[quote=""fljustice""]He's been in so many things lately, it feels like it! But he's so pretty, I'll watch him in almost anything.[/quote]
LOL! True dat! I'm almost tempted to rent "Shame" just to see his junk *ahem*!
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"Dark Shadows" on Sat. We enjoyed it a lot, my mom loved it, she was big fan of the original, and even named her first daughter, my sister, Angelique (which I always thought was appropriate when I was a kid! ).
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Not a film but TV -- Harlots, Housewives and Heroines: A Girls' Guide to the 17th century by Lucy Worsley, BBC4. Great fun and delivered by a real enthusiast.
London: A Tale of Two Cities also BBC4 also shaping up well.
London: A Tale of Two Cities also BBC4 also shaping up well.
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Currently reading - Emergence of a Nation State by Alan Smith
We watched "The Iron Lady" over the weekend. I love Meryl Streep and I thought she did an amazing job. However, I was a bit disappointed that I didn't see more of the "Iron Lady" but rather the poor, senile, confused, woman. I know it worked for some people, but I was a bit sad for her. After all of the things she did for her country, that is now how I would want to be remembered.
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[quote=""Brenna""]We watched "The Iron Lady" over the weekend. I love Meryl Streep and I thought she did an amazing job. However, I was a bit disappointed that I didn't see more of the "Iron Lady" but rather the poor, senile, confused, woman. I know it worked for some people, but I was a bit sad for her. After all of the things she did for her country, that is now how I would want to be remembered.[/quote]
Exactly my reaction!
Exactly my reaction!
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Watched "Dead Again" today for the first time since the 90s - a good movie, fun noir if there can be such a thing. Nicely made, and of course there are some great in-jokes and games with British-actor casting and so on.
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