“The Great Briton”

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In 1967, Tiger Beat Magazine asked the following questions to their featured matinee idols.  In 2009, we posed them to Lily Bloom.

How would your mother describe you in one word? Adventurous

What is your favorite flower? Sunflowers

What is the most insane question you’ve ever been asked? “What do you mean by dead… clinically dead?”

What word in the English language do you wish you had invented? Discombobulated

Where would you like to live? Tuscany

What is the quote that comes to your mind? “Always do what you are afraid to do.” – Ralph Wado Emerson

What animal best describes the kind of man you’re interested in? A big cat – agile and strong

What do you miss about your childhood? Playing, and being excited about growing up.

If you could change your name, what would you change it to? It was hard enough deciding on Lili (the Studio L’amour name selection process is stringent – ed), so I’ll stick with that.

What is the main fault of your character? Indecision

Who is your favorite historical figure? King Henry VIII

Describe how you kiss in one word. Smooth

What in the world do you least desire? Lots of money.

Finish this sentence: “Happiness is a thing called… sunshine”

 

In every episode of “Inside the Actor’s Studio” James Lipton asks the following questions (originated by French interviewer Bernard Pivot) to the guest movie star.  Now we ask Lily Bloom.

What turns you on? Hmm… broad muscley shoulders, kisses on the back of my neck, sleeping naked, flirting, long slow kisses…

What turns you off? Arrogance

What is your favorite word? Cool

What sound or noise do you love? Nature – the wind in the trees, rain, the sea.

What sound or noise do you hate? Fire engine sirens

What profession other than yours would you like to attempt? Artist/painter or photographer

What profession other than yours would you not want to attempt? Bouncer

What is your favorite swear word? Bollocks, wanker.

If Heaven exists, what would you like to hear god say to you as you enter the Pearly Gates? “Welcome, come in” although in all probability it’d be “Sorry love, your name’s not down”.