Gerard Butler on the Red Carpet

**Lachlan09** · 18th November 09, 08:23 PM

Perhaps a wee bit more leg showing Gerry, you've got the knees for it !

**CWKchic** · 18th November 09, 10:18 PM

How Dare these stars disregard proper kilt wear attire! What a mess they are!! I will solve this I will make them go to my Home RIGHT now and disrobe Then I will deal with them accordingly!!!

Problem solved !

**CooperWallace** · 19th November 09, 07:43 AM

I think we should be proud that he chose to wear a kilt. He sure isn't a cookie cutter Hollywood type.

99.9% of the world is none the wiser to proper kilt attire, etc.
Good on him for promoting a piece of his culture.

I think he would have a hearty laugh at many comments on here, he seems to be a good natured and witty fellow, not at all insecure in his masculinity. He sure is an interesting man.

About his Robbie Burns role, I doubt it could have been cast better.

Butler has incredible depth as an actor. There are legions of women (Google the fan sites) that follow Butler and I, for one, am glad that he will be turning many of them onto Burns for the first time.

Kudos to Butler.

**Zardoz** · 19th November 09, 10:47 AM

You know, It's not for every formal event, but I'm kind of liking the black-out look, "murdered-out" as the kids say.

**Tobus** · 19th November 09, 11:48 AM

Out of curiosity I did a Google image search for Mr. Butler in a kilt. I guess this will show you some examples of his kilt-wearing fashion sense.

**CWKchic** · 19th November 09, 12:49 PM

be still my heart be careful or you will have a bunch of rowdy Butler Gals over here stirring up havoc......

Just warning you....

**thanmuwa** · 21st November 09, 12:44 PM

Originally Posted by Scotus

Cool.

"Butler, who was born in Glasgow, admits he is delighted to play the part of his country's national figure."

No he wasn't, he was born in Paisley. </nitpick>

**Ruffles** · 22nd November 09, 09:13 AM

All I can say is... YUMMY!

**DireStraitsFan** · 25th November 09, 05:27 PM

Originally Posted by HeathBar

At least he knows enough not to wear a belt with the waistcoat.

This is exactly the kind of stuff that AlanH was talking about in the General Kilt forum. Who says you can't wear a belt with a waist coat? Belts are for holding up what you do not want falling down. I wear a belt with a waist coat and I don't see anything at all wrong with it. I feel the same way about the shirt being open at the collar. It's HIS prerogative.