#Charles Glover
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abs0luteb4stard · 2 years ago
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W a t c h i n g
It's entertaining, but it's lacking a clearer narrative or lacks better definition. But the soundtrack is top notch.
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mypastnow · 11 months ago
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Montague Charles Glover (1898–1983), an officer from the middle classes, was awarded the Military Cross for bravery during World War I, and worked as an architect during most of his life.
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tvstars2 · 23 days ago
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elijah120607 · 11 months ago
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milton-dammers · 4 months ago
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We Have Always Lived in the Castle (2018)
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zolexxis · 5 months ago
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'naming 100 men'
https://youtu.be/aMD_kUnXEtA
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posted a new video on my channel! thank you for 100 subscribers I LOVE YALL THE MOST <3333333
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realmisssixxty · 10 months ago
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this is my favourite type of niche early 2010’s music idek how to categorize it but it fucks
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tedhead · 9 months ago
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Danny Glover and director Charles Burnett on the set of To Sleep with Anger (1990)
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mannytoodope · 8 months ago
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randommemories · 11 months ago
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Mark Seliger's photography for the Vanity Fair oscar party
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randomrichards · 2 years ago
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TO SLEEP WITH ANGER:
Old friend in town
Fuels deep seeded resentments
Families tested
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movieassholes · 1 year ago
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Grace, I need a full report on a guy named Brice Cummings. He's an L.A. slimeball.
Brice Cummings - Scrooged (1988)
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mariocki · 2 years ago
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The Saint: Invitation to Danger (6.2, ITC, 1968)
"Just get out of the car."
"And if I don't?"
"You can make it hard or easy. Either way you lose."
"Let's make it hard."
#the saint#invitation to danger#1968#itc#leslie charteris#terry nation#roger moore#shirley eaton#robert hutton#julian glover#warren stanhope#bryan marshall#charles houston#leslie crawford#ros drinkwater#dennis chinnery#a milestone is reached. this is the 100th episode of the saint to air. what a marathon.. when i look back on starting this journey.. i was#so young.. so naive.. it's also Moore's 7th directing job on the show‚ his first for s6‚ and while i momentarily wondered if he'd specially#requested to do the 100th ep i quickly realised this almost certainly was NOT the 100th in production‚ what with the screwy transmission#orders etc. past Moore directed eps have to my mind skewed bigger and more expensive looking‚ but actually this is a fairly modest ep in#production terms‚ with a relatively small cast and only a few brief location scenes. if it is in any way Bigger then it's in the script‚ an#unusually labyrinthine plot from Nation which features frame ups on frame ups‚ triple and quadruple crosses and red herrings by the bucket#a welcome return for Eaton‚ not seen since s1‚ and Julian Glover is playing his typically sullen henchman part to perfection. one troubling#aside; Bryan Marshall's character is clearly intended to be a young‚ inexperienced member of the villain's gang‚ and he even gets referred#to as 'the kid' by Houston. this makes a later scene‚ in which Simon engineers his own escape by CRUSHING BRYAN UNDER A BARREL AND THEN#ABANDONING HIM IN A BURNING ROOM kind of deeply fucked up. he killed that kid. Simon you done killed a damn kid. wt actual f#forgive the caps but cmon. what the hell Moore. and he directed it too! sigh. but yeah this is a pretty good one‚ if bewilderingly plotted#in places. a lot going on. Charteris (who even at this point was fairly involved with the series‚ getting a look at scripts and plot#summaries in advance of production) was a great admirer of Nation's scripts for the series. no word on what he made of Moore's directing#i think he's pretty good for what it's worth!
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tvstars2 · 23 days ago
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mywingsareonwheels · 2 years ago
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Excellent thing: gaining access to the Audible audio adaptation of A Christmas Carol because they’ve given me yet another free trial and that’s included with membership.
Even better thing: THAT CAST. I mean. Derek Jacobi as Dickens, Kenneth Cranham as Scrooge, my beloved Roger Allam as Jacob Marley, MIRIAM FRICKING MARGOLYES as the Ghost of Christmas Present, and Brendan Coyle and Tim McInnerny and Jamie Glover and Jenna Coleman and Joshua James and Emily Bruni and and and and.
Entirely predictable thing that is making me facepalm at myself: look. In my defense, I listened to it using my headphones. And then Roger as Jacob had these... angry/frustrated/caring/distressed growls. So really it isn’t my fault IN THE LEAST that I found that inappropriately sexy and now have even more Jacob Marley feelings than usual. ;-)
(Which really was already a lot. Jacob’s past hoping for himself and he gets that second chance for Scrooge (and we never know what he had to do to get it but it can’t have been easy) and it’s so incredibly selfless especially coming from someone who was not selfless at all in life and I just have to hope that knowing that he’s succeeded in making something better despite everything gives him comfort and aaaaaah.)
Also entirely predictable: Jamie Glover is one of the best voice actors I know of anyway (not nearly enough people know his work) and then he’s Bob Cratchit and you get to That Bit and I may just have sobbed through the whole thing. I always cry at that bit, to be fair, but not like that. Aaaaah.
Assuming I still have access to the thing after I cancel my membership (because I do prefer not to give Amazon money when I can help it), I’ll listen to it again at Christmas. <3 Extremely well-done, very good adaptation all round. The script is very good and is very interesting in its choice of which bits to adapt (always fascinating what people go for); the acting is absolutely the best I’ve seen or heard in any adaptation of the story. In particular I think Kenneth Cranham is even better than either Patrick Stewart or Michael Caine as Scrooge and I do not say that lightly as they were both amazing.
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arte-e-homoerotismo · 2 months ago
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Os garotos de Montague Glover uniformizados
Montague Charles Glover foi um arquiteto e fotógrafo freelancer britânico. Ele é mais notável por sua representação da vida homossexual em Londres durante o início e meados do século XX por meio de fotografias privadas tiradas principalmente para seu próprio prazer. Suas fotografias tendem a documentar o "comércio bruto", a classe trabalhadora e os membros das forças armadas.
O amante de Montague por 50 anos, Ralph Hall, é retratado na sexta fotografia, sentado do lado de fora da casa compartilhada em uniforme. Hall serviu na Segunda Guerra Mundial como piloto da RAF.
O próprio Montague está na quinta foto como um ombro para se apoiar, e na sétima foto, sentado entre dois de seus "comércios brutos". Ele serviu na Primeira Guerra Mundial como segundo-tenente e foi condecorado com a Cruz Militar por bravura em 1918.
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Montague Glover’s boys in uniform
Montague Charles Glover was a British freelance architect and photographer. He is most notable for his depiction of homosexual life in London during the early to mid-20th century through private photographs taken primarily for his own enjoyment. His photographs tend to document ‘rough trade’, the working class and members of the military.
Montague’s lover of 50 years, Ralph Hall, is depicted in the sixth photograph, sitting outside their shared house in uniform. Hall served in WWII as a pilot for the RAF.
Montague himself is in the fifth picture as a shoulder to lean on, and the seventh picture, sitting between two of his ‘rough trades’. He served in WWI as a second lieutenant and was awarded the Military Cross for bravery in 1918.
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