DISCUSSION BOARD AND COMMUNITY - EST. 1996
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Would you believe it? I came across the programme today in another cleanup of papers and junk.
Brett Gardiner on the cover.
Worth any $$$$$$$?
Freddie Jones, who has died aged 91, was the best sort of old-fashioned actor, a comic tragedian, eccentric and full-hearted, with something of both Donald Wolfit and Dickens’ Vincent Crummles about him. Indeed, his most famous stage role was that of Ronald Harwood’s affectionate near-portrait of Wolfit in The Dresser (1980), an old ham called “Sir” who faces disaster in the mirror while preparing to play King Lear. And he memorably embodied the extravagant Crummles in a television Nicholas Nickleby of 1977.
You're wrong ! You've seen "Space Cowboys" , I think ? :-) . Jon Hamm had a little role in it . So he meets Clint for the second time, after 20 years. See here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhLTV8f2E-A Jon Hamm is the guy sitting with a blue shirt.
Rarely if ever a fan of the actor/director, Kael didn’t reverse course for this shoot-‘em-up action thriller, but it had been a Christmastime (!) hit by the time her negative review ran. Alcoholic cop Eastwood is assigned to spirit upscale call girl Sondra Locke from Las Vegas to Phoenix so that she can testify against a gangster, but he’s being set up by corrupt superiors in league with the mob. With many an Eastwood fave including Bill McKinney, Mara Corday, and Dan Vadis.
Well we broke 100 posts in May at least!I hope that wasn't counting the spam posts the mods had to remove.
Feels like this should go in the stats thread!
