, Tracy currently split time between CT & New York City with her husband, children and a host of pets.
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True confession time: I have a huge crush on Rupert Penry-Jones. I don’t dream of him fallating my girlie bits, but he has been my muse on more than one occasion.
My predilection for intellectuals is widely known, and RPJ is spot on! Not only is he mind-numbingly hot, but he also hails from a dynasty of theatre practitioners* and he’s well-read. In fact, he’s a self-professed geek.
Be still my racing heart!
This delicious manwich’s charisma and intelligence could cause the spontaneous combustion of clothing! He’s a bad-ass who’ll screw your brains out, then do your taxes. What more can a gal ask for? Those bloody eyes are what! They induce orgasms.
When I heard he’d been cast as Capt. Wentworth in the 2007 adaptation of Persuasion, I died. Unlike other Jane Austen heros, Capt. Wentworth was personable yet maintained his rigid exterior. RPJ was a perfect match! The DVD is worth the purchase. In the meantime my girlfriend has a ton of movies online...Persuasion being one of them. Click to view her channel.
And don’t get me started on his role as Adam Carter on “Spooks/MI5”. I cried like a baby when they topped him. He gave ‘Adam’ a strong will, and compassion which wasn’t only admirable but it left the viewers feeling empty when they killed him off. One of the writers on the show said there was dead silence after filming. I imagine so! I’m a MI5 fan, and his exit was difficult to stomach.
On to the ITV drama “Whitechapel” where he played Joseph Chandler, a detective inspector who was involved in his first big murder case. Damn, damn, damn, he’s hot! What’s makes Chandler even more adorable is his obsessive compulsive disorder. For me, a healthy dose of manly OCD is a plus. Greg scrubs the kitchen from floor to ceiling every night. That’s hot!
Click To Watch Both Seasons Online
Anyway, back to RPJ…
Aside from his bangable body (Anglo-Indian blood), he’s also a British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) award winning stage and television actor. He studied at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and went on to play at The Royal National Theatre as well as others. I proudly heart theater freaks!
* His father was Welsh actor Peter Penry-Jones, his mother is actress Angela Thorne.
My predilection for intellectuals is widely known, and RPJ is spot on! Not only is he mind-numbingly hot, but he also hails from a dynasty of theatre practitioners* and he’s well-read. In fact, he’s a self-professed geek.
Be still my racing heart!
This delicious manwich’s charisma and intelligence could cause the spontaneous combustion of clothing! He’s a bad-ass who’ll screw your brains out, then do your taxes. What more can a gal ask for? Those bloody eyes are what! They induce orgasms.
When I heard he’d been cast as Capt. Wentworth in the 2007 adaptation of Persuasion, I died. Unlike other Jane Austen heros, Capt. Wentworth was personable yet maintained his rigid exterior. RPJ was a perfect match! The DVD is worth the purchase. In the meantime my girlfriend has a ton of movies online...Persuasion being one of them. Click to view her channel.
And don’t get me started on his role as Adam Carter on “Spooks/MI5”. I cried like a baby when they topped him. He gave ‘Adam’ a strong will, and compassion which wasn’t only admirable but it left the viewers feeling empty when they killed him off. One of the writers on the show said there was dead silence after filming. I imagine so! I’m a MI5 fan, and his exit was difficult to stomach.
On to the ITV drama “Whitechapel” where he played Joseph Chandler, a detective inspector who was involved in his first big murder case. Damn, damn, damn, he’s hot! What’s makes Chandler even more adorable is his obsessive compulsive disorder. For me, a healthy dose of manly OCD is a plus. Greg scrubs the kitchen from floor to ceiling every night. That’s hot!
Click To Watch Both Seasons Online
Anyway, back to RPJ…
Aside from his bangable body (Anglo-Indian blood), he’s also a British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) award winning stage and television actor. He studied at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and went on to play at The Royal National Theatre as well as others. I proudly heart theater freaks!
* His father was Welsh actor Peter Penry-Jones, his mother is actress Angela Thorne.
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15 Responses to "I Heart Theater Freaks: Rupert Penry-Jones" 
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said this on 19 Feb 2011 8:59:13 PM CDT
he's cute, never seen any of the movies you mentioned, but I'll definitely check 'Persuasion,' I love it when British actors do justice to any of Ms. Austen classic tales.
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said this on 16 Feb 2011 11:21:18 AM CDT
That's what razors are for! If his legs are any gauge, he isn't too hairy. Thank goodness because I'd have to give him up. Hair is a deal breaker. :)
Aidan Turner is pushing it! Someone please make him shave! |
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said this on 16 Feb 2011 11:46:11 AM CDT
I'd do him, marry him, give him a shitload of babies even if he looked like Sasquatch. That man is deliciously gorgeous. Have you seen that man in Persuasion?? I wouldn't even shave him. Just the way he is...yes baby, just like that! yep!
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said this on 16 Feb 2011 6:11:42 PM CDT
Heidi, I knew you'd say that! LOL! He's quite yummy, isn't he? "Persuasion" sealed his fate...he was the perfect Capt. Wentworth. *Swoon*
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said this on 16 Feb 2011 1:27:40 PM CDT
It takes a lot to make me cry but watching Adam die kills me every time. Thanks Sissy. You made me cry. Remember everyone screaming 'nnoooo!' when it aired?
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said this on 16 Feb 2011 3:37:04 PM CDT
OMG!! I've never seen the show before but I can't stop watching the clip. Does it air in the US? Thank you for the post Tracy. I LOVE YOUR SITE!
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said this on 16 Feb 2011 9:57:58 PM CDT
Thank you so much. I'm glad you're enjoying the site. We're all one big family so please feel free to join right in. :)
Check your local PBS listings...MI5 is normally on the schedule. The box set is well worth the asking price. |
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said this on 16 Feb 2011 3:47:30 PM CDT
Thanks for suggesting 'Whitechapel'. Just watched the first episode. Great show.
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said this on 16 Feb 2011 6:19:22 PM CDT
I figured the guys would like "Whitechapel" as much as the women. It's earthy and Phil Davis, the actor who plays Ray Miles, has a perfect East End accent. Not an "er", "th", or "r" in sight!
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said this on 16 Feb 2011 10:10:29 PM CDT
I'm gonna be up all night. I'm hooked. Why didn't you tell me the first series was a copycat Jack the Ripper? We studied the case in college. Thanks again.
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said this on 16 Feb 2011 4:56:42 PM CDT
Okay I just watched the clip and all I have to say is "that was so wrong". I've never even seen the show and I was hurt watching him die. That messed up showing us that clip. I'll have to check out "Persuasion". I love everything Jane Austen.
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said this on 16 Feb 2011 10:05:12 PM CDT
Cali, I thought about it after I finished the post. Sod it! "MI5" is one of those shows you watch with one foot out the door...they kill off everyone sooner or later...not like American shows where minor characters bite it. Nope, this is British and everyone is up for grabs. Happy viewing!!
I post my gf's link above. |