Richard B.

Soft rock

adventures of augie march, saul bellow, detective fiction, thrillers, Fiction = Jeffery Deaver, Michael Connelly, Saul Bellow, Ernest Hemingway, Patricia Cornwell, Kathy Reichs, Harlan Coben, JRR Tolkien, Non-fiction = Thomas Moore, Brian Tracy, James Redfield (some), Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, Bishop Spong, Bill Bryson definitely, Deepak Chopra, Nathaniel Branden, John Gray, Napoleon Hill (both some), James Allen and Thomas Troward (both some), Alain de Botton, Marcus Borg

Blade Runner (the version with Raymond Chandler-style voiceover); The Big Chill; The Downfall; Napoleon with Christian Clavier and Isabella Rosellini; Love Actually; Nanny McFee; Vanity Fair (Reese Witherspoon's masterpiece); The Firm; Dances with Wolves; The Upside of Anger; most of Michael Moore's features; anything with Jack Nicholson, Robert de Niro, Gene Hackman, Morgan Freman, Jodie Foster, Al Pacino, Anthony Hopkins, Bruno Ganz, Sebastian Koch (e.g. The Black Book recently), Jean Reno (except The Visitors), anything with Hugh Grant (except Bridget Jones 2), Daniel Auteuil, Gerard Depardieu, Kevin Spacey, Renee Zellweger, John Malkovich, Christopher Walken; anything starring or directed by Clint Eastwood; the animated feature Under the Hedge or Through the Hedge or whatever it was called. And now, add the marvellous Ratatouille.

Dame Edna, NCIS, The Apprentice, House (but going off it)

More reading, writing, thinking, travel, dining with Margot, dining with friends, partying, philosophy (strictly amateur), more partying, Reading, writing, thinking

Independent conservative liberal democrat (no party)

Protestant, liberal, spiritual, non-traditional

Dont believe in them

University of Sydney

The School of Rock, magna cum laude