Finished watching season 2 of under the dome. Have been enjoying this but series 3 is pay per view so thats it for me i think until they put it onto the prime content... worth staying with early on as it does get better.
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Finished watching season 2 of under the dome. Have been enjoying this but series 3 is pay per view so thats it for me i think until they put it onto the prime content... worth staying with early on as it does get better.
Crooks Anonymous (1962) starring Leslie Phillips, Stanley Baxter, Wilfrid Hyde-White and the lovely Julie Christie. Directed by Ken Annakin who gave us the Battle of the Bulge and Those magnificent Men........ Great light comedy with some cracking scenes (pun intended):eyebrows:
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Its running on Monday night on Channel 5Quote:
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Regards Neil
cheers Neil....I never look much on the normal TV; guess I should more :doh: will look later and try and record them...wonder if 5 on demand has the back numbers?
You should! Buy a copy of Radio Times to see what is on. Tonight, for example, there was an eye-opening programme about the drummer Ginger Baker. And BBC4 often makes Friday the day for interesting music programmes. At the moment they are examining the origins of 'rock 'n roll'. Fascinating stuff!Quote:
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I would have thought so Grant, three episodes so far, I think.Quote:
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Regards Neil
'Sunday Bloody Sunday'. Thoughtful emotional drama from 1970, starring Peter Finch, Glenda Jackson and Murray Head in a tortured love triangle. Also features a 14-year-old Daniel Day-Lewis vandalising a Jag.
Extant series 1....amazon prime.... stars among others, Halle Berry, Pierce Gagnon and Grace Gummer.
An astronaut (Berry) returns home from a year long solo mission in space. She tries to reconnect with her husband and son in their everyday life. Her experiences in space and home lead to events that ultimately will change the course of human history.
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we shall see what its like:)
just finish watching the 1954 ensemble film of the Priestly play "An Inspector Calls" . Cast members get pretty much equal time and billing, the best known being Bryan Forbes and Alistair Sim.
It is a superb film and the play and script has been held up as a masterpiece and is oft studied..It first went on stage in Russia in 1945 of all places.
one of my guilty little secrets tonight in "Little Nicky" (2000) starring Adam Sandler in the main role, ably supported by Harvey Keitel as the devil(his dad), Rodney Dangerfield and Patricia Arquette. Henry Winkler & Ozzy Osbourne appear n cameos as themselves. Beefy the dog steal many of the scenes
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