Bravo Marc!
What a wonderful thread - thank you! How lovely to see so many well dressed men in one place. But why are Jones' fists clenched in almost every photo of him? lol
I'd put them all above James Dean, TBH. I don't think he was that good and let's face it, he only made three films! It's not as though he was outstanding in any of them. [huh]
This is something I've never thought about before but now you mention it, Lizzie, do you not have grills built into your cookers?
Ummm, by grill I mean the thing you put your bread under to toast it. I'm not sure that a grill over here is necessarily the same over there! lol
Generally...
LM, your posts are always so interesting. Thank you for sharing that with us - that sounds like such a wonderful tradition. It's lovely to know that there are still some places in the world that revere older people instead of sticking them in homes and forgetting about them.
Back in the days when I used to imbibe, I loved nothing better than to have a bottle of Carpathian Pinot Noir with dinner. Not that I'd have the entire bottle to myself of course!
People used to do that to my daughter (19th Dec) and it infuriated me. So I started sending all the relatives combined Christmas/birthday cards and presents, even if their birthdays were in the summer! The point was made and my daughter got to have separate gifts and cards.
I actually think...
Are you familiar with Colin Johnson?
http://www.johnsonshoes.com/
I've heard excellent things about this man (and he makes vegan shoes too, if that is your thing). Prices are good too.
The Top List!
According to the BBC, the following are the top 50 screen legends (in order):
The men
Humphrey Bogart
Cary Grant
James Stewart
Marlon Brando
Fred Astaire
Henry Fonda
Clark Gable
James Cagney
Spencer Tracy
Charlie Chaplin
Gary Cooper
Gregory Peck
John...
Audrey's famous Breakfast At Tiffany's LBD (designed by Givenchy) is being auctioned at Christie's today and is expected to fetch between £50,000 and £70,000.
Proceeds are to go to a charity in India that works with the under-privileged.
I definitely feel the right choice was made. Clive Owen has the capacity to be an excellent actor (I liked him in Gosford Park) but I don't think he has that certain Bondliness that Craig has. Which is why he wasn't chosen, I suspect!
221b - love your av! Brett was THE Holmes! :D
A friend of a friend was sitting in front of Spacey at Ronnie Scott's a few weeks ago and claimed he was all; "Oohh me, me - look, I'm famous. I'm Kevin Spacey. Worship me."
I don't believe a word of it! I think she was just miffed that his preferences lie in other directions! lol I like...
Now don't get me wrong, I like Dita - as far as I am concerned, she is the closest thing to female perfection that we have today and I'm quite fond of her husband too, though I detest his music. However, I find Dita's attitude toward sweatpants a tad hypocritcal seeing as how she allows her name...
Oh my goodness, the Happy Prince - yes! That always makes me a little tearful. Unlike Raymond Briggs' Father Christmas, which makes me grin a lot. And The Snowman, which makes me do both. :D
Perhaps the E stands for Electroplated? As in EPNS - Electroplated Nickel Silver. Just a wild stab in the dark there.
My grandparents used to have cutlery similar to that when I was a child (proper silver ones for 'best' though!) and I always remember that one or two of the forks had begun...
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