@CinemaTweets1 There are a lot of great lines in it that aren't said by Doc Holliday. My favourite line of the whole film is Curly Bill's "Watch it, Johnny... I hear he's real fast."
@KhairoAetos@dmagillwrite@ThatMoviePage Exactly - the Outlaws are running a successful mafia operation in the territory, the Earps are in Tombstone to start a business but Curly Bill knows their lawmaking past will inevitably draw them back. And Ringo isn't bothered by mild insults, he's bothered by meeting his match.
@buskeroo Of course โ fully understand there will be lots of family/friends of cast/crew there and everyone will be rushing around catching up, so will do my best to pick the right moment but equally forgive me if not perfect!
@thehistoryguy My pet theory is that it's not just about spies, it's a religious allegory tying in with Alec Guinness's Catholicism. There are some pretty blatant allusions to Control being God, Jim Prideaux being Jesus, [the mole] being Satan etc.
As is traditional on these occasions - I like to remind everyone of the time I coached Dina Asher-Smith. When we did a Ted-X talk. An Olympian, a guy that cured Ebola - and me. https://t.co/Iy20A9Cevm
@MrMichaelSpicer The musicians who write and play those pieces always turn out to be perfectly capable of playing enjoyable music, they just consider it beneath them.
Liked the grenade episode best of #MaloryTowers S4 โ Gwenโs character increasingly reminds me of Arnold Rimmer in Red Dwarf (which is a compliment!)
Some years ago I was walking past Dolphin Square and stopped to let a car pull out. The passenger smiled and thanked me for waiting. I realised it was Glenda Jackson. Tiny gesture but indicative of the person.