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Every now and again a lovely lady lad will come along and give me the sex quivers. KD Lang (don't ask) and Dani from A Shot At Love are two of those women as is Tilda Swinton. I can't explain the Tilda thing. It's probably the flaming red hair, the long fingers and the Mr. Burns physique. I would definitely dress up like a magical lion princess for her, because crazy bitch is probably into that role playing shit.

 

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Tilda Swinton in 'I Am Love'

 

(FROM VARIETY) - Tilda Swinton is starring in director Luca Guadagnino's romantic drama Io sono l'amore (I Am Love). The actress will play a foreign society matron in Milan who falls for a young chef. Shooting starts this summer. Swinton, who previously starred for Guadangnino in The Protagonists, won Best Supporting Actress at this year's Oscars for her role in Michael Clayton. (Variety)

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Tilda Swinton's love geometry

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2/06/2008 10:07:00 PM.

 

Tilda Swinton’s partner has admitted he has another lover.

 

Director, artist and playwright John Byrne, 67, has been romantically involved with theatre lighting director Jeanine Davis, 42, for two years.

 

Tilda, 47, and John have an open relationship and the actress has been enjoying a relationship with 29-year-old German painter Sandro Kopp.

 

Byrne said: “It’s all very relaxed and amicable. We have not hidden away and Jeanine is very much part of my life. Tilda knows all about it and is more than happy with the situation. It’s all very relaxed and amicable.

 

“Tilda has Sandro and the arrangement works very well.”

 

The unmarried couple have twin children – 10-year-old Xavier and Honor - and live together in Scotland.

 

John also revealed that Jeanine has met his family and Tilda’s lover.

 

He is quoted by Britain’s Daily Express newspaper as saying: “Jeanine has met my children as well as Tilda. I wouldn’t say we all socialised together but she has met Sandro and we have all been under one roof together... I know some people will struggle to understand it, but it works for us.”

 

Jeanine worked on John’s latest play ‘Nova Scotia’ and accompanied him to its opening night.

 

He has previously referred to their relationship as an “open secret”.

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Tilda Swinton's Teenage Misery

 

Tilda Swinton is glad she wasn't a beautiful teenager.

 

The 'Burn After Reading' actress insists she has always been comfortable with her androgynous appearance and was happy to be a "strange" adolescent.

 

She said: "When I was nine or 10 I wasn't pretty anymore - which is a big advantage. It must be a nightmare to be a beautiful teenager.

 

"I got this strange kind of androgyny. I was everything girls don't want to be - incredibly tall, incredibly thin, unimpressive. For years it's still been possible to hide as a sexual being."

 

The 48-year-old 'Chronicles of Narnia' star admits she also felt her teenage years were lacking because she was isolated away from other popular pastimes due to attending a strict boarding school.

 

She added: "I was at boarding school which was very strict, no make-up, no boys, no parties, no pop music. That was quite terrible because I had no access to pop culture at all. I get still angry when I think of it.

 

"Being kept away from pop music as a teenager is to be kept away from your generation and even be kept away in some way from sex. As a teenager it is very important to be linked with the sexual impulses of popular music. Somehow I managed to get through this school and got a different kind of identity."

 

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Tilda Swinton: 'Family set-up is normal'

 

Tilda Swinton is baffled by interest in her friendship with her ex-partner - because she's convinced it's possible to "love people you're not sleeping with."

 

The Oscar winner has 12-year-old twins with playwright John Byrne, but has been enjoying a romance with German boyfriend Sandro Kopp, 18 years her junior, for the last few years.

 

Swinton is still friendly with Byrne and his new girlfriend - and the four adults even live together at her home in Scotland.

 

But she refuses to believe that the domestic set-up is unconventional, and maintains it is healthy for the twins, Honor and Xavier, to have four caring adults in their lives.

 

In an interview with the London Evening Standard, she says, "(The kids are) quadruply loved! Listen, what I find really amusing, although I'm not really aware of people's fantasies about us, but the thing that bemuses and amuses me, is that people assume that we're not talking about two monogamous relationships. Of course we are. John Byrne and I had these two extraordinary children together and couldn't be happier about it. We haven't been together as a couple for many years, since which time we both happily engaged in other relationships.

 

"And all of us just really like each other. Please tell me that's not really unusual, please tell me lots of people live in this way. Whenever people tell me it's extraordinary, it saddens my heart because it makes it sound like acrimony is the norm. That people not getting on with the parents of their children is the norm. Well, I don't believe it is. I think countless families live like we do, and life goes on. It's perfectly possible to love people you're not sleeping with. Everyone knows that."

 

 

 

source: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/sfgate...7#ixzz0k4H6v6yP

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No. Alas, "normal" would have been they would have married, had kids, both cheated with other partners, gone to therapy, had a bitter and divorce, dragged the children from house to house, grown tired of their new lovers, and moved on. Their relationship mayn't be normal, but it sounds as though it might work for them. Who knows? "Traditional" marriages ain't faring so well these days.

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No. Alas, "normal" would have been they would have married, had kids, both cheated with other partners, gone to therapy, had a bitter and divorce, dragged the children from house to house, grown tired of their new lovers, and moved on. Their relationship mayn't be normal, but it sounds as though it might work for them. Who knows? "Traditional" marriages ain't faring so well these days.

I have to agree with this. I do know people who've had divorces that weren't acrimonious and they've been able to do things together (with the kids) and the new spouses. Not live together, perhaps. But still - acrimony doesn't have to be the norm!

 

(at my wedding, I had 3 dads and 3 moms :-) And no one killed anyone else.....

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Agreed! And, good for your family for being able to work things out sanely. I wish more families could do that. Sadly, I do think that most don't.

 

Tilda's set up would have horrified me when I was an idealistic/romantic 20 year-old but now I'm more glad that they've found a situation that seems to work relatively well for all of them.

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Tilda Swinton: 'Family set-up is normal'

Gay, straight, bi, triad and/quads -- "normal" is what is "normal" and works for you and yours.

 

 

 

the sound you hear in the background, is Tilda's drummer pounding out the beat that she is marching to.

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