Guy Ritchie: I don't want any money.
Guy Ritchie: I don't want any money.
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groucho

Original Poster:

12,134 posts

276 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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Rarely is it this way around, and the one time it is, it looks as though the bloke doesn't want any money. Strange that!

phumy

5,827 posts

267 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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He is a millionaire in his own rights

Baby Huey

4,881 posts

229 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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Yes, his parents are fully wedged, so he hardly needs it.

groucho

Original Poster:

12,134 posts

276 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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But there's a credit crunch.

phumy

5,827 posts

267 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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You dont say rolleyes

elster

17,517 posts

240 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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Baby Huey said:
Yes, his parents are fully wedged, so he hardly needs it.
Yes and could live on his royalties quite easily anyway.

Brown and Boris

11,838 posts

265 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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Very honourable of him given that what you have or need often doesn't figure in most divorce setttlements. Usually it is a cram the coffers as full as we can and leave the other in a one bed flat on a camp bed.

So speaks the bitter man who was left with £37, his £200 personal reg. no. (by luck) and a broken trouser press.

The Tea Boy

4,129 posts

265 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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fair play to him, its about time these 'celebs' thought about the kids rather than the £££££££££££££'s

Matt

Not Ideal

3,057 posts

218 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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The Tea Boy said:
fair play to him, its about time these 'celebs' thought about the kids rather than the £££££££££££££'s

Matt
+ 1. Like his style.

Dick Dastardly

8,326 posts

293 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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Good man. I like Guy Ritchie. I read a lengthy interview with him in Empire or GQ a little while ago and he came across very well. I think he's just having a laugh with the whole cockney gangster genre and doesn;t take it or himself too seriously.

just me

5,964 posts

250 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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He was an absolute bd to Madonna's gay brother though, and got his mates to join in too...very low of him.

Stupeo

1,343 posts

223 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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just me said:
He was an absolute bd to Madonna's gay brother though, and got his mates to join in too...very low of him.
How do you know?

I didn't even know Madonna had a gay brother.

JJCW

2,449 posts

216 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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Stupeo said:
just me said:
He was an absolute bd to Madonna's gay brother though, and got his mates to join in too...very low of him.
How do you know?

I didn't even know Madonna had a gay brother.
Heat magazine? Must be true!

patmahe

5,919 posts

234 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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I've often wondered why some people want to go through a long drawn out legal battle, life is too short, sounds like Guy just wants out as quickly and as cleanly as possible, besides it'd only make their lawyers richer.

Time to move on.

507bhp

7,192 posts

217 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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I hope she's not expecting maintenance payments for Rocco!

r1ch

2,956 posts

226 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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Yeah shes got a gay brother. Wouldn't be surprised if guy ritchie wasn't too fond of him.

The gay brother wrote books about madonna/ritchie's marriage which upset both of them, and used to go to the papers alot. Hes obviously tried to make a load of cash writing about the relationship, hes probably a dick. Fair play to him not wanting the cash though, im sure he'll never be too short on paper.

FWDRacer

3,565 posts

254 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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He's better off shot of her. She a total fruitcake nutssilly

Nice to see some dignity for a change in the celebrity circus.

Soovy

35,829 posts

301 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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A good deal for them both.

She keeps the money and her kid with Carlos the Tackle.

He gets regular and unfettered half access to the kids he has with her.


Fair enough.

Just goes to show the difference between women and men in divorce scenarios.

RVVUNM

1,913 posts

239 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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Brown and Boris said:
Very honourable of him given that what you have or need often doesn't figure in most divorce setttlements. Usually it is a cram the coffers as full as we can and leave the other in a one bed flat on a camp bed.

So speaks the bitter man who was left with £37, his £200 personal reg. no. (by luck) and a broken trouser press.
You were lucky. I left with a portable telly,a cat and a kitchen table (no chairs), but I held my head high!

PapaBear

14,232 posts

224 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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RVVUNM said:
Brown and Boris said:
Very honourable of him given that what you have or need often doesn't figure in most divorce setttlements. Usually it is a cram the coffers as full as we can and leave the other in a one bed flat on a camp bed.

So speaks the bitter man who was left with £37, his £200 personal reg. no. (by luck) and a broken trouser press.
You were lucky. I left with a portable telly,a cat and a kitchen table (no chairs), but I held my head high!
Steve Martin - The Jerk

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