Paul Marsh

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@RodneyMarshall1 Forgot. The man who would be king

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@RodneyMarshall1 Sleuth definitely. The quite American possibly

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@RodneyMarshall1 Saw Last orders at the London Film Festival. Cried like a baby at the end

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@QuintsVessel Not his best but worth a watch

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@RodneyMarshall1 Have a look at the list of people considered for Jonathan Creek. I recall Hugh Laurie and Nigel Planer but there several others. Possibly Rik Mayall

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@thebowlerhatman Feast please

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@TheStingisBack I watch this regularly- at least twice a year- still a great film and Fox is mesmeric

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@Suzierizzo1 The boy next to David Jones?

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@almurray @WeHaveWaysPod My birthday today as well. Please wish him all the best

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@BestMovieMom One of those films was Kingdom of Heaven. She shines in that

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@therealnoelyg He has got a derby on him

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@VaseemKhanUK Bought it in hardback it’s a great premise which really works. Q is a character that fills out as the story develops.

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@PurelyFootball Surely the Devon Lock moment is more appropriate

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@QuintsVessel Those early Joseph Wambaugh novels were all good. The blue knight & the choirboys were very good

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@QuintsVessel Good book.

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@BoylanRoger @JamesAHogg2 My favourite of his later films

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@GRCinemaTicket Robin & Marion

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@GRCinemaTicket The man who would be king

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@archivetvmus71 Forever associated with the Penge bungalow murders.

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@NAM_London @LordAshcroft Delighted to hear that