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he also makes songs of his own, check them out at http://www.myspace.com/valkilmermusic or here:

wow, Val is one of my very favorite men!!! as a young man he was hot now he's witty and he loves animals and nature

he's a good-looking gentleman;) he kinda looks like an old-school version of Tom Selleck to me

with Jonathan Rhys-Meyers

from Angel Eyes

A cute interview with our sweetheart in the movie: Angel Eyes May 19, 2001 It can be assumed that there are very few men on this planet that would turn down the opportunity to make love to Jennifer Lopez. But Jim Caviezel did, twice. Of course, the lovemaking in question would be make-believe, all part of a role as an enigmatic widower named Catch in the film Angel Eyes, but regardless, it's an offer not many would pass up. Caviezel, who was hand picked by Lopez to co-star with her in the film, almost didn't make it to the coveted role. "I actually turned down [Angel Eyes]," says the actor, "after a while Luis [Mandoki] approached me about it again, and I turned it down again, but then Dennis Quaid called me and said, 'You may want to rethink that, [Luis] is a really smart director' and I did." So what in the world could make Caviezel turn down a lead role opposite Hollywood's hottest damsel not once, but two times? "I didn't think I could give the role what it needed. I asked this friend of mine who had lost his wife if he could give me any insight on it, and he told me through his own tears how he lived with a lot of guilt and how much he regrets moments in his life. I though to myself, 'That's where I gotta get to,' and I didn't know if I could do it." Needless to say, Mandoki's persistence and Dennis Quaid's wise words won out, and Caviezel took the role, which introduced him to his first love scene. "I was really nervous," he admits. "[Jennifer] picked up on that, she looked at me and goes, 'This is your first love scene, isn't it?' I said, 'Why, am I that bad?' She said, No but it seems I get every guy's first love scene. Caviezel pulled through it like a man, but with one hesitation. "I said, 'Look, I'm gonna keep the Calvin's on, and you can just cut around them. I do have a wife,'" On-screen lovemaking wasn't the only skill Caviezel acquired for his role. "I had to learn how to play the trumpet," he says with pride. "I didn't know how to play. The first day they thought they'd just shoot around it, but the lady came in and worked with me, and she thought I could learn to play the song." In a few fast lessons, Caviezel was trumpeting with confidence. "I learned how to play the song for the film, 'Nature Boy', and just for fun, I've always wanted to play 'Hello, Dolly,' so I learned how to play that." Coming up next for Jim Caveizel is the title role in the remake of The Count of Monte Cristo, which brings about more of the actor's unseen talents. "Fencing," says Caviezel. "All my free time went into learning how to play trumpet or fence. [For Monte Cristo] I was more concerned about fencing than anything else." For a role that requires foils, accents, and tremendous acting chops, it's probably safe to say fencing wasn't his only worry. "Going up against someone like Richard Harris and not being mediocre was a concern," he admits. Mediocrity is one thing, but a lack of juicy roles is something Jim Caviezel doesn't have to worry about. "I'm just trying to take whatever I have right now and use it to get another film. If I could pull it off, okay, I get another film," he says humbly. "That's what it's like right now, I'm just trying to make the right decisions, so in thirty years I can look back and say, 'Man, I had a career.'"

her color is definitely red! beautiful

oh my gosh!!! those pictures are HOT! he is so damn gorgeous, sweet and sexy at the same time! thank you finchesthalia!

yes congrats! i posted the vids on their band page (30stm)

lovely pictures from last night:

Video Star

Last night at the EMAs they won 2 awards: Rock Out

Jared is hosting the mtv Emas with his band 30 stm, along with ms perry, NOW

i am really jelaous here!

wow, i have never seen this! with the wonderful Sophia Loren: