Donleavy profile in Harper's Bazaar (U.K. ed.)

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Donleavy profile in Harper's Bazaar (U.K. ed.)

Unread postby Donna B. » Fri Apr 14, 2006 12:26 pm

“Mr. Depp is something else,” [Donleavy] says. “He’s very bright and very knowledgeable, and he has a fantastically black sense of humour.”


The quote is from a profile of JP Donleavy that appears in the May issue of Harper’s Bazaar (U.K. edition).

I’m not sure if anything in the profile is new to you, but I thought I would share it with you just the same. I was a bit surprised to come across the profile in my fashion magazine. ;-)

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Unread postby DeppInTheHeartOfTexas » Fri Apr 14, 2006 1:56 pm

Thank you, Donna B! That was a great read! Nice pic of JD and JP too! :cool:
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Unread postby Gilbert's Girl » Fri Apr 14, 2006 2:29 pm

Yes that pic ought to be posted in another thread as its a pic not seen before, I assume from the party Johnny attended in New York.
Thanks Donna for the read, interesting .
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Unread postby Liz » Fri Apr 14, 2006 4:32 pm

That's cool! :cool: Thanks for posting that, Donna B.
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Unread postby Donna B. » Fri Apr 14, 2006 5:34 pm

You're welcome! I'm glad you liked both the profile and the photo... :cool:
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Unread postby suec » Fri Apr 14, 2006 6:26 pm

Thanks Donna. I shall look out for the magazine! :cool:
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Unread postby part-time poet » Fri Apr 14, 2006 6:49 pm

Donna B. wrote:You're welcome! I'm glad you liked both the profile and the photo... :cool:


That's a fantastic read, Donna B. Thanks!

And while I very much enjoyed the photo of Mr. Donleavy with Johnny (taken when? this winter, but I've lost track of when that soiree was held), I found myself staring at the photograph of Donleavy as a younger man. :-O There is a certain resemblance . . .

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Unread postby Liz » Fri Apr 14, 2006 8:11 pm

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Donna B. wrote:You're welcome! I'm glad you liked both the profile and the photo... :cool:


That's a fantastic read, Donna B. Thanks!

And while I very much enjoyed the photo of Mr. Donleavy with Johnny (taken when? this winter, but I've lost track of when that soiree was held), I found myself staring at the photograph of Donleavy as a younger man. :-O There is a certain resemblance . . .

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I had the same thought, PTP. :-O
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Unread postby DeppInTheHeartOfTexas » Fri Apr 14, 2006 8:54 pm

Here is the pic of Mr. Donleavy as a young man as published in the article.

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Unread postby gilly » Fri Apr 14, 2006 11:10 pm

What a hunk :-O ..and I don't mean Johnny this time :grin: :flirt: That is one beautiful picture...My son saw that pic and thought it WAS Johnny,like you say PTP.. :cool: That is a wonderful article too.Thanks so much Donna B :cool: ...You always post the most wonderful stuff :cloud9: ...Johnny's charm is so effortless..everyone seems to fall under his spell...It looks like this film is a definite goer and with Laurence Dunmore too...
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Unread postby Boo-Radley » Sat Apr 15, 2006 4:49 am

Thank you for that Donna B, it is a very good read. :thanks!: Well this one is a definite go for Johnny, I wonder when he's planning to fit it into his schedule.... :-?


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Unread postby Anna » Sat Apr 15, 2006 4:57 am

Thanks Donna. Great find. I've been reading Ginger Man but I haven't had a look at the discussion going on at ONBC. Ginger Man depresses me some way or another. Too much deprivation and drink and broken promises. I do like the style of writing. This article will certainly help me to read it with somewhat different eyes.
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Unread postby DeppInTheHeartOfTexas » Sat Apr 15, 2006 9:52 am

Anna wrote:Thanks Donna. Great find. I've been reading Ginger Man but I haven't had a look at the discussion going on at ONBC. Ginger Man depresses me some way or another. Too much deprivation and drink and broken promises. I do like the style of writing. This article will certainly help me to read it with somewhat different eyes.


Anna, I hope you will check out our discussion! Many of us have had the same reaction to the story as you but the discussion is helping me understand it in a different way. :cool:
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Unread postby gilly » Tue Apr 18, 2006 10:24 pm

I'd love to see Johnny's art collection.That's one good way to endear an artist to you,it's to buy their work. :grin: ....I find it ineresting that Johnny dressed formally for this occasion,he didn't wear his casual gear. :cool: ..
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