#Jeremy Cooper

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The reflecting skin, 1990

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[anamon-book]

柔らかい殻 Cinema square Magazine No.95 シネマスクエアとうきゅう 監督＝フィリップ・リドリー／出演＝ジェレミー・クーパー、ヴィゴ・モーテンセン、リンジー・ダンカン ほか

[jacobwren]

“I don't want to cook and I don't want to be cooked for, I don't want to speak or be spoken to and I don't want to be silent or be silenced, I don't want to be seen by anybody and I don't want to be left alone, I don't want to live and I don't want to die.”  ― Jeremy Cooper, Ash before Oak

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The Reflecting Skin (1990)

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"He was aware that becoming a film buff had shifted his pitch of mind to the political left"

"Brian", Jeremy Cooper, Fitzcarraldo Editions, 2023, p. 84

[anokatony]

'Brian' by Jeremy Cooper - For the Love of Movies

  ‘Brian��� by Jeremy Cooper   (2023) – 180 pages   The novel ‘Brian’ is not for everyone. If you are not a quality movie aficionado, you are probably not going to enjoy this novel. I have a simple test to determine whether or not you will enjoy ‘Brian’. If you have watched and liked two or more Ingmar Bergman movies, you will probably like this novel ‘Brian’. Otherwise you might as well skip it.…

[kaggsy59]

"Brian" at the BFI!!!

Just popping in today with a quick post about an event in London which might interest some readers! As you know, I’ve read and loved several books by Jeremy Cooper, published by Fitzcarraldo, the most recent being “Brian“; a wonderful work centred around the titular character’s love of film, it’s been quite a hit in the blogging world, and indeed generally. Jeremy very kindly sent an email…

[notesonfilm1]

Brian (Jeremy Cooper, Fitzcarraldo Editions, 2023

A novel that is also work of criticism, BRIAN feels very English to me, kitchen-sinky even – loneliness and alienation enveloped in cold and damp; and whereas the French might have abstracted the material into some heroic philosophical struggle, here the attempt at connection and meaning are almost pointillist, every precise dot adding up to a larger picture; there’s something endearingly Barbara…

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me when tumblr writers actually have lives and aren’t cranking out works every second every day to keep me fed

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this is my hear me out cake. i’m loud and proud.

[awwsd]

I’ve always rly loved Jeremike as a ship at least how it exists in the modern FNAF fandom? Because it’s idk. Just so sweet to me. Jeremy is a non-character, he’s is all of our collective OC’s, born out of affection for Michael and a desire to give him companionship and like a buddy or true love or something. And then people take Jeremy and turn him into an interesting and compelling character with so many storylines to explore and he can really be whoever you want him to be and it’s just neat I like it a lot.

[sherlockianscholar]

the above is from granada's "the speckled band."

we all know that the sky's the limit when praising jeremy's acting, but i'll always be most in love with his eyes. he conveys so much power and depth through them. as this interaction with roylott plays out, holmes engages with him (for the most part) icily and concisely. but underneath it all, jeremy's eyes burn with an intensity and fire that's almost palpable through the screen. his revulsion towards roylott is visceral.

additional notes: watson's jump at the door opening. the iconic moment when holmes gulps at roylott bending the poker. all fantastic.

and now what more is there to say than i thank you, mrs. hudson, just another client.

[cosmonautroger]

Jeremy Irons, Bradley Cooper, The Words, 2012