The author of this article was Bob Thompson.

Inkhuldra

The author of this article was Liz Braun, and I believe the title is "Keanu's the Devil's own enigma".

Inkhuldra

Yup, that'll be us. Loyal Legions. Fans Forever. Awsome Anuites. Etc etc.

I think Our Man has been eating out for so many years that he's starting to look upon restaurants as his own living quarters. He takes his shoes/socks off and wiggle his smelly toes, he sleeps in restaurant booths and on the ground at streetside cafés, and that's just what we've picked up with the kind help of the ever watchful and attentive tabloid press. What else may The Awsome Anu have done? Has he walked into the kitchen to sample the food? Does he go down into the wine cellar and pick his own wine? Maybe he even stores his own wine in his favourite restaurants? I bet he's even carved his name into the tabletops of his fave eateries: "Keanu Was Here Before Kilroy!".

I just got home from a visit to a friend in Oslo. We had spring rolls and --- sushi. O' lawd, been an AGE since I had me a decent sushi dinner. Happy now.

I'm wondering why he didn't get the part. Maybe they wanted someone less - ummh - "pretty"? Viggo may have looked striking as Aragorn, but he certainly wasn't someone I would've called handsome. Also, I wonder if Peter Jackson preferred actors without too much prior fame.

I myself would have loved to see Keanu as Boromir. I think he'd have been brilliant as one who became more and more obsessed with the ring. Our Man sometimes has a tortured intensity to him that would have been perfect for that character. Methinks.

Agreed, Ani. Especially because the guys had such a great rapport with eachother. The whole, unedited interview must've been hilarious. When Our Man says something like "It's a heated emotional outpouring of sweat and violence. But that's only backstage," you know they must have had great fun.

But at least there's an authentic anuwhoa in there, so that's cool.

But you can bet he'll find time for his pet project, his rock band Dogstar, which he's been in for about six years. "It's a great creative outlet for me," he explains. "We do anywhere between 30 and 80 shows a year. I may have six months between films, if I can't find one I really want to do. So this gives me something to do between movies that I really love doing."

Make no mistake about it, though, Dogstar is just something to keep Reeves occupied between film projects. "I'm an actor," he insists. "That's my real business. I'm a musician second. I'd never give up movies for music."

The article's title is correct: "Keanu's dream Aussie childhood". If you can't do textboxes, I suggest putting a horisontal line above and below the "textbox", and then start the body text of the actual article with the first 3-4 words in bold, like they often do in magazine articles.

This is a three-page article, with the textbox right-aligned at the top of the page, next to a left-aligned childhood photo of Our Boy.

The article itself definitely starts with "Keanu Reeves' father has talked for the first time [...]"

If possible, I propose putting it in a html table box at the right hand side of the body text, so that it's aligned with the beginning of the his father's version of things.