Have you ever wanted to watch Alan Rickman make a cup of tea in epic slow motion to the music from Inception? Your wish has come true.
Awesome.
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Jonathan, not that one could not stand to look at Alan Rickman for 7 minutes (rather like listening to Richard Burton reading the telephone directory), 7 minutes *is* a long time and I admit I skipped through it and gave it about 1 minute total.
PS And one really would prefer to see Alan making a *proper* cup of tea!
Alan Rickman’s performance was absolutely stirring!
With a TEA BAG? Yuck.
Thank goodness he didn’t have a cup of coffee!
The only performance of Alan Rickman that I haven’t enjoyed. Can’t believe he agreed to do it. Pathetic.
It’s a joke…
Fie, indeed! Teabag? Bleah!
Now if dear Alan had done narration during the making of a cup of tea then I would have it on an MP3. lol
Boring for about the first three minutes, great after that.
Not a cup, but a SPotter of tea. At least he didn’t threaten to cut your heart out with a (long-handled) spoon.
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…And that is what happens when fans approach him in a cafe…
Wonderful music.