Alan Rickman: Truly, deeply appealing

Venice : Italy | Nov 20, 2011 at 9:40 AM PST

Source: Los Angeles Times

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No, it's not Rima Horton, the economist he's lived with in London for 34 years...What really excites him truly, madly, deeply is the English language. "It's so rich and cruel and beautiful, like a fireworks display, and yet it can be so subtle and so crude," says the 65-year-old classical actor and director.... FULL ARTICLE AT Los Angeles Times

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