Robert DeNiro and Martin Scorsese on the set of "Cape Fear". (1991)
"Cape Fear" is a psychological thriller film directed by Martin Scorsese and released in 1991. It's a remake of the 1962 film of the same name. The movie features Robert De Niro in a prominent role as Max Cady, a menacing ex-convict who seeks revenge against his former attorney. De Niro and Scorsese have a longstanding collaboration, with "Cape Fear" being one of their notable projects together. Their partnership has produced several iconic films over the years, making them one of Hollywood's most celebrated actor-director duos.
@EwanMacKenna I'm as skeptical as can be when it comes to T&F athletes but in this cicumstance, I don't think she could live with herself given her ex coach's stance on IPDs
@buff_egan How much are the near 40 inter county players getting paid for playing over in the US, whilst at the same time missing their owns club championship back home. Where's the amateur / volunteer ethos there?
@DanMurp61714895 @ShaneBeattyNews@Toibin1 DIF took over the maintenance and operation from NTR,I think, who were the initial SPV.Blame the Gov for entering into these shabby and flawed PPP contracts. Was a way of keeping mainly infrastructure projects off Gov books with all the risk put on the private sector for 25+ yrs
@alanfair12 @DanMurp61714895 @ShaneBeattyNews@Toibin1 Nope, its still privately owned under a PPP contract which was popular during the boom yrs. An SPV (a company made up of different stakeholders) finances, designs, builds, operates and maintains it for 25yrs.Contract was signed in 2007 so has 10 more yrs to milk the public cow!
@cooper_m I do hope that hospitality sector rebel agaisnt this en masse if it does come to pass. Then the authorities will struggle to implement it. Irish gov taken tbe public on a ride. Compliance can only go so far.
@killianm97@vyatsenko @RevolutApp @RTELateLateShow The fact that it is a PR stunt from @RevolutApp is agreed with. So what? £100k is well spent from a successful business person. But why have a late late toy show appeal in the first place? Is it for the private sector/ individual to prop up the shortcomings of the public sector??