5 years or more back from now, I watched "V for Vendetta". The best reminder I have of it isn't even the 'Ideas are bulletproof' quote, It's this beautiful, elegant and smooth version to "Cry me a river", that V also used to listen over and over again...

AugustusAlvius 4 Jul 2013

"Told me you were through with me and now you say you love me. Well, just to prove you do, Come on and cry me a river, cry me a river I cried a river over you..."

esmyluna 13 Apr 2015

The "love is too plebeian" line kills me every single time.

treefell 9 Feb 2015

When I was a young child (remember black and white television?), one of my favorite shows was "Emergency" with my hero "Dixie" (female hero's,( true heros) in those days were few and far between, I had Dixie and Uhura.) I grew up wanting to be a nurse ( I am, thank you Julie) and dreamed of space. In my early twenties I found out that not only did Dixie act, she is one hell of a singer. She, in my humble opinion, has no equal in this song (sorry Ella, I love you). Her smoky, sensual voice, is perfect for any evening by the fire or sitting on the deck, glass of wine hand; she just sets the tone with her "come hither voice". I posted an interview from Life Magazine with her, such a humble, regal women., Also check out the movie "The Girl can't Help it" for her singing this song http://www.nytimes.com/2001/01/07/magazine/the-lives-they-lived-01-07-01-julie-london-b-1926-the-echo-chamber.html   23

christineb 6 Aug 2013