I thought THE LONG WALK was more fun.

I shall adopt the STUNT RAT! shout. (Though maybe not in cinemas...)

You can check out the history of alterations and editing on the page via tabs at the top. If you can link to outside confirmation/attribution for your alteration, that's a plus.

Even medieval peasants have bright white shiny teeth in Hollywood movies, unless they get a tooth wrangler in (a wide variety of tooth decay in Cloud Atlas, for example, though that wasn't strictly Hollywood).

I tweaked a couple of entries, adding/correcting info on my bio page & once correcteda line in John Carpenter's The Thing suggesting initial critical reaction to the film was "mixed" (it was extremely negative). Wasn't hard - I'd do it if I were you, unless you want those lies/omissions to persist.

Never got over Andie's "creative" ruination of a beautiful vintage late 1950s dress, turning it into a shapeless sack. When I saw her handiwork I didn't care WHO she wound up with😂

Worth doing, though.

They advise consulting the Size Guide, but I can't find that anywhere. May I ask what size you bought? (I like my jumpers biggish, and can't stand anything tight around the armpits; I swim regularly so have solid shoulders.)

Thanks! The NOTLD one is nice too, but the Nosferatu (based on the original artwork?) is truly fabulous. I might be a copycat. (Was just reflecting the other day that one of the insulting things my siblings called me when I was little was "copycat".)

This is fabulous, rivalled only by your Orlok-esque posing. Where can I get one?

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