
Cinema for Grown Ups.
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Sunday’s film (which, as always on a Sunday, is free and open to all) is Haunted (1995), based on the novel by James Herbert, directed by Lewis Gilbert, and starring Anthony Andrews, Kate Beckinsale, Anna Massey, Sir John Gielgud, and Aidan...
‘You should have married a stockbroker and stayed with him in South Kensington...’
Here’s an under-the-radar Merchant Ivory, based on Quartet, Jean Rhys’s semi-autobiographical novel of 1928. Isabelle Adjani, Alan Bates, Maggie Smith and A...
‘Strapping Land Girls (fetching jodhpurs)…’
Wednesday’s regular dip into the WEEKEND FLICKS. Archive continues with Went the Day Well? (1942), based on Graham Greene’s short story, The Lieutenant Died Last (1940). A unit of crack German pa...
Sunday’s film (which, as always on a Sunday, is FREE and open to all) is Freddie Francis’s The Skull (1965), based on Robert Bloch’s short story, The Skull of the Marquis de Sade, and starring Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, and Jill Bennet...
‘She’s indestructible. She’s an English nanny.’
Friday’s film is The Lady Vanishes (1979) — the Hammer/Rank remake directed by Anthony Page, starring Cybill Shepherd, a steam train and a white evening dress. Dreadful reviews online. But is...
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