Remembering the brilliant @DameRutherford 54 years after her passing. No moment captures her inimitable charm better than her delightful unscripted twist-dancing scene in MURDER AT THE GALLOP (1963) where she effortlessly out-danced the younger crowd and won our hearts forever.🌹
Favourite moments in ‘A Chump at Oxford’: Stan’s big pipe; Stan lording it over Ollie as Lord Paddington and saying ‘chin up, no both of them’; “Suppose we make it Ash Wednesday, I’m having pancakes”; the way Stan says ‘What happened?’ and ‘We don’t know anything!’
I've just asked my MP to attend the debate on Ehlers-Danlos syndromes and cranio cervical instability. It's very easy to email your MP too via https://t.co/2yDL2Az8Na
Magpies in folklore are complex figures, symbolizing both good and bad luck, intelligence, prophecy, and mischief... 'Magpie Morning’ by contemporary UK printmaker Annie Soudain #WomensArt#WildlifeArtWeek
What makes the 'Two Ronnie's' so incredibly amazing isn't just their intellectual brilliance but the way that, unlike modern comedians, they could make us laugh with clean language and manners. Even their innuendos are delivered with charm.