Jane Seymour: This isn't Schwarzenegger's only love child

[Amerigo Vespucci]

Jane Seymour: This isn't Schwarzenegger's only love child



http://marquee.blogs.cnn.com/2011/05/18/jane-seymour-this-isnt-schwarzeneggers-only-love-child/

he world may have been shocked by Arnold Schwarzenegger's recent admission that he had fathered a child with a household staff member during his 25-year marriage to Maria Shriver, but actress Jane Seymour says she saw it coming.

"I was not even remotely surprised," the actress told CNN during the red carpet premiere of "Love Marriage Wedding" last night. "The moment I heard it, that there was an announcement of their separation—he was obviously jumping the gun before everyone else told the world of the news."

The former Dr. Quinn shared more of her thoughts on the situation. "From what I gather, I think there will be lots of information coming people's way," she says. "I heard about two more (out of wedlock kids) somebody else knows about. I even met someone who knows him well."

Ultimately, she says, "I feel sorry for the kids."

[RT Atlanta]

1. K&R for 'Solitaire'

[Skidmore]

9. "Somewhere in Time"

Still one of my favorite love stories.

[SharonAnn]

19. Mine too! And my lat husband absolutely LOVED it! Also, Don Juan de Marco.

[Skidmore]

23. The music in that film is so beautiful.

I have a VHS copy around here which has been played so many times. I might have to find a DVD.

[TuxedoKat]

44. I bought a couple

of different versions of Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini before I found one with the variation on it (18th variation) that plays that music. Later I bought the SIT soundtrack and just love it. Would be nice to find an updated, really good version of it the Rhapsody as the one the orchestra overwhelms the piano in the one I have.

[malaise]

38. What a lovely movie

:hi:

[Kind of Blue]

11. Wonder if this is from the Sinbad movie

as Princess Farah. Loved her then and still do. Bust him out Jane!

[Cleita]

24. Actually, a James Bond movie, whose title I forget. n/t

[Buns_of_Fire]

26. That would be "Live and Let Die"

The first James Bond movie without the REAL James Bond. So there.

(Well, okay, except for "On Her Majesty's Secret Service," but George Lazenby doesn't count...)

[Kind of Blue]

28. Good call, Cleita! n/t

[Iggo]

48. Good god dam she's pretty. (n/t)

[SoCalDem]

50. my daughter in law resembles her

http://kameejune.com/theblog/?p=6086

[Iggo]

52. Pretty girls everywhere.

Seriuosly one of the best things about being alive on this planet.

[tblue37]

59. She is gorgeous, but she probably should reconsider the Orly Taitz eyelashes.

I imagine hers are thick and luxurius enough without the fakes.

[SoCalDem]

63. It was a photoshoot done for her friend the photographer

She does not normally wear that much "stuff" on her gorgeous face.

Her friend has won some contests with her as the model.. Here's one she won 1st place for "noir", with my D-I-L..

[tblue37]

73. Wow! nt

[RebelOne]

67. Nothing wrong with her eyelashes.

I wear false lashes because I don't have any of my own.

[tblue37]

74. I don't have a problem with false eyelashes, but those were fairly extreme ones. nt

[Bake]

64. Daaaaaaamn she's FINE!

The name is Bond ... James Bond.

Bake

[david_vincent]

2. If it's all his fault

then he must be a rapist.

:hide:

[WhiteTara]

3. prolly that too! n/t

[seabeyond]

8. isnt it ultimately his responsibility. his marriage, sticking a condom on his dick. i dont think

making lite of rape is the answer. though we do know he assualted women, against their will.

[CoffeeCat]

10. Wow, a quip about rape...how lovely!

The point is that Arnold was married and had children. He was a predator, in that sense. He totally
violated his wife, by lying repeatedly to her and having sex others. And screwing the maid, under your
own roof, and while your wife interacts with her on a daily basis--is a special breed of sick.

Furthermore, he was elected, in part, by trodding out his beautiful wife and children--using them as props. He used
them to suggest that he was an incredible family man with oh-so wonderful family values. It was all a lie.

So yeah--it was all his fault. He bears the fault of being a lying, hypocritical, dishonest, narcissistic bastard.

And making jokes about rape really is classless and insensitive. Consider taking that down. It's not funny.

[seabeyond]

13. further... he grabbed women when they did not give him permission to grab them

laughed, joked and nudged....

and got away with it.

not rape

but assault.

[closeupready]

34. Yep. It was all winkie-wink, Arnie, the ladies man. Looks like there was a human cost to

his predatory behavior. :mad:

[timtom]

45. Hence, the charming sobriquet

"The Gropenator"

[snagglepuss]

20. +1

[MilesColtrane]

16. Statutory rape, if what Gigi Goyette says is true

[seabeyond]

17. then there is that, too. nt

[RandomKoolzip]

66. Seriously, that's an awful thing to say.

Unless you're trying to play a little identity politics brinksmanship, what Arnold did is not rape - so why interject that little joke into things? And why make rape a joke in the first place? I don't care if this is interpreted as PC - it really wouldn't hurt anyone to have a little more fucking sensitivity towards others.

[latinaliberal]

4. Why now?

Why are all these people coming out of the woodwork now? Why didn't they come out when he was lying about all this during the recall?

[Starry Messenger]

6. That's what I want to know.

x(

[Gormy Cuss]

32. Maybe it's because now it can't hurt his political career?

Maybe because even Maria has dropped the veil of secrecy?

[Starry Messenger]

58. That's what I tend to think.

But what about the "other women"? I guess paid off and intimidated. Well, they enabled Arnie to help Enron steal billions of dollars. I hope it was worth it. :(

[tblue37]

60. Apparently he fired the mother of his child and pissed her off, so he had to

tell the story because she threatened to go public with it herself.

[MilesColtrane]

15. "Why didn't they come out when he was lying about all this during the recall?"

He paid them off?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigi_Goyette

[Kind of Blue]

33. And maybe for the sake of the children. n/t

[Luminous Animal]

30. Many victims did. They were ridiculed and marginalized. Code Pink did actions around the issue.

They were ignored.

[Irishonly]

51. No kidding

If I remember correctly, the Times started to publish stories, the pukes cried foul and the stories stopped.

[closeupready]

5. She's never been less than stunningly beautiful.

I may need to add informative and insightful to that. K&R

[Misskittycat]

29. OMG. She's 60, like me, but I look like Whistler's grandmother. n/t

[RebelOne]

68. But she could afford plastic surgery

and all the other beauty enhancements that we commoners can't.

[The Backlash Cometh]

7. We're finding out a lot about Republican family values, aren't we?

[Mr. Jefferson]

12. And the point is...

I don't care, do you?

[seabeyond]

14. ya, i care when media and voters were well aware he assaulted women and people pretended it was

no big deal, as he governed under family values and anti single mother.

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[seabeyond]

21. the one young woman not repug bought was not forced.

the other two claims were direct connection to repugs....

not the same as arnie.

and ya, people cared. he was impeached for consenting bj

[Mr. Jefferson]

27. I didn't care then and I don't care now.

I do not think either of them assaulted anyone.

[seabeyond]

31. ya.. you know, there are men that believe it is a privilege to grab a womans crotch, butt, or tit

even when she does not want it or fights against it.

i hear ya.

that is assault. it is a crime.

[Amerigo Vespucci]

39. It's the "Roots" mindset...people versus "property."

Scene 21. The Ship's Hold.

Mr. Slater tells his men to get the slaves up on deck and get them dancing for some exercise. The women are also to be brought up on deck. Slater tells the Captain that he will be wanting one of women at least for a "belly warmer". Davies says no to the idea..

Scene 23. Exercise.

The crew forces the slaves to dance by flogging their legs. The women are brought up. The Captain tells Slater that he has not slept well since the start of the voyage. Slater again mentions the need for a "belly warmer". The Captain returns to his cabin and takes his cap and wig off.

Scene 25. The Captain's Companion.

The Captain writes his wife Elizabeth a letter. He writes: "If only you could know how much I regret having taken this command." Slater comes in with a very frightened African woman. The Captain says he does not approve of fornication, but Slater says he only brought her as a belly warmer, that's all. Slater leaves alone. The Captain tells the woman that his name is Thomas, but realizes she doesn't understand a thing he says.

http://www.vernonjohns.org/snuffy1186/roots.html

[latinaliberal]

22. What?

Clinton assaulted women? Even maria knew, she decided to stand by her man.

[Bluenorthwest]

25. Of course I care. Arnold vetoed marriage equality on the basis of

his 'traditional values' which means he is both a bigot and a raving, lying hypocrite. It is always important to point out when anti-equality religious shouters are in fact mendacious adulterers. It is like finding out that a famous vegetarian eats meat three meals a day, it is news because of the hypocrisy. Arnold's entire Party raves about 'traditional marriage' and they are Ensign and Coburn, they are Arnold and Newt.

[Mr. Jefferson]

41. I didn't know that. I thought the marriage thing was a voter referendum or something like that.

I don't follow CA politics very closely, but I thought that Arnold supported gay marriage.

[closeupready]

35. I absolutely care that the chief elected official of the world's 5th largest economy is

engaging in all kinds of illegitimate and possibly illegal behavior. :mad:

[Mr. Jefferson]

42. I see...

So, if he was the chief elected official of the world's 6th or 7th largest economy, you would not object.

[closeupready]

46. If your wife bore another man's child, would you be like, "Oh, okay, honey, it's your choice."

??

[Mr. Jefferson]

47. The real question is: Would Arnold care?

[closeupready]

49. The real question is why do you keep shifting goalposts?

You start this subthread with the question, why does anyone care?, and now you imply, that's NOT the question, but rather, does the spouse care that his/her spouse is engaging in objectionable and possibly illegal behavior.

Which is it?

[Mr. Jefferson]

56. The answer is that Arnold would not care if my wife screwed around on me.

Likewise, this matter is between Arnold and his wife.

It is none of my (or your) business.

[closeupready]

57. You aren't governor of the fifth largest economy in the world. Nor are you a Kennedy.

You are a Jefferson, lol. ;)

Sorry, but public figures and celebrities have no right to privacy, with compelling exceptions. By no stretch of the imagination does this qualify as one of them.

To the contrary, infidelity and philandering speak to his lack of fitness of character to hold high public office. Gary Hart, anyone?

[seabeyond]

54. of course he would care. it would destroy his fragile ego if she screwed around. nt

[smirkymonkey]

55. I doubt he's even been through puberty, let alone married.

Anyway, not worth bothering with.

[Marrah_G]

36. She is gorgeous

[malaise]

37. Any bets that he tried to grope her as well

and was put in his scumbag place.

[blondeatlast]

40. It's pretty to think so, whether it happened or not. But she's got the

prowess to pull it off.

She's quite a woman, from what I've seen. Gorgeous, strong, opinionated, and funny. If my taste was for women, I'd want one like her. Wow!

[malaise]

43. She's fearless

A classy lady

[Raine]

71. "Fearless"?? Fearless would've been if she came forward

with this information 7-8 years ago since she seems to have known this from long ago. It might have made a difference then but it's too late now. Arnie already turned my state into a financial disaster. Pretty and talented as she is she sure has not earned a profile in courage, it's easy to join in now.

[Hannah Bell]

72. "fearless" would have been to say it during the recall period.

[LetTimmySmoke]

53. Arnie for Callyfornia.

http://whitehouse.georgewbush.org/initiatives/posters/arnold-fantastic.asp

[Hannah Bell]

61. everybody knew -- but they pile on when it's too late to make any difference.

[bluestate10]

62. On this point, I agree with you.

One of the character traits that I look for in people that I associate freely with is whether those people take courageous stands when it is difficult to do and when they stand to have monumental setbacks heaped upon them. People in the know that are talking now are just piling on. The courageous moment would have been when Arnold was passing himself off as the savior apparent for California and a good public servant was being lampooned and hated across California. Grey Davis has moved on to other things in life, but the recent disclosures must cause an "I knew" moment for him. The two leading contenders for his office were Darryl Issa and Arnold, how absurd.

[Raine]

70. EXACTLY, disgraceful to open you mouth now

when you sat on that information when it might have stopped this diaster from ever governing my state.

[Liberal_in_LA]

65. kick

[Raine]

69. Gee thanks for coming forward NOW

it really means so much now that he's out of office. Too bad it's too late to have stopped him from ruining my state. Just pile on now so that everyone knows you were in the know, one of the insiders. It's just too bad you couldn't have opened your mouth when it might have done some good. :mad: