Being a fan of Richard Armitage Part 5 : 6 Questions to Richard

Every Richard Armitage's supporter, fan, windmill etc. is very envy of these all journalists who can ask him about almost everything when they have interview with Our Fav Fellow.

If I will have this possibility and ask Richard for some things, there will be:

1. Sarah Brightman's video Captain Nemo. 

Is Richard dancing there? or he is in other part of this vid?

Richard mentioned about it in his interview for Daily Mail/Mail Online "Me, a sex god? Spooks star Richard Armitage on his army of female fans" by Allison Pearson Oct 10th 2009. You probably red about it on forums and on other blogs. "When he was in the chorus of 42nd Street, he was so much taller than the other dancers that he had to stand right at the back and wear a specially shortened top hat. It was after playing a piece of seaweed in a Sarah Brightman video that he wisely decided he was 'in the wrong lane'."

Song recorded in 1993. This was first single from Sarah Brightman's album Dive. In that time he was working for musical theatre. This is photo probably from 42nd Street show programme, where Richard had very-that times-hair. In this vid we can see in the background two people dancing. And one had this same kind of hair.

But...Yes there is one "but"... We can see in this vid that there are some closeups of dancing people there, like material of costiume (not only Sarah's) and at 4:00 we can see man from profile in some kind of costiume from mesh, but this isn't Richard. And there is a question: is this man who is dancing? or maybe this is another extra in this vid?

I don't think that this is this man with periscope, because he has different ears. Is Richard swimming under water at 0:46? Hmm.... I don't think so.

2. Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999).

In which scenes he was in this movie?

Part of Star Wars was shooting in Great Britain.
Leavesden Studios, Leavesden, Hertfordshire, England, UK - Studio scenes
Whippendell Woods, Watford, Hertfordshire, England, UK - Naboo forest

So lets go to Naboo forest.
This scene was shooting in UK Whippendell Woods, Watford, Hertfordshire.
Somebody mentioned that this is Richard. Well he looks like Richard.

This same scene on Keira Knightley (SABE) STAR WARS Collecting Card. And somebody mentioned that this isn't Richard.

I consider that this is Richard. 

Mention about Star Wars from His interview for The Independent Richard Armitage: Ladies beware by Sarah Shannon April 19th 2006 

"It was there that he spotted a request on the noticeboard for tall men to play fighter pilots in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace. "I got incredibly nervous on the set and delivered my one line very carefully. I wondered why the crew were looking at me strangely, but when I watched the film, I realised my voice was completely computerised. I'm in one of those blooming white outfits with my face covered up."

His other lasting memory from the set was chatting up a beautiful young actress whom he believed to be Natalie Portman. She nodded politely as he called her Natalie over and over again, but when she stepped forward for her scene, Armitage realised she was Portman's body double, an unknown British actress by the name of Keira Knightley."
I wonder about this voice scene. (Part I of this Here: Richard Armitage in Star Wars - possibility of voice scene..??? Part 1)

The other problem is if he is in this scene?

 

and this one?

 

But we can be sure that he isn't in that one, because that scene was shooting in Italy and they had there Italian extras. This is Queen Amidala Naboo Palace and this starcase is in Palazzo Reale in Caserta.

3. Robin Hood Crew photo. Where he is there?

On C-19 Forum there is really wonderful discussion about this photo, and where is Richard?

 The clues are:

Or all three?

4. CATS (1998). 

Where he is in CATS vid? And if he is on this cast photo?

I really have no clues. There are mentions about similar nose, but was he there?

5. Fay Weldon's play The Four Alice Bakers (1999). 

Are Dancing Banana photos real?

In his interview with Scott Mills & Becky for BBC1 May 4th 2010, Richard mentioned that when he was in Fay Weldon's play The Four Alice Bakers (Feb 1999) he was on stage in Banana Costiume. Play was on stage of Birmingham Repertory Theatre. He was playing there with Sophia Myles who was in Spooks Season 9 as Beth Bailey. The easy way is go to library in this theatre and search there, but sad...I'm not living in UK.
I really love this photo

Mention about Richard in banana costiume is in this interview on This Morning September 20th 2010. See 3:50. "Yellow tights".

Here You can see them together in that play.

6. What kind of perfumes does He wear?

I think that this will be the best selling perfumes for X-mas, birthdays, etc. :)

I wonder about some classic scents from golden age of parfumes.

Dolce & Gabanna by Dolce & Gabanna for men.

Launched by Dolce & Gabbana in 1994, is classified as a refined, spicy, lavender, amber fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of lemon, orange, lavender, sage, cedar and tobacco.

Or maybe

Light Blue by Dolce Gabbana

It starts with sicilian mandarin combined with frozen grapefruit peel, bergamot and juniper. Heart notes of rosemary, szechuan pepper and rosewood, and the mix is rounded out with base notes of musk wood, incense and oak moss.

Roma by Laura Biagiotti

Launched by the design house of Laura Biagiotti in 1994, Roma is classified as a sharp, oriental, woody fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of a crisp oriental blended with sandalwood and patchouli.

And one more.

Blue Jeans by Versace

Launched by the design house of Gianni Versace in 1994, Blue Jeans is classified as a sharp, oriental, woody fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of woodsy, citrus notes.

BTW about scents: I red that for men the most sexy scents are pumpkin pie with lavender, doughnut with liquorice and orange. The most famous perfumes for women were on the last places. So better rub pumpkin pie before date than Chanel No5. Here is article about it :)

Well I have much more questions, but these here are the most important.