Spotted: Russell Crowe, in town to film Body of Lies (based on the novel by the Washington Post'sDavid Ignatius), dining last night at Old Glory in Georgetown. The Australian star dined with two athletic-looking fellow male Aussies on a platter of ribs and a heap of side dishes washed down with a Budweiser and was generous to staff and gawkers.
Spotted: Russell Crowe
Spotted: Russell Crowe, in town to film Body of Lies (based on the novel by the Washington Post's David Ignatius), dining last night at Old Glory in Georgetown. The Australian star dined with two athletic-looking fellow male Aussies on a platter of ribs and a heap of side dishes washed down with a Budweiser and was generous to staff and gawkers.
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