He has a terrific scene, a long monologue at a wedding in the film of Feiffer's play Little Murders (1971). Feiffer, at ninety-five, survives him.

The smooth black nose is a wonderful contrast with the curly white fur.

Well done!

What is it?

I think it does not travel far from Lewes.

And "returned back"?

I always find it interesting to see which words and phrases feel "modern". "Flabbergasted" was used in the C18, "windbag" in the C19, and "blabbermouth" in early C20. "Traipse" is C15. "Hanker", C17. But they're great, vivid words, which maybe is what "modern" connotes.

Baskerville?

I was about to add that which I learnt from Meryl Secrest's biography. Which for its time was not bad.

But Uggi soothingly inspired them.

But it can find a place in dialogue?

Is he known there as a Bedlington?

Six-Dinners Sid!

Ecosia? Though this now has sponsored items at the top...

A question about which is the correct subtitle for it. The Saddest Story Ever Told or A Tale of Passion?

But what about swimming galas?