Ralph Fiennes dumbfounded by young co-star's modern phrases
RALPH FIENNES had 'youth-speak' lessons from his younger co-star
PERDITA WEEKS on the set of THE INVISIBLE WOMAN as he struggled
to understand the modern expressions she used.  The English
Patient actor, 50, is directing and starring in the new movie,
about author Charles Dickens' love life, and was initially
dumbfounded by Weeks' weird phrases on set.  The 27-year-old
actress tells the Daily Mail newspaper, "I've taught him some
trendy expressions likes 'totesamaze' and 'amazeballs', which
teenagers say for something that's awesome. He didn't know what
I was talking about at first and we had a laugh that he was past
it, but now he is making everyone giggle on set by using these
phrases himself."