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Your pet gets chosen to be immortalised on a banknote
Which picture are you submitting?
Almost impenetrable
By no means perfect - gave away a little too much too soon IMHO - but City of the Dead (Moxey, 1960) seems to have gone a long way towards setting the template for future satanic panic movies in the UK, Europe and US. Patricia Jessel perfectly cast as the wicked Elizabeth Selwyn/Mrs Newless
Some awesome soundtracks
Our dependency on fossil fuels makes us vulnerable. Wars across the world are pushing up prices for households in the UK.
Why keep waiting for the next crisis? We need to transition to clean power as fast as we can to protect people and our economy.
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Just put my two’penneth in, nothing beats the steak ‘n’ kidney PUDDING I had in a Hampshire country pub sometime in my late-teens
Yes, this is me btw
What are you like, eh
Something the Stasi might have employed to extract information
Think we may have an AI piano jazz track on loop in our hotel bar in Venice. Most likely to make us change our minds about ordering more drinks
Only Carling and Strongbow Dark Fruits on tap
Not even the one of Lord Haw-Haw being hanged?
New one is just Zack Polanski holding an owl
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Will need to watch that
‘Are you quite sure that vehicle is roadworthy?’
‘Fuck off, copper’
Have a good day
Happy birthday
Douglas will now demonstrate
Ooh!
Does it go without saying this film still remains a call to fight back against the worst of humanity? It shouldn't, but let's say it anyway. Fuck the fascists, always the villains in films for a reason.
In more 'cast and promo shots used to be effortlessly beautiful' news
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Classic mumming
Same
The loveliest
Truly
I do like Rubber Soul A LOT
Yeah, I was like, oh, it’s one of these old knockabout comedies, not sure I can sit through two hours of this
Oh, and how wrong I was (thankfully)
Just glorious