One of the great films of our time...........:D
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One of the great films of our time...........:D
once the record finishes going to watch Alec Guinness as leader of the lavenderhill mob about to start shortly on film 4. Ealing at its best
The Bourne Identity directed by Doug Liman( he was producer of the other 2 and this one I think) in 2002 and starring Matt Damon, the first in the trilogy . Brad Pitt was originally offered the role and must now be kicking himself.
Anyways, a good film, as are the other 2 ; decent action and storyline with good acting.
Yes, all three Bourne films were excellent. Superb pace, stories and acting. Matt Damon was perfectly cast and totally convincing.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
No, I disagree. I can't take Matt Damon seriously in anything he has been in except the 'Ocean's' films, he's good in them. But as a hard man? Nah.
The Bourne Supremacy (2004) directed by Paul Greengrass who went on to do the 3rd in the trilogy and then United 93.
BBC Four Arena documentary on Frankie Howard. Really interesting and quite revealing. Max Bygraves mentions sharing digs with him and after doing a show they'd have something to eat and then Frankie would want to go out for a walk - which would be something like 12 at night and would head for the likes of a cemetery for peace and quiet to learn his lines.
Worth a look.
That was good; while since I've seen the supremacy.... Now on to Red Dwarf 10 for a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Last night: Gran Torino with Clint Eastwood. I've deliberately avoided this one until it came on telly so didn't know anything about the story and as it turns out the title is absolutely no clue. Good film.
Today - why it's Christmas Day, Sir. That means a Bond film in the afternoon is de rigour - can't decide whether to go for The Spy Who Loved Me or You Only Live Twice. Later will be the traditional Xmas screening of 'Zulu'.