Thank you so much for this. I've always loved Rupert and I am fond of Lord Byron's work. Of course, Byron's life was as dramatic if not more than that portrayed in his work, so how fitting to have Rupert take on this quest. :)
Seeing as Portuguese is spoken in Portugal, you would say it is Lusophone - not Hispanic! Oh yeah and people from Portugal are Portuguese not Spanish... Completely different country. Very awkward mistake.
should've gotten Hugh Grant to do this instead. The way Rupert talks of the women in Byron's life is horrible, and he looks mean all the time. Rupert did not age well.
Loooved these documentaries...well narrated. Watched it again n again...iconic
Thank you for sharing, I'm a big fan of Byron's poetry and person and I'm really thankful for these videos! Greetings from Bulgaria!
Thank you so much for this. I've always loved Rupert and I am fond of Lord Byron's work. Of course, Byron's life was as dramatic if not more than that portrayed in his work, so how fitting to have Rupert take on this quest. :)
Hahaha, when I first saw the preview image for this video I seriously thought: "What the frack does The Edge have to do with Byron?" xD
We've got a lot of traces of Byron and Shelley in the (re-called for this reason) Gulf of Poets (La Spezia - Italy)
I love Rupert!!!!!!!!!
Ahhhh yes, Byron's European Grand Tour..."What men call gallantry and gods adultery, is much more common where the climate's sultry."
Seeing as Portuguese is spoken in Portugal, you would say it is Lusophone - not Hispanic! Oh yeah and people from Portugal are Portuguese not Spanish... Completely different country. Very awkward mistake.
Rupert was more exquisite than Byron when their youth days compared.
SEXY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
should've gotten Hugh Grant to do this instead. The way Rupert talks of the women in Byron's life is horrible, and he looks mean all the time. Rupert did not age well.