#Felicity Kendal

[cinematicjourney]

Valentino (1977) | dir. Ken Russell

[bitchbrisket]

JEWISH QUEEN

[evviejo]

requested by anonymous >>  1920s costumes in the unicorn and the wasp

[sconesfortea]

Countdown to the 60th anniversary rewatch | 4.07: The Unicorn and The Wasp

[smashorpass50plus]

Felicity Kendal

[veryslowreader]

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie

Doctor Who: "The Unicorn and the Wasp"

[grimdarknokia]

the fandom (do we have a fandom? hello?) needs more shitposts

[ulrichgebert]

Die ganze Welt ist eine Bühne. Also auch Indien. Die Schauspielerfamilie Kendal, hier unter dem Tarnnamen "Buckingham" spielt dort in den 60er Jahren auf recht unterschiedlichen Bühnen Shakespeare-Stücke, aber es läuft alles nicht so gut wie früher, die Leute interessieren sich gar nicht mehr so für Shakespeare und schauen lieber unseriöse Musikfilme. Töchterlein Felicity verguckt sich in den hübschen, aber unseriösen Shashi Kapoor, der steht aber unter der Fuchtel einer berühmten, aber zickigen (und unseriösen) Bollywood-Diva, so daß Felicity schließlich nach England heimgeschickt wird, wo sie uns dann auch nur 56 Jahre später hier in Anything Goes erfreute, und Shashi heiratete stattdessen ihre Schwester. So imitiert das Leben die Kunst, und umgekehrt.

[weepingfoxfury]

'And up and down, and up and down, and up and down', an enthusiastic excerpt on the radio from an age old Felicity Kendal workout encourages ... I obligingly do just that with my coffee cup ... if I'm going to raise my leg in that manner it'll simply be to pick some strange piece of something or other off my fluffy slipper ... the best thing I found inside my slipper this week was a sultana ... let's raise the coffee cup once more in honour of all the slippers long since gone to slipperland, where the floors are grippy and the dogs have undergone slipper chewing aversion therapy ...

[mariocki]

Man in a Suitcase: Blind Spot (1.20, ITC, 1968)

"You know what I have in here?"

"Your lunch?"

"A confidential report concerning you."

"Confidentially, I don't care."

[nerds-yearbook]

On December 3rd, 1926 the mystery writer Agatha Christie is staying at a country estate and confronted to solve a real murder mystery (professor peach, in the library with a lead pipe) along with a party crasher known as the Doctor (Doctor 10) and his companion Donna. Unlike the murders in her stories, this one appears to be committed by a giant wasp disguised as a man. This adventure happened on the date she historically (in real life) disappeared for a week and half. ("The Unicorn and the Wasp" Doctor Who, TV)

[oceanusborealis]

We’re Back! - A Dinosaur’s Story (1994) – Exploring the Past

TL;DR – A fascinating time capsule to the early 1990s, which might feel as far in the past as the dinosaurs featured.  ⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 3 out of 5. Post-Credit Scene – There is no Post-Credit Scene.Disclosure – I paid to watch this film. We’re Back! – A Dinosaur’s Story Review – I always like plugging in gaps in my knowledge when it comes to cinema, especially when it hits one of those topics…

[reslutcitate]

i would die for him

[ministerforpeas]

Everyone Goes to the Toilet!

[helmstone]

Ludwig — new pictures from David Mitchell detective released

Ludwig — new pictures from David Mitchell detective released

The BBC has released a whole host of pictures from upcoming (Autumn) crime series Ludwig. You can see them all in the press release, from which I’ve grabbed the plot summary and cast details. Reclusive puzzle-setter, John ‘Ludwig’ Taylor (David Mitchell) sees his life of solitude turned upside down when his identical twin brother, James, disappears without a trace. In a quest to track James…

[frontmezzjunkies]

West End's Surprisingly Real and Funny "Noises Off"

#frontmezzjunkies reviews: #WestEnd's #NoisesOff by #MichaelFrayn d: #LindsayPosner w/ #FelicityKendal #JonathanCoy #JamesFleet #AlexanderHanson #MathewHorne #TamzinOuthwaite #SashaFrost #OscarBatterham #PepterLunkuse @TheatreRBath #BreadAndButterPR

Sasha Frost, Felicity Kendal, Alexander Hanson, and Tamzin Outwaite in West End’s Noises Off. Photo by Nobby Clark. The London Theatre Review: West End’s Noises Off by Ross The last time I saw Noises Off, the nearly perfect British farce from 1982 by playwright Michael Frayn (Benefactors; Make and Break), now celebrating its 40th anniversary, was back in 2016 at the Roundabout Theater on…