Pirate Queen
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I know only 15 more days!!!!!!!! *tries to contain happiness since Mya has to wait another month* 
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Swimfan1918
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OMG GUYSSSSS AHHHHH these next two weeks are going to be insaneeee and sooo hyped uppp ahhhhhh THE LONGEST TWO WEEKS OF MY LIFEE!!!!!
i cant wait for PC. i remember on the skandarnites thread we were counting down and there wa slike a year and a half until PC came out and now theres ONLY 15 days!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i cant wait for PC. i remember on the skandarnites thread we were counting down and there wa slike a year and a half until PC came out and now theres ONLY 15 days!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Trumpkin_08
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I know It's so close!!!I can't wait!!!
Pirate Queen
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I know, I know, I know!!!!!!!! I am so excited!!!!!!!
tottyfruitty
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oxford girl
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ME either!!! I'm not excited at all!
FaunFan01
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*hugs Mya* 
WILL NEWS UPDATE!: We have loads of stuff today!
NEW PROMO PICS!:
http://williammoseleygallery.simplehostingfast.com/displayimage.php?album=lastup&cat=0&pos=0
http://wmoseley.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=51&page=2
An article from MTV:
There was a time when everything was "Star Wars" vs. "Star Trek." If you wanted to be a knowledgeable geek, you studied up on your Boba Fetts and your Nyota Uhuras, knew the difference between a Stormtrooper and a Klingon, and you were good to go.
Then the next generation of geekdom came along, and made life good for young actors like William Moseley. "I was up for Harry Potter way, way back," remembered the 20-year-old. "But I don’t quite fit the bill, I think."
Instead, Moseley would later land the role of Peter Pevensie, one of the British children who were transported to a magical land in 2005’s "The Chronicles of Narnia," and returned home with $300 million in domestic box-office money. And although Moseley will return to Narnia again next month with the sequel "Prince Caspian," he admitted to us that he’ll always wonder what life would’ve been like behind eyeglasses and a lightning-bolt scar.
"It would have been fun," he said of "Potter" possibilities. "But I was thinking the other day, if I could have chosen one part for myself, I would have chosen Peter every single time. It’s a dream come true to play a part that’s so heroic, and something that’s successful that people like. It’s such a privilege."
Now, two more geek-tastic franchises are ready to join the party this winter, and Moseley told us that he’s a fan of both. "Twilight is just the next level," he said of Stephenie Meyer’s book’s relation to "Narnia," "Potter" and the others. "It’s got the vampire thing; I know exactly what you’re talking about."
"It seems like they make every comic book into a film," Moseley added, giving us a peek at his most beloved geek world of all. "‘Watchmen’ is my favorite of all-time."
Link to Disney.com to view the Switchfoot video and "The Pevensies' Journey":
http://home.disney.go.com/lite/index
Screen captures of Switchfoot's video "This Is Home":
http://wmoseley.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=114
'The Pevensies' Journey' screen captures:
http://www.wmoseley.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=112
Article from 'Portrait' magazine:
"A New Age has Begun"
The Chronicles of Narnia
Certainly in terms of digital effects, a new age has begun with the film adaptations of the series “Chronicles of Narnia,” which brought uncannily realistic animals to life, but moreover, brought to realm of Narnia to our world. In 2005, “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” charmed, and in some cases alarmed, audiences across the world. The film won numerous awards including nods to the young cast members and elaborate costumes. On May 16th, the second installment in the epic series hits theaters, and “Prince Caspian” is sure to be as impressive and awe-inspiring as its predecessor, with much of the same crew returning and the addition of Ben Barnes to the cast as Prince Caspian himself.
Much of what draws the public to movies are the actors, and surely Narnia can contest with the best. Drawing together a particularly interesting blend of new and established talent, the movies entrance the audience with a world made tangible in scenes of lush forest, sandy beach, snowy clearings, and desolate plains. This time around, the Pevensies are back, with all four talented young adults reprising their roles as Lucy, Peter, Edmund, and Susan.
Since the release of the first film, “The Narnia Kids” have graced the covers of magazines worldwide. Each has been kept busy by appearances on television shows and schoolwork, but interestingly, only the youngest, Georgie Henley who plays Lucy Pevensie, has any credits listed between the two films. She portrayed a young Jane Eyre in a BBC adaptation of the acclaimed novel. “Narnia” was the young star’s first film, and she went through several months of auditions to win the part of Lucy, a role which she, “Made….a little bit more funky and a bit more aggressive in places." Henley certainly succeeded in putting her own twist on C.S. Lewis’ beloved character, adding vibrancy and quirkiness, qualities that also appear in the numerous interviews she did after the first film was released. Despite international recognition for her role as Lucy in the first film, Georgie maintains a star-free life. She lives at home with her family and attends a regular school, but can’t wait for filming to start, agreeing that she’d jump on a plane tomorrow.
While Georgie was often interviewed in the company of the irresistible Mr. Tumnus (James McAvoy), the ever modest, Edmund Pevensie, or Skandar Keynes as he’s known in an un-Narnia-ized world, could often be found answering questions in the company of Tilda Swinton. Similar to Georgie, Skandar is fairly new to the business, having previously played the role of a young Enzo Ferrari in a television movie. He remains good-humoured about his new-found fame, noting:
“After school, I was hanging out with these girls and there's one I've never seen before. So she runs up to me and tells me I'm in Teen Vogue. And I'm like, "Yeah, that's me." I'm thinking, this is the way to live. And she goes, "So you must know Will. While Will is certainly good-looking, one cannot deny that Skandar isn’t maturing into his own group of swooning girls. As a bonus, he’s also the great, great, great grandson of the 19th century biologist Charles Darwin, who pioneered the idea of evolution. Fresh off of the first film, Keynes was asked what his dream role was. His reply? “To be some evil guy.”
The filming of the first film was an enriching, growing-up experience for everyone on set, literally including Skandar who grew 6-and-a-half inches during filming. He had to have his armor continually adjusted. Perhaps Will puts the experience the best when he says, “I essentially did go from a boy to a young man …. It's more of the responsibility that I had to deal with. I was halfway around the world living by myself.” William Moseley is, undoubtedly, a bit of a hunk. Currently, he’s gracing the cover of Teen Vogue, with glossy pictures and an article revealing a young man slightly surprised at his only popularity. While he may make teenage girls swoon, the actor maintains a refreshingly grounded attitude. After the first film, when asked about female fans flocking to him, he replied, “I have to take it in my stride and take a few deep breaths and manage it in the most mature way I can.” The young man who turns 21 on the 27th of April remains passionate about acting – it’s been a dream since he was ten, and is currently looking for his first non-Narnia role. While he thoroughly enjoys the Narnia films and playing Peter, he hopes that he will not simply be remembered as Peter Pevensie, and with a future as bright as this young mans, we’d have to say he won’t be.
Of the four Pevensie children in the movies, Susan Pevensie ranks surely amongst the most convincing. Part of this is due to the similarities between actress Anna Popplewell and the character, but most of the credit would have to go to Popplewell’s innate talent. Recognized at an early age for acting ability, Anna had parts in several movies, most humorously, “The Little Vampire.” This previous experience, however, didn’t give her an advantage in the casting process for the role of Susan. Like Georgie, Anna’s auditions continued for several months, 18 to be exact. Thankfully, the casting directors knew their character well enough. Anna herself admits, “Yeah, I think I am [like Susan], strangely enough. I'm quite a logical person so I definitely identified with her on that front. And I always imagined Susan to be the type who studies pretty hard and works hard at school—and I've always tried to focus on my studies.” Hard work pays off. Currently Anna is studying English Literature at Magdalen College, Oxford. She continues acting in Oxford productions, but will not be seen in “The Dawn Treader,” but only because her character doesn’t appear in that installment.
For now, however, the Narnia fan need only worry about one day, May 16th, when “Prince Caspian” hits the screen. With almost twice as many special effects shots as the first film, the next installment looks to be visually impressive. Aslan returns, as well as the beloved centaurs and sweeping landscapes of Narnia, in stark contrast to the gritty train stations of the real world. Based off the premise of the Pevensie children returning to Narnia after only a year, but finding that time has passed 1300 times more quickly in the other world, the film is resplendent with an evil king to overthrow and a heroic, but flawed young man who wishes to reclaim his birthright–the throne. With all the components of a fantastic film, “The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian” promises its audiences a journey somewhere new, away from the stresses of final exams and grading periods, but that isn’t to say the Pevensie children aren’t in for more than their fair share of trouble.
WILL NEWS UPDATE!: We have loads of stuff today!
NEW PROMO PICS!:
http://williammoseleygallery.simplehostingfast.com/displayimage.php?album=lastup&cat=0&pos=0
http://wmoseley.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=51&page=2
An article from MTV:
There was a time when everything was "Star Wars" vs. "Star Trek." If you wanted to be a knowledgeable geek, you studied up on your Boba Fetts and your Nyota Uhuras, knew the difference between a Stormtrooper and a Klingon, and you were good to go.
Then the next generation of geekdom came along, and made life good for young actors like William Moseley. "I was up for Harry Potter way, way back," remembered the 20-year-old. "But I don’t quite fit the bill, I think."
Instead, Moseley would later land the role of Peter Pevensie, one of the British children who were transported to a magical land in 2005’s "The Chronicles of Narnia," and returned home with $300 million in domestic box-office money. And although Moseley will return to Narnia again next month with the sequel "Prince Caspian," he admitted to us that he’ll always wonder what life would’ve been like behind eyeglasses and a lightning-bolt scar.
"It would have been fun," he said of "Potter" possibilities. "But I was thinking the other day, if I could have chosen one part for myself, I would have chosen Peter every single time. It’s a dream come true to play a part that’s so heroic, and something that’s successful that people like. It’s such a privilege."
Now, two more geek-tastic franchises are ready to join the party this winter, and Moseley told us that he’s a fan of both. "Twilight is just the next level," he said of Stephenie Meyer’s book’s relation to "Narnia," "Potter" and the others. "It’s got the vampire thing; I know exactly what you’re talking about."
"It seems like they make every comic book into a film," Moseley added, giving us a peek at his most beloved geek world of all. "‘Watchmen’ is my favorite of all-time."
Link to Disney.com to view the Switchfoot video and "The Pevensies' Journey":
http://home.disney.go.com/lite/index
Screen captures of Switchfoot's video "This Is Home":
http://wmoseley.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=114
'The Pevensies' Journey' screen captures:
http://www.wmoseley.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=112
Article from 'Portrait' magazine:
"A New Age has Begun"
The Chronicles of Narnia
Certainly in terms of digital effects, a new age has begun with the film adaptations of the series “Chronicles of Narnia,” which brought uncannily realistic animals to life, but moreover, brought to realm of Narnia to our world. In 2005, “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” charmed, and in some cases alarmed, audiences across the world. The film won numerous awards including nods to the young cast members and elaborate costumes. On May 16th, the second installment in the epic series hits theaters, and “Prince Caspian” is sure to be as impressive and awe-inspiring as its predecessor, with much of the same crew returning and the addition of Ben Barnes to the cast as Prince Caspian himself.
Much of what draws the public to movies are the actors, and surely Narnia can contest with the best. Drawing together a particularly interesting blend of new and established talent, the movies entrance the audience with a world made tangible in scenes of lush forest, sandy beach, snowy clearings, and desolate plains. This time around, the Pevensies are back, with all four talented young adults reprising their roles as Lucy, Peter, Edmund, and Susan.
Since the release of the first film, “The Narnia Kids” have graced the covers of magazines worldwide. Each has been kept busy by appearances on television shows and schoolwork, but interestingly, only the youngest, Georgie Henley who plays Lucy Pevensie, has any credits listed between the two films. She portrayed a young Jane Eyre in a BBC adaptation of the acclaimed novel. “Narnia” was the young star’s first film, and she went through several months of auditions to win the part of Lucy, a role which she, “Made….a little bit more funky and a bit more aggressive in places." Henley certainly succeeded in putting her own twist on C.S. Lewis’ beloved character, adding vibrancy and quirkiness, qualities that also appear in the numerous interviews she did after the first film was released. Despite international recognition for her role as Lucy in the first film, Georgie maintains a star-free life. She lives at home with her family and attends a regular school, but can’t wait for filming to start, agreeing that she’d jump on a plane tomorrow.
While Georgie was often interviewed in the company of the irresistible Mr. Tumnus (James McAvoy), the ever modest, Edmund Pevensie, or Skandar Keynes as he’s known in an un-Narnia-ized world, could often be found answering questions in the company of Tilda Swinton. Similar to Georgie, Skandar is fairly new to the business, having previously played the role of a young Enzo Ferrari in a television movie. He remains good-humoured about his new-found fame, noting:
“After school, I was hanging out with these girls and there's one I've never seen before. So she runs up to me and tells me I'm in Teen Vogue. And I'm like, "Yeah, that's me." I'm thinking, this is the way to live. And she goes, "So you must know Will. While Will is certainly good-looking, one cannot deny that Skandar isn’t maturing into his own group of swooning girls. As a bonus, he’s also the great, great, great grandson of the 19th century biologist Charles Darwin, who pioneered the idea of evolution. Fresh off of the first film, Keynes was asked what his dream role was. His reply? “To be some evil guy.”
The filming of the first film was an enriching, growing-up experience for everyone on set, literally including Skandar who grew 6-and-a-half inches during filming. He had to have his armor continually adjusted. Perhaps Will puts the experience the best when he says, “I essentially did go from a boy to a young man …. It's more of the responsibility that I had to deal with. I was halfway around the world living by myself.” William Moseley is, undoubtedly, a bit of a hunk. Currently, he’s gracing the cover of Teen Vogue, with glossy pictures and an article revealing a young man slightly surprised at his only popularity. While he may make teenage girls swoon, the actor maintains a refreshingly grounded attitude. After the first film, when asked about female fans flocking to him, he replied, “I have to take it in my stride and take a few deep breaths and manage it in the most mature way I can.” The young man who turns 21 on the 27th of April remains passionate about acting – it’s been a dream since he was ten, and is currently looking for his first non-Narnia role. While he thoroughly enjoys the Narnia films and playing Peter, he hopes that he will not simply be remembered as Peter Pevensie, and with a future as bright as this young mans, we’d have to say he won’t be.
Of the four Pevensie children in the movies, Susan Pevensie ranks surely amongst the most convincing. Part of this is due to the similarities between actress Anna Popplewell and the character, but most of the credit would have to go to Popplewell’s innate talent. Recognized at an early age for acting ability, Anna had parts in several movies, most humorously, “The Little Vampire.” This previous experience, however, didn’t give her an advantage in the casting process for the role of Susan. Like Georgie, Anna’s auditions continued for several months, 18 to be exact. Thankfully, the casting directors knew their character well enough. Anna herself admits, “Yeah, I think I am [like Susan], strangely enough. I'm quite a logical person so I definitely identified with her on that front. And I always imagined Susan to be the type who studies pretty hard and works hard at school—and I've always tried to focus on my studies.” Hard work pays off. Currently Anna is studying English Literature at Magdalen College, Oxford. She continues acting in Oxford productions, but will not be seen in “The Dawn Treader,” but only because her character doesn’t appear in that installment.
For now, however, the Narnia fan need only worry about one day, May 16th, when “Prince Caspian” hits the screen. With almost twice as many special effects shots as the first film, the next installment looks to be visually impressive. Aslan returns, as well as the beloved centaurs and sweeping landscapes of Narnia, in stark contrast to the gritty train stations of the real world. Based off the premise of the Pevensie children returning to Narnia after only a year, but finding that time has passed 1300 times more quickly in the other world, the film is resplendent with an evil king to overthrow and a heroic, but flawed young man who wishes to reclaim his birthright–the throne. With all the components of a fantastic film, “The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian” promises its audiences a journey somewhere new, away from the stresses of final exams and grading periods, but that isn’t to say the Pevensie children aren’t in for more than their fair share of trouble.
Pirate Queen
New member
Wow! That was a ton of stuff!
tottyfruitty
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Thanks Tesse!!
FaunFan01
New member
WILL NEWS UPDATE!: New stuff yay!
New video from the RedBelt premiere [Will is at the 6:40 time mark]:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=7pEkx6v84Ko
New promo pic:
http://williammoseleygallery.simplehostingfast.com/displayimage.php?album=lastup&cat=0&pos=0
New RedBelt premiere pix:
http://wmoseley.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=108&page=2
And a picture of the Narnia cast leaving a hotel in New York on May 2nd:
http://wmoseley.com/gallery/displayimage.php?album=116&pos=0
Pirate Queen
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Thanks for the updates!
What's up with the jacket/coat (whatever) Will's wearing leaving the hotel??? It's a bit strange . . . it is a jacket/coat, right?
What's up with the jacket/coat (whatever) Will's wearing leaving the hotel??? It's a bit strange . . . it is a jacket/coat, right?
tottyfruitty
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Yeah it is but you're both right strange and ugly lol. Sorry Will.
But Anna looks really pretty and posh. Just like a celeb and theres Georgie in the background but no Skanar......
But Anna looks really pretty and posh. Just like a celeb and theres Georgie in the background but no Skanar......
Swimfan1918
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FaunFan01
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*giggle* Calm down. I'm sure he's just ... behind the dustbin ...
Nah, he's probably behind Anna. Or something.
WILL NEWS UPDATE!: William is scheduled to appear on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” on Friday, May 9th at 8:35 (East Coast)/11:35 (West Coast) pm. [I am SOO watching that!!]
There are screen caps of the newest Disney Movie Surfers video:
http://williammoseleygallery.simplehostingfast.com/thumbnails.php?album=127
And from the ABC special [which I watched]:
http://williammoseleygallery.simplehostingfast.com/thumbnails.php?album=128
You can see some vids here:
http://www.narniaweb.com/news.asp?id=1679&dl=17940115
An interview from GoodPrattle:
Hi, I'm Keely. How are you?
WILLIAM MOSELEY: Hi, nice to meet you. William Moseley. How're you doing?
Is this the first film you're attending at the TriBeCa Film Festival this year?
WM: This is. This is the first film I've been to at the TriBeCa Film Festival. I'm really, really excited for it; I really like David Mamet as a director, and I think this film's going to be really interesting.
What of his other works do you like in particular?
WM: Well, I really liked Ronin. And Heist. Both of those are—Heist is an excellent, excellent thriller with Gene Hackman, who is a wonderful actor, and that film was really, really good.
You're in Prince Caspian, which is coming out soon, but you've also been looking into other roles as well.
WM: Yeah.
Would you say you're looking to play a role like the ones David Mamet writes?
WM: Yeah. I would love that. It would just be an honor to work with David Mamet… but you've got to see how it goes. You've just got to do the work and keep your fingers crossed and hope that things are aligned, you know.
Are you attending other films here?
WM: I am, actually. My friend has got a film here tonight which he's written and directed—two of my friends actually, Hunter Hill and Perry Moore, who've got Lake City, which is going to be an amazing film and I'm really excited to see it.
Are you liking New York?
WM: I love New York. It's my favorite city in the whole world, and I say that honestly. It's my absolute favorite, especially when the weather's nice. Everyone's outside in shorts and tee-shirts.
Have you been to Brooklyn?
WM: Um… yes I have. I went to a vintage store in Brooklyn, I can't remember what it was called, but it was really cool. I actually got—ah, I might have forgotten the blazer, but I got this white, kind of beige Ralph Lauren vintage blazer for like $20. It was insane.
…Was the place Beacon's Closet, by any chance?
WM: Yeah! Something Closet! Beacon's Closet, that's exactly it, yeah! I was going to say Out of the Closet, but then I remembered that's a shop in L.A. And then—that's so funny!
Did you go to the one in Park Slope or the one in Williamsburg?
WM: Um… I'm not sure. It was like two stops up on the subway. Maybe Williamsburg. I don't know. It was kind of small. I don't think it was the one in Williamsburg. I think it was the other one.
Oh, in Park Slope.
WM: Yeah. Beautiful area as well. It's really nice.
Yeah, it's a great neighborhood. Well, thank you so much for talking! It was great to meet you.
WM: Thank you very much!
Source: GoodPrattle
Photos from the "Prince Caspian Photocall":
http://wmoseley.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=120
A photo from a dinner party hosted by Christopher Bailey and Jefferson Hack last weekend: http://wmoseley.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=121
William and the rest of the Narnia cast members were seen visiting MTV's TRL in Times Square yesterday:
http://wmoseley.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=119
Nah, he's probably behind Anna. Or something.
WILL NEWS UPDATE!: William is scheduled to appear on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” on Friday, May 9th at 8:35 (East Coast)/11:35 (West Coast) pm. [I am SOO watching that!!]
There are screen caps of the newest Disney Movie Surfers video:
http://williammoseleygallery.simplehostingfast.com/thumbnails.php?album=127
And from the ABC special [which I watched]:
http://williammoseleygallery.simplehostingfast.com/thumbnails.php?album=128
You can see some vids here:
http://www.narniaweb.com/news.asp?id=1679&dl=17940115
An interview from GoodPrattle:
Hi, I'm Keely. How are you?
WILLIAM MOSELEY: Hi, nice to meet you. William Moseley. How're you doing?
Is this the first film you're attending at the TriBeCa Film Festival this year?
WM: This is. This is the first film I've been to at the TriBeCa Film Festival. I'm really, really excited for it; I really like David Mamet as a director, and I think this film's going to be really interesting.
What of his other works do you like in particular?
WM: Well, I really liked Ronin. And Heist. Both of those are—Heist is an excellent, excellent thriller with Gene Hackman, who is a wonderful actor, and that film was really, really good.
You're in Prince Caspian, which is coming out soon, but you've also been looking into other roles as well.
WM: Yeah.
Would you say you're looking to play a role like the ones David Mamet writes?
WM: Yeah. I would love that. It would just be an honor to work with David Mamet… but you've got to see how it goes. You've just got to do the work and keep your fingers crossed and hope that things are aligned, you know.
Are you attending other films here?
WM: I am, actually. My friend has got a film here tonight which he's written and directed—two of my friends actually, Hunter Hill and Perry Moore, who've got Lake City, which is going to be an amazing film and I'm really excited to see it.
Are you liking New York?
WM: I love New York. It's my favorite city in the whole world, and I say that honestly. It's my absolute favorite, especially when the weather's nice. Everyone's outside in shorts and tee-shirts.
Have you been to Brooklyn?
WM: Um… yes I have. I went to a vintage store in Brooklyn, I can't remember what it was called, but it was really cool. I actually got—ah, I might have forgotten the blazer, but I got this white, kind of beige Ralph Lauren vintage blazer for like $20. It was insane.
…Was the place Beacon's Closet, by any chance?
WM: Yeah! Something Closet! Beacon's Closet, that's exactly it, yeah! I was going to say Out of the Closet, but then I remembered that's a shop in L.A. And then—that's so funny!
Did you go to the one in Park Slope or the one in Williamsburg?
WM: Um… I'm not sure. It was like two stops up on the subway. Maybe Williamsburg. I don't know. It was kind of small. I don't think it was the one in Williamsburg. I think it was the other one.
Oh, in Park Slope.
WM: Yeah. Beautiful area as well. It's really nice.
Yeah, it's a great neighborhood. Well, thank you so much for talking! It was great to meet you.
WM: Thank you very much!
Source: GoodPrattle
Photos from the "Prince Caspian Photocall":
http://wmoseley.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=120
A photo from a dinner party hosted by Christopher Bailey and Jefferson Hack last weekend: http://wmoseley.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=121
William and the rest of the Narnia cast members were seen visiting MTV's TRL in Times Square yesterday:
http://wmoseley.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=119
<Turkish Delight>
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Thank you for all the lovely new updates, my friend.
Swimfan1918
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awww its so cute how he says "Hi, nice to meet you. William Moseley"
It's like i know who you areeeeeeeeee
It's like i know who you areeeeeeeeee
tottyfruitty
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LOL!!!!....................Thanks Tesse!
FaunFan01
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WILL NEWS UPDATE!: IT'S FINALLY HAPPENED!! I've been waiting for this day forever! There are TOO MANY UPDATES for me to post them all! You'll just have to see them yourself:
http://williammoseleyfan.net/
and
http://www.wmoseley.com/
I've been waiting for this day forever! There are TOO MANY UPDATES for me to post them all! You'll just have to see them yourself:http://williammoseleyfan.net/
and
http://www.wmoseley.com/
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