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Message: <blockquote data-quote="J. R.&#039;s Piece" data-source="post: 310089" data-attributes="member: 12">I’ve got a half-sibling who routinely knocks decades off it’s age.  It’s adult children apparently  still have no idea how old their parent is.  Their parent tells lies about how it grew up, saying it grew up with me.  Despite it growing up in a different country and  being a fully-fledged adult, living on it’s own, over a hundred miles away when I was born.  Although I don’t think it is on telly.  Although that person seems like a nastier version of Terry Duckworth/Nick Cotton.  But my mother’s other children were ordered to not reveal the true age of my half-sibling’s age to it’s litter.  It nearly came out once, when one of it’s spawn said to me that I seemed far too young to be it’s parent’s half-sibling.  I replied that I could theoretically have been a half-sibling that was younger than it’s issue and I was much closer in age to the sproglet than I was to it’s parent. Which came as a shock to the sproglet, who I then marched to my mother, who forced it to shut it’s cakehole and never mention the matter again.  At that time, that was how I found out about the age lie.  Although, going through some of my father’s secret  files, there are documents with the true age on.But with some actors, there birth ages aren’t immediately available online and they are listed by their playing age range, which can be quite different.  In The Forsyte Saga, Kenneth More was two years older than the actor playing his character’s father.</blockquote>

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