As you were chatting, you mentioned that it was weird for you to see each other in the context of the show. Having worked together on Saving Grace, you spent a lot of time together and developed a great friendship. Plus, you had fun working around all that pot. Since marijuana was such a major character in the movie, a special dispensation was obtained to use real plants, which required special security on the set!

According to her, Pride and Prejudice - one of the most romantic stories ever. "Throbbingly sexy", in fact. A basic summary of the story was given (I'm spoiling nothing - if you haven't read the book, you should). She loved every moment of making the movie. The lush locations made for a wonderful experience.

Blethyn was in Las Vegas once and, upon seeing all the marriage "booths" in Vegas, decided to get married after 25 years with the same man. 25 years with the same man and she wasn't married? I thought 10 years was pretty long for a courtship. She wins. That's okay, she did much better than I did. And she didn't even bother to marry him in the long run. At this point, they've been together for 30 years. I think you either have to marry within a year or two, or you have to wait much, much longer. I guess it helps if you pick the right person. Craig, what say you, dear?

As you can back from break, you welcomed back all us cheeky little simian gorgeousnesses. Gorgeousnesses? That does it. You're getting a Roget's Thesaurus for your next birthday.

Next guest: Jim Sheridan, director of Get Rich Quick or Die Tryin', starring 50 Cent. Sheridan spoke about the experience of working with rappers on the film, as well as his love of Mustang convertibles and playing rap music while driving.

The streets of Dublin and Glasgow apparently aren't all that different from the mean streets of America. Talking with rappers is like talking with some of the people Sheridan knew back in Ireland. Interesting perspective. I don't know that I would have made that connection. Then again, I've never spent any time in Ireland or Scotland. Still, I can well imagine that people who are down on their luck and surrounded by drugs and violence have a commonality regardless of where they're born.