Something to Tide You Over

Movies Seen (in Toronto):
Waltz With Bashir
Who Do You Love
The Duchess
Happy Go Lucky
The Narrows
The Hurt Locker
Paris, Not France
Loss of a Teardrop Diamond (never have I ever seen such a mass walkout during a screening - press or civilian - seriously, like 40 people (about half the crowd) walked out of this movie. i stayed, as always, to see if it would/could redeem itself. it could not. sorry chris evans and ron howard's daughter)
Slumdog Millionaire (yes it's that good)
Gigantic

(I feel like there were more. I feel like there was only one day when i didn't see a movie. I feel tired.)

Celebrities Spotted/Interviewed:

Spotted:

Gerard Butler (story to come)
Thandie Newton
Colin Firth
Queen Latifah
Dakota Fanning (all grown up!)
Jennifer Hudson (a lot skinnier and taking off her heels to walk down a flight of hotel stairs)
Sophie Okonedo
Kevin Smith
Jim Sturgess
Bill Maher
Keira Knightley
Ralph Fiennes
Dominic Cooper
Jessica Biel
Allesandro Nivola (aka Mr Emily Mortimer)
Danny Boyle

Interviewed:

Youssou N'Oudr (he's the best selling African artist of all time)
Julianne Moore
Mark Ruffalo
Gael Garcia Bernal
Danny Glover
Fernando Meirelles
Anton Yelchin
Eva Amurri
Susan Sarandon
Greg Kinnear
Lauren Graham
Alan Alda
Emma Roberts
Timothy Hutton
Jill Hennessy
Rory Culkin
Kieran Culkin
Kevin Zegers
Sophia Bush
Paul Dano
Sally Hawkins (you won't know her probably (unless your Brit-ish) but you should)
Jeremy Renner
Anthony Mackie
Brian Geraghty

(once again these are only the names I think you might recognize. if you don't please see google, wikipedia, or let's face it, a modern movie. i kid, i kid...)

Random sightings weren't as plentiful around Toronto as they are in Sundance because Sundance is concentrated to one street, while Toronto is a whole city.

More details - and pictures - coming soon. I know I continue to promise photographs, but I'm still working on laptop and internet access issues.