Like many actors, Fassbender, who sings and plays guitar and keyboards in the film, admits he once harboured fantasies of rock stardom.
I told him that although I'd harboured ambitions of going to San Siro, I'd probably left it too late now and so I'd end up watching it on the TV at home.
Three massive temples, built by the Greeks, tower over the ironing-board flatness of the surrounding marshes that lead to the sea - marshes that once harboured the malaria that drove away the city's population and left it a romantic, ghostly ruin.
Its deep canyons and dense pine forests have harboured narcos and hidden plantations of marijuana and opium poppies for decades.
If the French establishment has harboured a deep vein of anti-Jewish sentiment since long before the Dreyfus affair, the influence of radical Islam, many Jewish community leaders say, is plainly a significant contributing factor in the country's present-day antisemitism.
Although she harboured doubts when she presented her findings to her superiors, they recognised what she had found, and moved quickly.
The halo effect of the James Bond movies may also have something to do with it, which is odd given that until comparatively recently the senior ranks of 007's employer harboured a nest of Soviet spies.
It found that 24% of Europeans – 37% in France, 27% in Germany, 20% in Italy – harboured some kind of anti-Jewish attitude.
But for protesters themselves, taking up arms is usually a mistake.Massacres do indeed leave the culprits isolated on the international stage and reviled at home, as citizens lose any illusions they might have harboured about their rulers.
Mr Bush and other administration officials have repeatedly promised to go to war not only with the culprits, but with all those who harboured or helped them as well.
The Japanese carmaker has long harboured ambitions to launch itself into aerospace.
