Kate Winslet
Kate Winslet by ikbueno November 27, 2018
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kate winslet
the single most amazing actress in the history of british actresses. She starred alongside Johnny Depp in Finding Neverland (2004) and made her movie debut in Heavenly Creatures (1993) SHE'S BRILLIANT and i love her *dreams*
"have him to STAY for supper michael, we'r not cannibals"
"What's it like, neverland?" (Finding Neverland)
"I'll never let go Jack" (Titanic)
"What's it like, neverland?" (Finding Neverland)
"I'll never let go Jack" (Titanic)
kate winslet by RosieNiki April 21, 2005
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Kate Winslet
A beautiful english actress from reading, who has magnificently portrayed many characters such as Rose Dewitt Bukater in 'Titanic', and Hanna Schimtz in 'The Reader' (which she won the academy award 'best actress' for). She is a truly inspiring actress and is a generally lovely person.
Kate Winslet by Nigel58 April 24, 2013
kate winslett
Golfing slang - a shot that is hit heavy (i.e. hitting the ground just before the ball) but the result of the shot is ok. First heard uttered by the immortal Peter Alliss on BBC Golf coverage.
kate winslett by molby August 14, 2006
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