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Laetitia Casta by Albert Watson. Seems fake to me.

She looks more like Laetitia than her sister. Anybody knows who she is? Speaking of Italian cinema, I watched this film during the weekend... I love everybody, including hope1

Seriously, someone who expresses that way should not be here commenting about Laetitia. You make your conclusions.

Don't bother about editing your post hope1

Laetitia Casta arrives at Roissy Airport in Paris, France HQ x 6 I'm only posting this because I want to know something... ... is that an iPhone she's holding?

I would like to be Floppy's hard drive.

Tre buone ragioni per cui Stefano Accorsi non deve lasciare Lætitia Casta: «lei ha le case in Francia!»

Also: I don't think I've heard Laetitia sing it. I must have turned the volume down

Thanks Born to be Wild, so IP Location gives: New York. The Big Apple is the most European-like cosmopolitan city of American towns. On February 18, 1954 the play Ondine opened on Broadway at the 46th Street Theatre in New York. Audrey Hepburn won the Tony Award of the best actress for her interpretation of the water nymph. She married with her Knight Hans Mel Ferrer. The same year she won her Oscar for Roman Holiday. Hence the relationship with Italy. One of her dearest friend was Hubert de Givenchy. Nowadays Givenchy dresses Laetitia for her main public apparitions.

Yeah, they seem like bad-intentioned rumors to me Thanks for answering! Here are some pics of them although it doesn't prove anything: Rome, 05/02/2011 Stefano Accorsi, husband of Laetitia Casta, sharing a cigarette with actress Vittoria Puccini in Roma at her balcony.

Thanks for the link http://laetitiacasta09.skyrock.com/ It's sad how most webmasters have thrown the towel on Laetitia. Maybe that's what normal people do

Givenchy Fall 2011 http://hotfile.com/dl/109318007/d4fab74/vi...697561.flv.html Awww.

http://hotfile.com/dl/109309420/5355dfa/LA...E_DAHO.mp4.html If you want something done, you have to do it yourself! I understood most of it but can someone translate it all? It's really short.