#Anthony Vibert

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L'Uomo Vogue July/August 1998

Daniel Schmickl, Anthony Vibert, Gabriel Aubry, Scott Barnhill, Thorsten Mølsgaard Larsen, Keith Mallos, Sascha Eiblmayr, Wyatt Nelson, Thosi Wedlich, Bruce Hulse, Michael Alves, Ivan Abujmra, Magus Lindgren & Renauld White by Steven Meisel

Styled by Karl Templer

[libraryfag]

i think all podcast writers should go to hell no matter what

[cosmicanger]

L'uomo Vogue, Feb. 1998

Anthony Vibert wearing nylon parka, shirt, trousers and boots Prada FW98

Ph. Satoshi Saikusa

[confield]

PSA

If you're into any of the following bands/artists: Autechre, Ryoji Ikeda, Pan Sonic, alva noto, Bernard Parmegiani, Alice Coltrane, Pharoah Sanders, TODAY IS THE DAY, Peter Rehberg, Merzbow, Oval, Yasunao Tone, Pierre Schaeffer, Pierre Henry, Hecker, Unwound, Albert Ayler, Sun Ra, John Cage, Muslimgauze, Jan Jelinek, Anthony Braxton, Farmers Manual, Daphne Oram, Mira Calix, Einstürzende Neubauten, Eric Dolphy, Karleinz Stockhausen, Maryanne Amacher, Edgar Varèse, Iannis Xenakis, Laurel Halo, Fennesz, General Magic, Gescom, Ramleh, Prurient, Vladimir Ussachevsky, Pauline Oliveros, William Basinski, Luc Ferrari, Matthew Shipp, City of Caterpillar, Kouhei Matsunaga, Sensational, Mike Ink, Coil, Nobukazu Takemura, Halim El-Dabh, Martin Tetrault, Tod Dockstader, Matana Roberts, Chicago Underground Quartet, Microstoria, Vladislav Delay, Sonny Sharrock, Beatrice Dillon, SND, Mark Fell, Mika Vainio, Robin Rimbaud, Darkthrone, Christoph de Babalon, Toshimaru Nakamura, Steve Roden, Lithops, Nisennenmondai, Tackhead, Aaron Dilloway, Henry Flynt, Foehn, Yamantaka Eye, Portraits of Past, Pg99, Maxwell Sterling, Slint, Big Black, Russell Haswell, Sébastien Roux, Loraine James, Surgeon, Terrence Dixon, Underground Resistance, Dopplereffekt, Plastikman, Wolfgang Voigt, Robert Hood, Cecil Taylor, Matmos, Kangding Ray, Hijokaidan, Babyfather, Team Doyobi, Paul Lansky, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Soul Oddity, Kid606, Hugh Le Caine, Actress, Klein, Sven-Åke Johansson, Porter Ricks, Luciano Berio, The Third Eye Foundation, Grischa Lichtenberger, Replikants, Genocide Organ, Joji Yuasa, The Jesus Lizard, African Head Charge, Drive Like Jehu, Peter Brotzmann, Sonic Youth, Jawbox, Chino Amobi, Luke Vibert, James Ferraro, Florian Hecker, Tim Hecker, Eyehategod, Gorgoroth, Basic Channel, Maurizio, Steve Reich, Mouse on Mars, Burial, The Future Sound of London, Dean Blunt, Susumu Yokota, Skream, Benga, Farben, Polvo, Keiji Haino, The Black Dog, LFO, The Bug, SOPHIE, Global Communication, B12, Jlin, Stereolab, Pole, Kraftwerk, Yellow Magic Orchestra, Juan Atkins, Wormrot, Oli XL, Napalm Death, Orchid, Bitch Magnet, Codeine, Microstoria, Moss Icon, Frank Bretschneider, Joey Beltram, Jeromes Dream, A Guy Called Gerald or DJ Manny

I am looking for a sugar baby to spoil with a $5000 weekly allowance. DM me if you are interested.

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Electro oscuro y experimental:

1. Drexciya - “Wavejumper”

(Pionero en el electro futurista y atmósferas acuáticas de ciencia ficción).

2. DMX Krew - “C17H21NO4”

(Un clásico con un toque ácido, rítmico y espacial).

3. Legowelt - “Disco Rout”

(Sintetizadores analógicos y un groove cósmico con vibra retro).

4. Anthony Rother - “Biomechanik”

(Mezcla de electro con una narrativa distópica y sonidos robóticos).

Acid/Techno con toques futuristas:

5. Luke Vibert - “I Love Acid”

líneas ácidas sobre un beat hipnotizante

6. Autechre - “Basscadet”

mas experimental, pero con un diseño sonoro que encaja bien en esa vibe

Ambiente/Industrial electro:

7. The Hacker - “Fadin’ Away”

(Oscuro, melancólico, y con un groove minimalista).

8. Heinrich Mueller (Dopplereffekt) - “Sterilization”

(Ciencia ficción y electro de laboratorio).

9. ASOK - “Planetfall”

(Paisajes sonoros de electro más ambientales y etéreos).

10. Umwelt - “Days of Dissent”

(Electro oscuro y crudo, clima tenso o introspectivos).

[ulkaralakbarova]

Director F.W. Murnau makes a Faustian pact with a vampire to get him to star in his 1922 film “Nosferatu.” Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: F. W. Murnau: John Malkovich Max Schreck: Willem Dafoe Albin Grau: Udo Kier Fritz Arno Wagner: Cary Elwes Greta Schröder: Catherine McCormack Gustav von Wangenhein: Eddie Izzard Henrik Galeen: Aden Gillett Paul: Nicholas Elliott Wolfgang Müller: Ronan Vibert Elke: Sophie Langevin Maria: Myriam Muller Innkeeper: Miloš Hlaváč Innkeeper’s Wife: Marja-Leena Junker Reporter 1: Derek Kueter Reporter 2: Norman Golightly Drunken Woman: Sascha Ley Old Woman: Marie-Paule von Roesgen Murnau’s Crew: Orian Williams Micheline (uncredited): Ingeborga Dapkūnaitė Murnau’s Crew (uncredited): Radica Jovicic Film Crew: Director: E. Elias Merhige Screenplay: Steven Katz Original Music Composer: Dan Jones Editor: Chris Wyatt Producer: Nicolas Cage Producer: Jeff Levine Director of Photography: Lou Bogue Production Manager: Jean-Claude Schlim Casting: Carl Proctor Production Design: Assheton Gorton Art Direction: Chris Bradley Costume Design: Caroline de Vivaise Makeup Designer: Ann Buchanan Prosthetic Designer: Pauline Fowler Prosthetic Designer: Julian Murray Hairstylist: Katja Reinert-Alexis Prosthetic Makeup Artist: Amber Sibley Makeup Artist: Leendert van Nimwegen Post Production Supervisor: Stephen Barker First Assistant Director: Edward Brett Propmaker: Paul Biwer Construction Coordinator: Caryne Portevin Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Michael A. Carter Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Anthony Cleal ADR & Dubbing: James Feltham Foley Editor: Arthur Graley Supervising Sound Editor: Nigel Heath Sound Effects Editor: Julian Slater Boom Operator: Olivier Struye Sound Recordist: Carlo Thoss Stunt Coordinator: Rick Wiessenhaan Key Grip: Bernard Brégier Best Boy Electric: Emmanuel Frideritzi Still Photographer: Jean-Paul Kieffer Gaffer: Glen Parsons Best Boy Electric: Mark Stibbs Tailor: Christopher Prins Location Manager: Claude Ludovicy Choreographer: Francoise Van Den Bruck Camera Operator: Mike Fox Co-Producer: Richard Johns Second Assistant Director: Jamie Christopher Movie Reviews: John Chard: Did I kill one of your people, Murnau? I can’t remember. F.W. Murnau (John Malkovich) is filming Nosferatu (1922), but isn’t reclusive star Max Schreck (Willem Dafoe) taking his role of the vampire way too seriously? In some ways it’s a curate’s egg of a film. It certainly helps if you are a lover of old classic film and have some knowledge of the source material at the film’s core. It’s a fabulous concept that the screenplay is based around, that the star of the film may actually be a real vampire, and the whole production is executed with consummate skill (Dafoe was deservedly Oscar nominated as were make-up artists Ann Buchanan & Amber Sibley). But come the end it fizzles out and proves to not have delivered on its devilishly intriguing premise. Fun, though, and tech credits all round keep one well involved. 6/10

[anitosoul]

tripreport.033_forgranted

January 2023

A-Side

Yaeji - For Granted

Vanessa Worm - Cold Hard Blues

miaslayer - MAXIMALISM

Neekeetone, Babe Roots - It A Come (Neekeetone Jungle Rework)

gyrofield - Femme Fatale

Deaton Chris Anthony - Go!

Anito Soul - Kill Bill (Jungle Remix)

CLIPZ, Special Request,Ms Banks, Ms Dynamite & Jaykae - Again (Special Request vs Paul Woolford Remix)

Culprate - My Rock (Original Mix)

Skrillex & Bobby Raps - Leave Me Like This

Daniel Avery - Ultra Truth

Everything But The Girl - Nothing Left To Lose

Neibiss & tofubeats - no sync

MoMA Ready - Rupture Science

Bing - As Ever

Cut Out - Hideous Bass

B-Side

Beverly Glenn-Copeland - Ghost House

Laraaji, Merz & Shahzad Ismaily - Entrance

they are gutting a body of water & Casper McFadden - Menthol Box 

Worsleyy - Soulful Sandwhich

LCY - SACRED

A.Fruit & Julia Marks - Can You Hear Us

Sideswipe - Gospel (Original Mix)

Tim Reaper & Coco Bryce - Dreamscape (Pleasuredome)

Kid Lib - Mind Teacher

Rochelle Jordan - Next 2 You (Sinistarr Remix)

Luke Vibert - God

HiTech & Milf Melly - I’m Pullin' Up

Submerse - Rumble Pak

Coco Bryce - Kissed It Up (Original)

Necrotype - Yosei

Seb Wildblood - Dream Nocturnal

Omni Trio - Night Train

Special Request - DOUBLE SICKO

Blksmiith, Star Trash - 60FPS - Star Trash Remix

hxly xo - sigil-SECT

Metrodome - ICJ

Kendrick Lamar - United In Grief

K9 - Abyss

Amazondotcom - The Most Foreign Country

Kelela - Happy Ending

[nununiverse]

Anthony Vibert ph. Paolo Roversi

[fridaythe13ththeseries]

The Mephisto Ring

Episode Recap #43: The Mephisto Ring Original Airdate: April 15, 1989

Starring: John D. LeMay as Ryan Dallion Louise Robey as Micki Foster Chris Wiggins as Jack Marshak (credit only)

Guest cast: Denis Forest as Donald Wren James Purcell as Anthony Macklin Doris Petrie as Mrs. Wren Jack Duffy as William Wren Michael Woods as Angelo A.C. Peterson as Louis Hunt (as Alar Aedma) David McKnight as Johnny Morrow Paul MacCallum as Mike Steve Whistance-Smith as Benny (as Steven Whistance-Smith) Bill Vibert as Sleazy Hood

Written by Marilyn Anderson (teleplay) & Billy Riback (teleplay) and Peter Largo (story)

Directed by Bruce Pittman

We are in 1982, a man on the phone talking about coming to collect from his bookie. He's watching a car race and holding a ring. Someone else is loading a gun and the proceeds to shoot the man in head, killing him, blood hitting the television screen.

Jump to the present, and a young man is also watching a car race. He isn't happy with the race and kicks in the tv screen. His mother rushes in to see what's going on. She realizes Donald, her son, has bet on something after promising not to. He says he has debts to pay. He grabs his coat and heads through their store, looking for money in the cash register. His mother is trying to get through to him when someone knocks on the door. Donald asks her to send the person away, afraid he'll get killed like his dad. He hides when the man enters, letting his mother get punched in the face. The man finds Donald and roughs him up, breaking his finger.

In their apartment, the man is going through the mother's jewelry and finds an old World Series ring. He puts it on, but it begins to shoot arcs of electricity, breaking the mirror and throwing the man around the room. He is eventually killed as Donald watches. Then Donald takes the ring off of him and in the gem in the center he sees the winner of a horse race.

At Curious Goods, Micki is on the phone with the police property room, asking about a World Series ring. They can't help her. Ryan says the ring was the very first thing Uncle Louis listed in the manifest, so it's been out in the world the longest. Micki says they know the ring was made for the Chicago White Sox, a shoe in to win the Series in 1919, but they threw the game. Then it was sold. Micki wonders if the ring could be associated with gambling.

Donald is tending to his mother, telling her it'll all be okay and that his luck is changing. He kisses her and heads out. His mother notices her ransacked jewelry and that the ring is missing.

At a club, a bookie, Macklin, is counting money brought by his goons. They tell Mr. Macklin that a fellow goon, Angelo, is missing after going to Donald's for payment. They wonder if Angelo took the money. Macklin tells the goons to split up and look for Angelo and talk to Donald.

Micki and Ryan are going through all their files pertaining to gambling when Donald's mother comes in to the store. She has one of their mailers. She said she had an old World Series ring they might want. She then tells them the ring was just stolen. Ryan asks why she didn't bring it back when she had it, but Micki realizes the lady knows the ring is cursed. She said she wasn't sure she could trust them. She also tells them about her husband using the ring to win at gambling. She says the cops though Macklin killed him, but couldn't prove it. But now she is afraid her son is using the ring.

At a bar, Donald comes in happy and flush with cash. He buys drinks for all but the bartender wants his tab paid. Macklin's goon wants the money Donald owes, and takes him out, driving him home to get the rest of his money. Donald tries to get the man to try on the ring, and leaves him with it while he pretends to head in to his home. The ring kills again, Donald watching and laughing as it does. He then rushes to the car, takes the ring off the dead man, and sees the winning goal of a hockey game in the gem. His mother watches from the window. Donald drags the dead man to the sewer and drops him inside.

Later, he is showing his mother the new television he bought, and an expensive necklace, but she won't touch it. She knows how he is winning. He says he's paid off his debts, and now wants to use his new luck to break Macklin. She tells him she saw him kill that man, but Donald won't stop. He takes off.

Micki is still researching Macklin when Ryan comes in with the paper, and shows her an article about Donald winning big. They suspect he's using the ring and head out to find him.

At the bar, Donald pays his bar tab. The bartender and another man question him paying back Macklin, and Donald says he is going to own him, soon, and heads out. The other man follows. Outside, the guy, Benny, wants in on whatever Donald is into. Donald tells him to get lost, so the guy threatens to go to Macklin. Donald calls Benny over, shows him his good luck charm and tells him to try it on. Benny does, as Donald steps away and the ring throws Benny around, killing him. In the ring's gem, Donald sees the winning play at the end of a basketball game.

Micki and Ryan arrive at the Wren family store, and ask her about Donald. She tells them he has the ring, but he wouldn't hurt innocent people. She insists they can't call the cops, and they say they just want the ring. She was going to check his favorite bars, so they offer to take her.

At the bar, Donald is watching the basketball game when his mom, Micki and Ryan arrive. She goes to talk to Donald, begging him to stop gambling. She wants the ring, he won't fork it over. She tells him his father died over it, but nothing can get through to her son. He wants to buy her dream retirement home in the Bahamas. She asks if he will stop using it after that, buying into his false promises. He tells her to go home. She tells Micki and Ryan that Donald will bring the ring back tonight. They don't believe it, so Micki tells Ryan to get the woman a cab and wait outside, she will try and get Donald to leave with her. Donald is watching the game and spots Micki at the bar.

Macklin is hearing from his goon about the other goons' bodies being found floating in the sewer. The phone rings, and it is the bartender alerting Macklin to Donald being in the bar. Macklin tells him not to let him leave.

Donald approaches Micki, offering to buy her a drink. She flirts back and says they should go somewhere quiet. The bartender asks where he's going, but Donald blows him off. Micki says they should go to Donald's place and they drive off, with Ryan following.

Donald notices Micki looking to make sure Ryan is behind them and thinks they are both working for Macklin. He speeds off, driving to a secluded spot and tries to force the ring on to Micki's finger. Micki bites his hand and takes off. Donald trips and is the confronted with Macklin's goon, who takes Donald. Micki comes out of hiding as Ryan finally finds her. They race off to find Donald.

At the closed club, the goons drop Donald in to a chair across from Macklin. The bookie wants to know how Donald's luck could change so quickly. Donald tries to say he has a system. Macklin says Donald's father had a system, too, and wants to know what it is. Donald won't tell him, so Macklin cuts off one of his fingers. He says he has more fingers to go before he kills him, then has his goons take him away.

At her store, Micki and Ryan fill in the old lady about Donald's latest shenanigans. She can't believe it, then tells them that Donald wants to ruin Macklin, blaming the bookie for his father's death. They head off to Macklin's club to find Donald as she swears it is the ring's fault, not Donald's.

Macklin is watching a boxing match, and has his goon bring Donald back. Donald is bloody, having been beaten up. Macklin wants to know who will win the match, and roughs Donald up some more.

Micki and Ryan pull up out front. Macklin is still pushing Donald for the outcome of the match. Donald lies, saying he just takes a guess. Ryan and Micki see a cab pull up with Donald's mother, who goes in to the club. They go to find way in.

Inside, Donald's mother is shocked to see the condition her son is in. Macklin wants her to talk sense in to her son. The boxing match ends with the opposite outcome Donald predicted, so Macklin wants to cut off another finger. His mother begs her son to tell the truth. But Donald says he'll just kill him like his father. Macklin says if he doesn't, he'll kill his mother. The goon takes him away again.

Outside, out back, Micki and Ryan are looking for a way inside. They see other gangsters enter a back door.

The goon is about to chop off another finger, when Donald tricks the man by telling him to take his ring. In the other room, his mother tells Macklin about the ring.

Micki approaches the goon outside and asks to be let in, and while he is distracted, Ryan knocks him out.

Donald shows the ring to the goon, saying it is good luck. Macklin isn't buying the story his mother is telling him, but they hear the goon's screams and rush to see what's happening. The ring kills the goon, Donald removes the ring and sees the winner of the bare-knuckle fighting match. Macklin and Donald's mother come in and see the dead man.

Donald tells Macklin what he saw, and then his mother tells Macklin to put the ring on and see for himself. Macklin takes it, look at it, and then him and his goon take them both outside. They go in to the other building where the gangsters went and we see it is full of people watching the cage fight Donald saw in the ring. Micki and Ryan also sneak inside.

Everyone is watching the fight, Macklin is wondering how Donald knew about it. Donald reiterates who will win, so Macklin places a bet on it. The fight goes on and the guy Donald said would win, wins. Macklin gets his winnings, then takes mother and son to another room. Micki and Ryan try to follow, but are stopped when a goon shuts the door.

In the office, Macklin wants to know how to use the ring to win more. Donald's mother tells him he just has to put the ring on to see. Macklin believes her and puts it on, and the ring does its business on the bookie as Donald laughs. Macklin is tossed around.

Micki notices the guard is distracted so she tells Ryan to get ready.

Macklin is killed and Donald goes to get the ring off the body. His mother begs him to give it up, but with Macklin dead, her son is more determined then ever. Ryan and Micki are confronted with another goon and this time Ryan tackles the guy, fighting him, before Micki knocks him out. Just as they enter the next room, they hear a gunshot, then inside see that Donald has just been shot by his mother. Micki takes the woman away as Ryan gets the ring.

At Curious Goods, Mrs. Wren admits it was her who killed her husband when he wouldn't stop using the ring in 1982. She says she had no choice then, or tonight. Ryan and Micki try to comfort her, and she asks if they are going to tell the police. They both shake their heads no, she says thank you, and leaves.

My thoughts:

A good episode. Well written, with an interesting cursed item. I like how it was a ring for a team that should have won, but didn't, and Louis used this part of it's own history in the curse.

Also liked the mini-mystery of who killed Donald's dad. Not sure if I guessed it the first time, but hard not to see who it was by the end.

I liked Mrs. Wren not being oblivious to what her husband, then son, were up to with the ring, and also trying to keep it safe herself, unsure what Micki and Ryan wanted with the flyer they sent her. She might not do the right thing, but she wants to do the right thing.

Denis Forest is always fun. He is almost like an honorary cast member at this point.

Liked Micki and Ryan doing calls and research to figure things out. Jack isn't here this week, but we see that he has taught them well.

Love Micki and Ryan's quips outside the club about getting good at this. Fun little moment between the two, and again shows how far they have come in a year and a half.

Just a good episode of the show, from start to finish.

Next week: A Friend to the End

[thedjmusic]

Beatport Weekend Picks 26 (July 2022)

DOWNLOAD: https://thedjmusic.com/music/beatport_weekend_picks_26_july_2022_0

DATA CREATED: 2022-07-04 TOTAL: 78 GENRE: House, Tech House, Afro House, Jackin House, Deep House, Soulful House, Funky House, Organic House / Downtempo, Progressive House, Nu Disco / Disco, Melodic House & Techno, Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic), Techno (Peak Time / Driving), Dance / Electro Pop, Indie Dance

A Moon Away - Eli Nissan

Années Folles Deborah Aime La Bagarre, Herr Krank

Apes On Acid - Original Mix - The Reason Y

Basal 1 Truncate

Beyond Redemption - Original Mix Vågh

Break The Rules - Ezequiel G

Brown Eyes - RSquared

Bumble What - Francesco V

Chakruna Ego Dissolve

Controlled Chaos Sidney Charles

Da Fonk (feat. Joni) - Mochakk, Joni

Darkness Avoider Sam Kitt

Deep Clouds - Max Marinacci

Deep Focus - Original Mix Risa Taniguchi, Yigitoglu

Dirty Mochyn Harrison BDP

Don't Wanna Try It Felipe Gordon, Bob The Egoist

Dry & High Sasha, Qrion

ESP Black Sun Empire, State of Mind

Ecuador - AMPISH

Exposure - Extended Mix Lex Luca

Feel the Bass - Original Mix Ziger

Flying Octopus Reinier Zonneveld, HI-LO, Oliver Heldens

Foreign Language (feat. Jess) [Riva Starr Turbo Disco Remix] Flight Facilities, Jess, Riva Starr

GoalPurpose - bendrik

Got To Do Baccus

Hidden Peak Annett Gapstream, Daniele Di Martino

High Bridge Sina Bathaie

Hollywood Collé, Ariaano

Howling - Original Mix Stiv Hey

I Feel A Storm - Raito Rmx - T78, Frankie Bones, Raito

In The Dark - Aeroplane Remix - Purple Disco Machine, Sophie and the Giants, Aeroplane

Insanity Menog

Intensity Fluctuations - Setaoc Mass remix Ø [Phase], Sam Coates

Je Suis Chris Whittaker

Jungle Deep - Extended Mix Kokoro Disco-San

Levitation - Supacooks

Love Games - Biesmans Remix - Schmutz (BE), Biesmans

Lurandi Metro Dade

M.M.M Black Fancy

Mambo Jambo - Space Motion, Stylo, Joezi, Idd Aziz

Medidate - Original Mix Nuendo

Nara - Extended Mix - Calussa

New Moon - Doctor Dru

No Stoppin' Black Fancy

No Time for Tears - Birds of Mind

Not Even Close - Original Mix Risa Taniguchi, Yigitoglu

November Rain D-Formation, Lonya

One More Tune - Melodymann

Remedy - I.C.U

Return To Sender - TI, Trex

Roses Are Black - Kadhem

Roxy's Sweat - Original Mix - Franky Rizardo

Roy Layers - Jamie 326, Danou P

Sandcastles - Kadosh, Johannes Albert, Abrão

Saturn - Morttagua Remix - Flow & Zeo, Morttagua

Shadow - Godlands Remix - Boombox Cartel, Moody Good, Godlands, Calivania

Simonelli Freestyle Man

Spaceglide - Extended Mix - Stoneface & Terminal, SinSonic

Spoiler Boom Adrian Hour

Subterranean Glowstick Blues - Audioglider

Summer In The City Sidney Charles

Sunshine - JKriv Beach Burn Mix - Kokoro Disco-San, Clara Gispert, JKriv

Surrounded By Neighbours Luke Vibert

Swerve - Original Anthony Naples

Tactic - Pfirter

 The Rite Hyenah, Ernesto & The Basement Gospel

The Sample (Hijack Remix) - Kyle Watson, Hijack

Think About Me Azifm, Scout

Travel to the Unknown - Julian Nates Remix Lio Q, Nicolas Leonelli, Julian Nates

Tuko Tuko Lee Foss, Paskman

Ubi - Musumeci Waterfloor Mix Mia Mendi, Thomas Gandey, Musumeci

We Don’t Need - Piero Pirupa, Ben Kim & Samuele Scelfo present After Mars Remix Piero Pirupa, Samuel

Wedance Drumcomplex, Dr. Motte

White Nights Weekend Heroes, Cadillac Express

Wilderness - Tim Cant

With You S.P.Y

You and the Beat Dompe

Your Love - Extended Club Mix Hyenah, Nanghiti Aviankoi

[ljones41]

"THREE ACT TRAGEDY" (2010) Review

"THREE ACT TRAGEDY" (2010) Review When I was in my early teens, I had shifted my attention from Nancy Drew mysteries to those novels written by Agatha Christie. And I have not stopped since. I confess that this shift in reading material was the result of seeing the 1978 movie, "DEATH ON THE NILE", for the first time. Properly hooked on Christie's works, I focused my attention on her 1934 novel, "Murder in Three Acts", also known as "Three Act Tragedy". I have seen two adaptations of Christie's 1934 novel. The first was television adaptation in the mid 1980s, titled "MURDER IN THREE ACTS", which starred Christie veteran Peter Ustinov as Hercule Poirot. Although I enjoyed it, I had hoped to see an adaptation of the novel in its original 1930s setting. I had to wait many years before the ITV series, "AGATHA CHRISTIE'S POIROT" granted my wish with an adaptation that not only retained the original setting, but also the original title, "THREE ACT TRAGEDY". The story begins on the coast of Cornwall, where Hercule Poirot attends a dinner party at the home of famed stage actor, Sir Charles Cartwright. The latter's guests also include: *Dr. Sir Bartholomew Strange - Sir Charles' old childhood friend and a nerve specialist *Lady Mary Lytton-Gore - a Cornish neighbor of Sir Charles, who is from an impoverished old family *Hermione "Egg" Lytton-Gore - Lady Mary's young daughter, with whom Sir Charles is in love *Muriel Wills - a successful playwright also known as Anthony Astor *Captain Freddie Dacres - a former Army officer and gentleman gambler *Cynthia Dacres - Captain Dacres' wife and a successful dressmaker *Reverend Stephen Babbington - the local curate and Sir Charles' Cornish neighbor *Mrs. Babbington - Reverend Babbington's wife near Sir Charles's home in Cornwall. *Oliver Manders - a young Cornish neighbor of Sir Charles', who is interested in Egg *Miss Milray - Sir Charles' secretary The guests gather in Sir Charles' drawing-room for a round of pre-dinner cocktails. The party is marred when one of the guests, Reverend Babbington, collapses and dies after drinking his cocktail. An inquest rules his death as a result from natural causes. However, Sir Charles believes that Reverend Babbington may have been murdered, but Poirot is not convinced. About a month or so later, Poirot is vacationing in Monte Carlo, when he encounters Sir Charles. The latter reveals via a newspaper article that Dr. Strange had died from similar circumstances, while hosting a dinner party at his home in Yorkshire. Most of the guests who had attended Sir Charles' party had also been there, with the exception of Mrs. Babbington and Miss Milray. Unlike Reverend Babbington, Sir Bartholomew's death has been ruled as a homicide. Both Poirot and Sir Charles return to Britain to investigate the two deaths. Although "Three Act Tragedy" was one of the first Christie novels I had read, it has never been a favorite of mine. I liked it, but I did not love it. Screenwriter Nick Dear made some changes to the story that I either found appropriate or did not bother me. Dear removed characters like society hound like Mr. Satterthwaite and stage actress Angela Sutcliffe (and one of Sir Charles' former lovers). I did not miss them. One change really improved the story for me. One aspect of the novel that I found particularly frustrating was the minimized presence of Poirot. The lack of Poirot almost dragged the novel into a halt. Thankfully, Dear avoided this major flaw by allowing Poirot's presence to be a lot more prominent. He achieved this change by making Poirot a friend of Sir Charles and removing the Mr. Satterthwaite. Dear also made one other major change in Christie's story, but I will get to it later. Visually, "THREE ACT TRAGEDY" is a gorgeous movie to watch. Peter Greenhalgh, who had passed away last year, provided the production with a colorful photography that I found particularly beautiful. My only complaint about Greenhalgh's photography is that it struck me as a little fuzzy at times to indicate the story's presence in the past. Another dazzling aspect of "THREE ACT TRAGEDY" were the production designs created by Jeff Tessler, who more orless served as the production designer for "AGATHA CHRISTIE'S POIROT" between 2005 and the series' end in 2013. Judging by the admirable way he managed to re-create not only the movie's 1930s setting, but also various locations, only tells me that he had been doing something write. I certainly had no complaints about the costumes designed by Sheena Napier. Like Tessler, she worked for "AGATHA CHRISTIE'S POIROT" for a long period of time . . . even longer than Tessler. Although I am no expert on early 20th century fashion, I thought Napier excellent job in creating costumes for the production's setting and the different characters. The performances featured in "THREE ACT TRAGEDY" were first-rate. I did not find anything exceptional about David Suchet's portrayal of Hercule Poirot, but I thought he gave his usual more-than-competent performance. Martin Shaw gave a very solid performance as the charming, yet intelligent Sir Charles Cartwright, who was the first to sense something wrong about the first murder. I was also impressed by how the actor conveyed his character's insecurity over a romance with a much younger woman. Kimberly Nixon seemed like a ball of fire, thanks to her portrayal of the vibrant and charming Egg Lytton-Gore, who found herself torn between two men. I also enjoyed Art Malik's portrayal of the extroverted Dr. Sir Bartholomew Strange. Although there were times when his performance struck me as a touch too jovial. Ronan Vibert gave a rather insidious, yet oddly charming performance as "gentleman" gambler Captain Freddie Dacres. The one performance that really impressed me came Kate Ashfield who gave a very interesting performance as playwright Anthony Astor aka Miss Muriel Wills. Ashfield did an excellent job in recapturing Miss Wills' secretive, yet uber observant personality. The production also featured solid performances from Anastasia Hille, Tom Wisdom, Anna Carteret, Suzanne Bertish, and Tony Maudsley. I do have a complaint about "THREE ACT TRAGEDY". I really wish that Nick Dear had not changed the murderer's main motive for the killings. I have heard rumors that there are two different versions of the story's resolution. My literary version of "THREE ACT TRAGEDY" questioned the murderer's sanity, making the murders a lot more interesting to me. Unfortunately, Nick Dear used the other resolution, one that struck me as a lot more mundane and not very interesting. Too bad. Aside from changing the killer's motive for the murders, I rather enjoyed "THREE ACT TRAGEDY". I am thankful that screenwriter Nick Dear had made Hercule Poirot's presence in the story more prominent than it was in the novel. After all, he is the story's main investigator. But despite excellent acting and solid direction by Ashley Pearce, I would never regard it as one of my favorite productions from "AGATHA CHRISTIE'S POIROT". It was simply a pretty good adaptation of a solid Christie novel. There is nothing else for me to say.

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An affair between the second in line to Britain’s throne and the princess of the feuding Irish spells doom for the young lovers. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Tristan: James Franco Isolde: Sophia Myles Marke: Rufus Sewell Donnchadh: David O’Hara Wictred: Mark Strong Melot: Henry Cavill Bragnae: Bronagh Gallagher Bodkin: Ronan Vibert Edyth: Lucy Russell Leon: JB Blanc Morholt: Graham Mullins Simon: Leo Gregory Orick: Dexter Fletcher Aragon: Richard Dillane Kurseval: Hans Martin Stier Kaye: Thomas Morris Anwick: Jamie Thomas King Rothgar: Wolfgang Müller Lady Serafine: Cheyenne Rushing Lady Marke: Barbora Kodetová Young Isolde: Isobel Moynihan Young Tristan: Thomas Brodie-Sangster Tournament Judge: Gordon Truefitt Young Melot: Myles Taylor Young Simon: Jack Montgomery Luther: Marek Vašut Irish Soldier: David Fisher Lady Aragon: Bronwen Davies Paddreggh: Philip O’Sullivan Tournament Crier: Nevan Finegan Coronation Priest: Jón Ólafsson Widseth: Todd Kramer Widseth’s Sister: Winter Ave Zoli Pict Guard: Miroslav Šimůnek Funeral Priest: Kevin Flood Film Crew: Director: Kevin Reynolds Music: Anne Dudley Editor: Peter Boyle Director of Photography: Artur Reinhart Executive Producer: Jim Lemley Casting: Kate Dowd Executive Producer: John Hardy Producer: Moshe Diamant Producer: Lisa Ellzey Producer: Giannina Facio Producer: Elie Samaha Executive Producer: Ridley Scott Executive Producer: Tony Scott Production Design: Mark Geraghty Set Decoration: Johnny Byrne Costume Design: Maurizio Millenotti Costume Supervisor: Hana Kučerová Writer: Dean Georgaris Executive Producer: Frank Hübner Executive Producer: Matthew Stillman Co-Producer: Anne Lai Co-Producer: Jan Fantl Co-Producer: Morgan O’Sullivan Co-Producer: James Flynn Stunt Coordinator: Nick Powell Unit Production Manager: John J. Kelly First Assistant Director: Robert Huberman Associate Producer: David Minkowski Associate Producer: Christian Frohn Associate Producer: Jennifer Leshnick Associate Editor: Pamela Power Associate Editor: Stephen Boucher Hairstylist: Stefano Ceccarelli Hairstylist: Jiří Farkaš Hairstylist: Alena Marečková Hairstylist: Mario Michisanti Hairstylist: Adéla Robová Hairstylist: Jaroslav Šámal Key Hair Stylist: Mirella Ginnoto Key Makeup Artist: Manlio Rocchetti Art Department Coordinator: Marketa Puzmanova Assistant Art Director: David Voborský Assistant Art Director: David Vondrasek 3D Animator: Ales Dlabac 3D Animator: Zbynek Travincky Visual Effects Supervisor: Jaroslav Polensky Title Designer: Anthony Wonsoff Visual Effects Coordinator: Jan Vseticek Visual Effects Producer: Vít Komrzý Visual Effects Supervisor: Marius Mohnssen Special Effects Supervisor: Pavel Sagner Special Effects Supervisor: Kevin Byrne Additional Still Photographer: Larry D. Horricks Camera Operator: Erwin Lanzensberger Camera Operator: Kacper Lisowski Second Unit Director of Photography: Miro Gábor Gaffer: Tony Devlin Key Grip: Helge Felgendreher Key Grip: Ivo Grešák Rigging Gaffer: Kriz David Still Photographer: Rico Torres Casting: Nancy Bishop Casting: Anja Dihrberg Casting: Kirsty Kinnear Assistant Costume Designer: Giovanni Casalnuovo Assistant Costume Designer: Mariano Tufano Costume Supervisor: Šárka Zázvorková Costume Supervisor: Sarka Zvolenska Key Costumer: Cathy Smith Seamstress: Larisa Šrámková Set Costumer: Rebecca Higginson Digital Intermediate: Mandy Rahn Assistant Editor: Geraint Huw Reynolds Music Editor: Sophie Cornet Music Editor: John Warhurst Script Supervisor: Catherine Allinson Script Supervisor: Peter J. Clark Choreographer: Lucie Samcova ADR Editor: Gareth Rhys Jones Boom Operator: Roman Rigo Foley: Jack Stew Foley Editor: Sefi Carmel Sound Designer: Samir Foco Sound Designer: Zeljko Lopicic-Lepierre Sound Effects Editor: Peter Crooks Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Howard Bargroff Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Graham Daniel Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Martin Schinz Sound Effects Editor: Srdjan Kurpjel Standby Art Director: Rory Bruen Movie Reviews:

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