I believe that my son is going to be just like Russell Brand.Any thoughts?!
Question: He is gorgeous looking, quirky, individualistic and distinctly NOT a boys boy. I just read 'My Booky Wook', and Russell seemed to be ever so similar in childhood. Should I enrol him at a drama school? He is 8.
Answers: He is gorgeous looking, quirky, individualistic and distinctly NOT a boys boy. I just read 'My Booky Wook', and Russell seemed to be ever so similar in childhood. Should I enrol him at a drama school? He is 8.
well if he does turn out to be just like russell brand then that would be a good thing in my opinion.
russell brand is one of the best people on TV. his whole personality is so brilliant.
if your son wants to go to drama school then i'd let him. you won't be a pushy parent if you do it because he wants it.
...And just as camp?
no go straight to channel four...
its about there had some talent..
Why don't you let him have a bit of a childhood first, THEN see how he matures. Best wishes anyway.
Force him to play rugby and drink beer.
Also- Russel Brand can get away with being the way he is because he works in show biz, he wouldn't last 10 minutes in the "real" world, you ned to teach your son to be a man, not some camp pencil necked comedian.
Send him to a monastery for 20 years of study in quantum physics... Anything but drama.... It would be a sad thing indeed to have another Russel Brand
i`d put him up for adoption
If he is interested in drama you could give it a go. I think he is too young to be pigeon holed into a specific career or deemed a particular personality. Let him grow up and see what happens - he might be very different then.
so you are comparing your son to a drug taking, alcoholic womaniser.....
Aww thats so cute!!
Yeah, yuu should enroll him.
But only if he wants yuu tuu- like yuu said, yuu dont want tuu be one of those really pushy parents.
Happy New Year!
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Yeh see what he thinks of drama school, dont push him into anything he doesnt want to though. His surroundings will make him who he is, so it would probably benefit him if you sent him to drama school.