Where should Ruby and Shaye hang this?
Semi-retired theatre artist, relic of the 20th Century
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Where should Ruby and Shaye hang this?
Quick impression: Laurence Harvey in Walk on the Wild Side:
And, with Stamp’s death, and since Alain Delon just died, I guess my last 60s crush still living is James Fox.
Thanks!
While a quasi-closeted college student in the late 70s, the books with pictures of him in MBlaise (along with DHemmings in Blow Up) in the int’l film section at the library were well-thumbed by me, but I can’t find anywhere to stream the film or order the dvd, frustratingly — never seen it.
He’s giving a Lazenby “one and done” vibe.
AlloCiné Novecento (1900) - Acte I - Film 1976 - AlloCiné
AlloCiné Novecento (1900) - Acte I - Film 1976 - AlloCiné
I’m at the point in my life when (watching too much noir and/or too many BritBox mysteries) I realize how often I don’t have a very good alibi. “I was home by myself.” “Can anyone corroborate this?” “No — Barbara Stanwyck’s dead. And my husband was dancing at Purgatory.”
Is it gay to hope for civil society and not for civil war? I ask because the latter seems to be a goal for a certain belligerent segment of our polity.
US trade policy seems to be patterned after a scene from Noises Off.
Watching the GOP members react to that speech is like watching a Bond movie with an audience rooting for Blofeld.
Last Christmas, I gave you my heart But on Boxing Day, you gave it away
With a few exceptions, the three-act play ended sometime during the 1970s, and the two-act play followed during the 2010s. (If a two-act play is revived these days, Mantello will remove the interval.)
Another reason why I miss the 20th century: -Number of producer credits for Casablanca and Gone with the Wind: 1 Number of producer credits for Conclave: 22
I’m looking forward to reading this. How well I remember the excitement of receiving my VV in the mail at my OH college in the late 70s, reading Sarris and Haskell and Wolcott — but the first thing I greedily turned to was the Bell Tells column.