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- LoveHistory
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"17 Again", it was ok, but very hard to believe that hottie Zac Efron would grow to look like Matthew Perry, who is not exactly heart stopping.
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- Madeleine
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Watched "Casino Royale" again last night, really enjoyed it, much better than "Quantum of Solace".
Then I started to watch, and today finished, the movie version of "Brideshead Revisited". Surprised that they managed to condense the book (and original TV series) so well into a 2 hour movie whilst keeping close to the book and also retaining some of its dialogue. Very impressed; as ever, Castle Howard stole the film from the actors, good as they were!
Then I started to watch, and today finished, the movie version of "Brideshead Revisited". Surprised that they managed to condense the book (and original TV series) so well into a 2 hour movie whilst keeping close to the book and also retaining some of its dialogue. Very impressed; as ever, Castle Howard stole the film from the actors, good as they were!
Currently reading "Mania" by L J Ross
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Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont, on cable. A delightful, bittersweet movie. I think I'm in love with Rupert Friend's character, the young bohemian writer.
Sunflowers: A Novel of Vincent van Gogh, forthcoming from Avon-A, 13 October 2009
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For it is truly the discovery of a new hemisphere in a person's life when he falls seriously in love. -Vincent van Gogh
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For it is truly the discovery of a new hemisphere in a person's life when he falls seriously in love. -Vincent van Gogh
[quote=""Sheramy""]Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont, on cable. A delightful, bittersweet movie. I think I'm in love with Rupert Friend's character, the young bohemian writer. [/quote]
Judi Dench can do no wrong, and certainly does none in this movie. Just lovely (btw, have you seen Mrs. Henderson Presents? Another excellent film of hers, more recent)
Judi Dench can do no wrong, and certainly does none in this movie. Just lovely (btw, have you seen Mrs. Henderson Presents? Another excellent film of hers, more recent)
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