#Lesley barber

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The Full Monty Series Trailer

“The Full Monty gang is back after 25 years, swapping their stage costumes for dognapping, racing pigeons and one very unconventional hostage situation. Gaz might be older but he’s no wiser, and best mate Dave refuses to get sucked into any more of his antics. But when tragedy strikes, the whole Monty gang must pull together for a common purpose: to honor an old friend.” (FX Networks)

The Full Monty series stars Robert Carlyle (Gaz), Mark Addy (Dave), Lesley Sharp (Jean), Hugo Speer (Guy), Paul Barber (Horse), Steve Huison (Lomper), Wim Snape (Nathan), Tom Wilkinson (Gerald), and Talitha Wing (Destiny). The series is written by Simon Beaufoy and Alice Nutter.

The Full Monty hits Hulu on June 14, 2023.

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First look: The Full Monty

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The Full Monty (Series) Review

26 Years after the famous night of stripping we head back to Sheffield to see how the lads are getting on and greeted with many hard hitting and very tough life battles and moments. Number of episodes: 8 ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Continue reading Untitled

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hi there!!! I’m your content creator secret santa 🤫🎄 how are you?? do you have anything you’re looking forward to this (holiday) season?

I’ve checked out your blog to see what kinds of things you enjoy, but I’d love to hear from you directly 😊

what are some of your favorite shows and movies? who are your favorite characters? ships? do you have any particularly favored music artists lately? maybe specific songs? maybe you even have some favorite books you’d like to share! what about favorite colors?

is there anything you absolutely DON’T want? lol just in case 😅

I hope you have a great rest of your week!

HII!!! I have been preparing for this question for a couple of days and right now immediately I've forgotten everything I know and like, and have ever liked.

[Pause to review my blog and get my thoughts in order]

i love red, green and orange. all the traffic lights baby!

Im looking forward to the holidays it's been... a year.

My ship (just the one rn *sob): I'm currently in Homicide: Life on the Street (1993 - 2000) hell. I love Frank Pembleton and Tim Bayliss with my whole heart, but a 30 year old show and 65 year old men are a bit of a hard ask even from a kind Santa. Bayliss was my first canon bi character on TV and I've not been right since.

Update: Earlier in the year I was heavily into Joanne Davidson/Kate Fleming from Line of Duty (2012 - 2021) until I was gratified by this fic: Bleed into me by Authorette and somehow never thought of it again.

(Yeah not sure about the non-canon (but one half queer in canon) unhappy ending cop duos being my shipping highlight of the year)

Movies: I love Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2001), Pride (2014), Barber (2023), Gattaca (1997), Romy and Michele's High School Reunion (1997), Trust (1990)

Shows: Bob and Rose (2001), Homicide ..(ahahaha) Trust me (2017), Borderliner / Grenseland (2017)

People: I think Rebecca Ferguson, Raul Esparza, Hunter Schaefer, Lesley Sharp, Ethan Hawke, Carla Gugino, Laura Main, Brain Molko, Emma D'Arcy, Vanessa Kirby, Katie McGrath, Caity Lotz, Toby Stephens, Adrienne Shelly, Alexander Skarsgard, Patricia Arquette, Emerald Fennell and David Harbour are just so pretty

Characters: Omar Little (The Wire 2002 - 2008), Catherine Cawood (Happy Valley 2014 - 2023), Christine Chapel (Star Trek Strange new Worlds 2022), Alex Vause (Orange is the new black 2013 - 2019), Nomi Marks (Sense8 2015 - 2017), Joan Holloway/Harris (Mad Men 2007 - 2015), and Deran Cody (Animal Kingdom 2016 - 2022), Charles (Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994), Carrie Mathison (Homeland 2011 - 2020), Patsy Mount (Call the Midwife)

As for hates... I dont like too many fancy fonts on gifs, or double exposures that make people look like they have two heads (I'm guilty of this, yes, yes). Not big on the music. My spotify wrapped this year was where I was reminded that I had just listened to Alanis Morissette, The Crystal Method, Bright Eyes and Placebo and things-to-run-to as I always do. Every year. It is an utter wasteland.

Thank you in advance I'm sure whatever you make will be wonderful. I love this exchange so much. Both ways giving and receiving.

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5 minute read

Patients and staff are in danger as regulators are accused of poor handling of sexual assault allegations made against doctors and nurses, The Independent has been told. 

Campaigners and frontline staff who spoke to The Independent warned that professional regulators are not dealing adequately with allegations of sexual assault, harassment and domestic violence.

A study of rulings by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has also revealed that male nurses account for 80 per cent of striking-off orders relating to sexual assault allegations, despite only making up 11 per cent of the register.

The warning comes after horrific details of rape and abuse by police officer David Carrick were uncovered this week.

Dr Rebecca Cox, who helped sparked a major #MeToo movement in medicine and is co-founder of the Surviving in Scrubs campaign group, told The Independent: “There are great similarities, in the recent cases of prolific sexual harassment and assault, between the Met Police and the NHS. 

“As an organisation, we have had multiple healthcare professionals contacting us desperate to seek support after facing repeated barriers when trying to report harassment and assault to their employing NHS organisation and regulators such as the GMC. 

“Victims find their cases ignored or dropped without good reason, and perpetrators being able to continue working without repercussions. We need a public inquiry into sexism, sexual harassment and sexual assault in healthcare.”

A study of fitness-to-practice hearings by the NMC, shared with The Independent, has found multiple cases in which nurses were prosecuted by the police for domestic violence or sexual assault but faced minimal repercussions under the nursing regulator.

In one case, a nurse convicted of and imprisoned for actual bodily harm against his wife was allowed to produce a “good character statement” during a hearing and was allowed to rejoin the nursing register without restrictions.

In another case, a nurse who had been placed on the register of sex offenders for groping a taxi driver while drunk was given a four-month suspension as the panel considered it a “lower-end” sexual assault.

Nurse Kat Barber, who carried out the study, said there was a “massive misunderstanding” of the context of gender-based violence by the regulator. She added: “In my opinion, [staff and patients] are enormously at risk because of the way [the NMC is] addressing domestic violence and assault.”

However, data shared by the NMC shows that the rate at which sexual assault allegations are progressed to investigation is far higher compared with allegations in general.

Lesley Maslen, executive director of professional regulation at the NMC, said: “There is no place for sexual and domestic abuse in society. We know this disproportionately affects women, who make up the majority of professionals on our register. Our data shows that anyone on our register who is found to have proven allegations of sexual misconduct is highly likely to be struck off.”

Ms Maslen said decisions made by the NMC are reviewed by the Professional Standards Authority, but that the council is always aiming to improve and will reflect on the cases highlighted. Last year the NMC published stronger guidance for those making decisions in such cases – in particular, decisions over their seriousness.

Figures shared by the General Medical Council (GMC) show that more than 500 sexual assault complaints to the doctors’ regulator were dropped between 2018 and 2021. However, data shows that only 45 per cent of sexual assault allegations are closed and not investigated compared to 85 per cent of cases overall.

One doctor told The Independent of her experience referring another doctor to the GMC following a sexual assault. Dr Ash, whose name has been changed, said she was sexually assaulted by a senior male consultant when she was a trainee.

Dr Ash said she didn’t feel she could report the consultant at the time, but referred him to the GMC after an encounter at an event years later. This was just prior to the pandemic, and it has taken three years for the case to be investigated and to conclude.

In its final ruling, the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS), a statutory committee of the GMC, found there was no case to answer, as it could not be proven that Dr Ash hadn’t given consent. 

Dr Ash told The Independent: “The GMC is [just] pushing pieces of paper around. They don’t actually try and find out the truth. They take statements from the witnesses and their names. They have said, ‘Well, it’s totally understandable, you gave them no indication [of non-consent].’ 

“[The MPTS] said there was no relationship of trust between a consultant and a junior doctor, because the difference in age isn’t that much. They’re so far removed from the reality that they blame us for putting up with behaviour that someone in the office would never put up with, because of the urgency and importance and immediacy of our work with patients.” 

Anthony Omo, general counsel and director of fitness to practise at the GMC, said: “There is no place for any form of sexual misconduct in the healthcare services. Sexual assault is a criminal offence, and any doctor who has committed such acts should be investigated by the police.”

He said the GMC works with police and employers to investigate concerns raised, and seeks opportunities to learn from every case.

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Casey Affleck and Lucas Hedges in Manchester by the Sea (Kenneth Lonergan, 2016)

Cast: Casey Affleck, Michelle Williams, Kyle Chandler, Lucas Hedges, C.J. Wilson, Heather Burns, Gretchen Mol, Matthew Broderick. Screenplay: Kenneth Lonergan. Cinematography: Jody Lee Lipes. Production design: Ruth De Jong. Film editing: Jennifer Lame. Music: Lesley Barber. 

Sometimes, to appreciate how good a film is you have to imagine how bad it could have been. The conventional way of telling a story is beginning-middle-end, cause-effect-remedy, disease-diagnosis-cure. But if Kenneth Lonergan had taken that strict linear approach in crafting Manchester by the Sea, we would have been deprived of the element of discovery that makes it such a powerful film. To put it this way, Lonergan could have opened with the calamitous event that so blights the life of Lee Chandler (Casey Affleck), and then shown the breakup with his wife, Randi (Michelle Williams); his efforts to lose himself in menial work as a handyman/custodian in Boston; the death of his brother, Joe (Kyle Chandler), and Lee's return to Manchester; the discovery that Joe has made him guardian of Joe's son, Patrick (Lucas Hedges), and the subsequent attempts to arrange his life around that fact. But by postponing the revelation of the terrible event in Lee's life, placing it in a flashback, Lonergan makes it what it has to be: the very center of the film. We want to know what is troubling Lee, why he's so blocked emotionally, and Lonergan makes us wait for the answer, to speculate what it might be. When the revelation comes that he accidentally killed his small children, it probably fulfills what many of us had guessed it might be, so it doesn't come as a brutal surprise but as an elucidation. To put it at the start of the film, including Lee's aborted attempt at suicide, would have turned the film into a sentimental slog toward redemption. But by first showing us the ways in which Lee has responded by hiding away or lashing out at comforters or the curious -- by putting the middle before the beginning, the effect before the cause -- Lonergan focuses on Lee's continuing everyday pain, not on the enormity of what caused it. And then there's the ending: poignant, inconclusive, but at least somewhat hopeful. A conventional ending that provided balm for the pain, a cure for the disease, would have been phony. We may want the film to end with Lee finding some consolation like that of new fatherhood with Patrick, a rapprochement with Randi, even some kind of successful therapy or -- like Elise (Gretchen Mol), Joe's druggie ex-wife and Patrick's strayed mother -- submission into religious faith, but we would be satisfying our desire for a tidy narrative, not Lee's deep needs. Lonergan handles the traditional religious "cure" brilliantly, showing Patrick's discomfort at the evangelical piety of Elise and her new husband, Jeffrey (Matthew Broderick), and his complaint to Lee that Jeffrey is "Christian." Lee reminds him that they're Christians too -- "Catholics are Christians" -- ironically widening the gulf between Patrick and his mother and her husband. Lee's Catholicism is steeped in guilt, an emotion he knows too well and cannot imagine a life without. The strength of a film like Manchester by the Sea lies in its acknowledgment that life is too shaggy, bristly, and spiky to be neatly wrapped up with cures and fixes for whatever ails it.

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Classic ED - 2005 Debuts & Departures

Classic ED begins airing the 2006 episodes (303 episodes produced) during week 37 (Sep-2024) barring preemptions. Below are KEY character arrivals/departures via ED Wikis.

Arrivals:

04-Jan - Terence Turner returns recast (Nick Brimble)

12-Jan - Samson Dingle born (Bradley Milnes)

03-Feb - Aaron Livesy returns (Danny Webb)

16-Feb - Jamie Hope (Alex Carter)

27-Feb - Katie Sugden returns (Sammy Winward)

03-Mar - Grayson Sinclair (Christopher Villiers)

03-Mar - Perdita Hyde-Sinclair (Georgia Slowe)

23-Mar - Rosemary King (Linda Thorson)

13-Jul - Eli Dingle (Joseph Gilgun)

24-Aug - Latisha Daggert returns (Danielle Henry)

12-Oct - Vic Sudgen returns recast (Isobel Hogdins)

15-Oct - Emily Kirk returns (Kate McGregor)

18-Oct - Ethan Blakee returns (Liam O’Brian)

03-Nov - Lily Butterfield (Anne Charleston)

03-Nov - Eve (Birch) Jenson returns (Raine Davison)

16-Nov - Billy Hopwood (David Crellin) single appearance then regular in 2007

26-Nov - David Metcalfe (Matthew Wolfenden)

26-Dec - Grace Barraclough (Glynis Barber)

Departures:

09-Feb - Aaron Livesy (Denny Webb) returned recast 10-Nov-2008

12-Mar - Nicola Blackstock (Nicola Wheeler) returned 12-Sep-2007

13-Apr - Terence Turner (Nick Brimble) death

12-May - Lesley Meredith (Sherrie Hewson)

14-Jul - Dawn Woods (Julia Mallam) death

25-Jul - Victoria Sugden (Hannah Midgley) returned recast 12-Oct-2006

31-Jul - Alice Dingle (Ursula Holden-Gill) suicide-assisted death

02-Aug - Ivan Jones (Daniel Brocklebank) and Simon Meredith (Dale Meeks)

14-Aug - Martin Crowe (Graeme Hawley)

27-Aug - Latish Daggert (Danielle Henry)

30-Aug - Danny Daggert (Cleveland Campbell) returned 25-May-2007 for 4 episodes

21-Sep - Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley) returned 28-Apr-2009 and Sadie King (Patsy Kensit)

20-Oct - Ethan Blake (Liam O’Brien)

10-Nov - Adam Forsythe (Richard Shelton) suicide

15-Dec - Jean Hope (Susan Penhaligon)

25-Dec - Tom King (Ken Farrington) death

Previous arrivals and departures by year:

1999 - 2005 (cumulative)

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#ProyeccionDeVida

🎥 Cine al Aire Libre. Mujeres del Cine Británico, presenta:

🎬 “ELLAS MANDAN” [Late Night]

🔎 Género: Comedia / Trabajo / Televisión / Feminismo

⏰ Duración: 102 minutos

✍️ Guión: Mindy Kaling

🎵Música: Lesley Barber

📷 Fotografía: Matthew Clark

🗯 Argumento: Katherine Newbury (Emma Thompson), presentadora de un talk-show nocturno que lleva 28 años en antena, sospecha que su longevo programa está a punto de ser cancelado. Para intentar evitarlo y parece más moderna pedirá entonces la ayuda de una de sus ayudantes recién contratada, Molly Patel (Mindy Kaling).

👥 Reparto: Emma Thompson (Katherine Newbury), Mindy Kaling (Molly Patel), John Lithgow (Walter Newbury), Amy Ryan (Caroline Morton), Luke Slattery (Hayes Campbell), Hugh Dancy (Charlie Fain) y Reid Scott (Tom Campbell).

📢 Dirección: Nisha Ganatra

© Productoras: 30West, Imperative Entertainment & Stage 6 Films

📼 Distribuidora: Amazon Studios

🌎 País: Estados Unidos

📅 Año: 2019

📽 Proyección:

📆 Jueves 07 de Marzo

🕖 7:30pm.

🏡 Centro Cultural Británico (jr. Bellavista 538 – Miraflores)

🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ Ingreso libre 

😺🐶🐱🐭 El Dato: El lugar cuenta con Espacio Pet Friendly.

👀 A tener en cuenta: Película recomendada para mayores de dieciséis años. (16+)

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Chick-fil-a Peach Bowl Ole Miss Rebels Vs Penn State Nittany Lions December 30 2023 shirt

Living in rural Oklahoma, four Indigenous teenagers will do anything to get to the Chick-fil-a Peach Bowl Ole Miss Rebels Vs Penn State Nittany Lions December 30 2023 shirt in addition I really love this distant land of California. They’re willing to rob and steal in the hopes of getting their ticket out of town. But along the way, they must outsmart the junkyard meth heads and take on a tough rival gang. All three seasons are available to stream now. A quarter of a century after their initial formation as an all-male striptease group in the original ensemble comedy (also available on Hulu), the squad that famously went “the full monty” is back, resuming their journey through life’s ups and downs in Sheffield, England. Simon Beaufoy, the film’s original screenwriter, teams up with Alice Nutter to pen the script for this eight-part series. The show reunites the beloved castmembers from the film, including Robert Carlyle, Mark Addy, Tom Wilkinson, Paul Barber, Steve Huison and Lesley Sharp.

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Manchester by the Sea

Pace Lambat yang bikin filmnya jadi hebat

Tahun Rilis: 2016

Genre: Drama

Sutradara: Kenneth Lonergan

Sinopsis

"Manchester by the Sea" mengisahkan tentang seorang pria bernama Lee Chandler (Casey Affleck), seorang tukang ledeng yang hidup sendirian dan terasing di Boston. Ketika saudaranya meninggal, Lee kembali ke kota asalnya, Manchester by the Sea, Massachusetts, di mana dia harus menghadapi masa lalunya yang tragis.

Dia mendapati dirinya dihadapkan pada tugas yang berat: mengasuh keponakannya yang remaja, Patrick (Lucas Hedges), setelah kematian ayahnya. Di tengah-tengah kesedihan dan rahasia yang tersembunyi, Lee dan Patrick harus belajar hidup bersama sambil berjuang melawan bayangan masa lalu yang menghantui mereka.

Sinematografi

Pemilihan lokasi dan pengambilan gambar dari film Manchester by the Sea patut diacungi jempol. Suasana tenang dari Massachusetts ditambah lagi pengambilan gambar yang sederhana menjadikan film ini punya arti. Lagi, dengan tema penceritaan dengan latar belakang tragedi, penonton di deliver untuk mengikuti cerita yang sederhana tapi kompleks dengan perasaan manusia didalamnya.

Cast

Casey Affleck memberikan penampilan yang penuh nuansa dan mendalam sebagai Lee Chandler. Dia berhasil menyampaikan kekosongan emosional dan kehampaan karakternya dengan sangat kuat. Hubungan karakter Lee dengan Patrick sebagai "Korban" dari keadaan, yang membuat chemistry yang menarik untuk diikuti sebagai penikmat film drama.

Scoring

Bukan komposer besar seperti Hans Zimmer dengan film garapan Christopher Nolan atau John Williams dengan Star Wars nya yang iconic, Lesley Barber bisa memberikan scoring musik yang menarik, ditambah pace filmnya yang sangat lambat, menambah nuasna mencekamnya film Manchester by the Sea bagi penonton.

Overall

Secara keseluruhan, "Manchester by the Sea" adalah eksplorasi emosi manusia yang jujur dan tulus, menjadikannya film yang luar biasa dalam bentuk drama sederhana namun kompleks. Ini adalah bukti dari kekuatan bercerita dan dampak dari akting yang luar biasa ditambah pace film-nya yang lambat membuatnya sempurna.

Manchester by the Sea

Solid 10/10

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Lesley Barber

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I've been tagged by @generation-null

Thanks

When u get this u post 5 songs u actually listen to and usually u tag 10 of ur followers. But there's mostly p*rnbots following me and I lost track of who is a real person so I'm not gonna tag anyone.

Anyways, here's my 5 songs:

Manchester Minimalist from the Movie Manchester by the Sea - Lesley Barber

Smoke Machine - Dear Reader

Gumbagubanga - Coppelius

Frühlingslied - Reinhard Lakomy

Uma Thurman - Fall Out Boy

If I didn't tag you but u're a real person, feel free to post your 5 songs as well

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Lesley Barber

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Lesbian

DOB: Born 1962

Ethnicity: White - Canadian

Occupation: Composer, musician, conductor

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Mansfield Park (1999)

Miramax Films

Impression: too much fun. Love Fanny’s wit and charm! A woman far ahead of her time. Brilliantly cast and played!

Collection: yes

Overall: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Concept: ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Story: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Storytelling: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Characters: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Casting: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Visually: ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Score/Soundtrack: ⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2

Entertainment: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Best: Fanny Price

Worst: wasn’t long enough. Wanted to get lost in that story for hours.

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- You love me. - No, I didn't say that. - I mean not in those exact words but... - No, I didn't say it in any of those words.

Late Night, Nisha Ganatra (2019)

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Manchester by the Sea(2016)  Written and Directed by Kenneth Lonergan