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sanctuary, tony richardson 1961

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10 febbraio … ricordiamo …

10 febbraio … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2022: Lilli Cerasoli, talvolta indicata come Lili Cerasoli; vero nome Luisa Cerasoli, attrice italiana. Attiva negli anni ’50, è stata fra le interpreti del film Guendalina (1957). È stata musa-indossatrice dello stilista Vincenzo Ferdinandi. Dopo una carriera di successo come indossatrice, e come attrice per fotoromanzi per la rivista “Sogno”, esordì come attrice di cinema nel 1953. Ha…

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Hear No Evil (1993, Robert Greenwald)

3/18/23

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The Not-So-New 52: Wonder Woman (2009)

Welcome to The Not-So-New 52, your digital Swampflix comic book (adaptation) newsstand! Starting in 2007, DC Comics and Warner Premiere entered the direct-to-home-video market with animated features, mostly in the form of adaptations of well-received event comics or notable arcs. This Swampflix feature takes its name from the 2011 DC relaunch event “The New 52,” and since there are (roughly)…

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54 years ago today, March 20, 1969, Shelley Morrison, Sally Field & Marge Redmond in (Season 2, Episode 23: "Cast Your Bread Upon The Waters" originally aired on March 20, 1969) The Flying Nun (1967-70, ABC)

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The Trouble with Angels

directed by Ida Lupino, 1966

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“The Flying Nun” cast in 1968 at the Convent San Tanco in Puerto Rico. Pictured: Shelly Morrison, Alejandro Rey, Marge Redmond, Sally Fields, and Madeline Sherwood

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Isn't it touching how a perfect murder has kept our friendship alive all these years?

Family Plot, Alfred Hitchcock (1976)

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Vintage Paperback - The Flying Nun: #04 The Little Green Men by William Johnston (1969)

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R.I.P. Marge Redmond

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Marge Redmond Alejandro Rey Sally Field and Shelley Morrison in The Flying Nun

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The Rockford Files 5.13

Easily one of the very best episodes.

As well as being a complex thriller (with Jim caught up in a big conspiracy) this is a story about the little guy - the Everyman (a role that James Garner plays better than anyone else alive or dead) - going up against the system. Whether it be bureaucracy or the government or whatever, the problem is the same: the little guy gets screwed. Well, not Jim Rockford - he fights back!!

A lot of the screentime is devoted to other characters, each on their own narrative path. And, for once, that works perfectly. The characters are interesting and the casting is perfect.

Marge Redmond towers above everyone else, however. This is one of the best performances we’ve seen on TRF.

And her character makes such an unlikely ally for Rockford. In fact, in her early appearances the character is unsympathetic and appears to be just another part of the problem. Then the script makes a clever switch and she turns out to be very much on the side of the good guys.

Although there are some clearly defined “villains” in the story, for the most part the problem is the lack of inter-agency communication. Which is why the story resonates. Everybody has had to deal with government bodies that don’t talk to one another, and thus we can all empathise with Jim’s plight here and cheer him on to victory.

10/10

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Marge Redmond   December 14, 1924 - February 10, 2020