Name your fav film cameo by someone portraying themselves.
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Stuart Ian Burns
Профиль VivelyIntensely interested in everything. He/Him.
Having my blog quoted in the Oxford Book of Idioms.
Anna Kornbluhwhat's your emily wilson onion accomplishment, mine is a peer-reviewed scholarly article with footnote to Dwayne The Rock
2010: The Year We Make Contact, 1984 - ★★★★★ letterboxd.com/feelinglistl...
Spider-Man: Brand New Day, 2026 - ★★★★★ letterboxd.com/feelinglistl...
Fucking hell.
I thought Nolan’s Odyssey was an epic bore. If you want Greek myths brought to life, try the thrill of opera!Composers from Purcell to Birtwistle have created passionate dramas inspired by ancient Greek stories – and none of them require you to sit through three hours of solemn spectacle without an intervalwww.theguardian.com@jonnymorris.bsky.social This is rubbish. There’s so much stock footage they have work the idea that the invaders are wearing US Army uniforms into the plot. I haven’t laughed this much in ages.
Stuart Ian BurnsInvasion, U.S.A., 1952 - ★★ letterboxd.com/feelinglistl...
Adaptation., 2002 - ★★★★★ letterboxd.com/feelinglistl...
Ladies of the Chorus, 1948 - ★★★ letterboxd.com/feelinglistl...
Invasion, U.S.A., 1952 - ★★ letterboxd.com/feelinglistl...
Is he going to paint the armour?
Culture Crave 🍿Mike Flanagan is now developing a ‘Warhammer 40K’ live-action series for Amazon Henry Cavill is still involved
On His Mistress Going To Bed, the only pre-God John Donne poem we weren’t allowed to study at school.
Jesse HawkenStudio execs are going to want to adapt more poems for the big screen now
Coming soon to HBO The Canterbury Tales
Jesse HawkenStudio execs are going to want to adapt more poems for the big screen now
Send warmth and hugs to the staff who will be having an absolutely horrendous day.
The GuardianWater supply failure leaves Gatwick without working toilets
Ah, the invisible barrier between the smoking and non-smoking section which meant the smoky haze never did float over. See also single decker buses.
Richard LittlerLater on I'm showing some friends the original, unaltered 1977 cinema release of #StarWars, taken from a 35mm theatrical print. I *may* have gone over the top by re-creating a pre-film reel of trailers, idents, and adverts, including the obligatory local Indian restaurant ad.