A great film with a stellar cast.

Also might be one of the few films you can say the hero single handedly took on the villains.

Often a ministerial double act with Raymond Huntley.

More like clippy.

It looks like your making a movie? Would you like me to star in it? 1. Get me to star in it. 2. Just make a successful movie without me.

Pedants corner here. Might want to edit that one.

A solid 70's/80's of guest appearances on network shows.

I missed the director connection though which he transitioned into in the 90's onwards. Aso directed One False Move.

I could see him see him and Parker bitching about why they're getting screwed by the company with a half share.

There's a 4 minute Joe Dante feature on you tube where he talks about going to see this. In it he says Ridley Scott claims to have never seen it.
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An early Jared Harris appearance. Upon a recent rewatch, it was the voice that stood out.

Question is will TCM have to pay a fee to access the library?

Or is their a way to partner with other classic picture providers for a larger streaming service. BFI or Talking Pictures in the UK.

Criterion would seem a natural partner but they already a deal with the other half.

I would really like to see the directors cut for this being released. If it's sitting in storage somewhere, seems like a missed opportunity.
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This prompts a question. How great would a Paul Giamatti Loki have been?

It's also currently on the Criterion Channel in Three Noirs by John Farrow. For those without TCM.

Yikes! 30! I always get the impression Jeremy Irons had an absolute blast in this trying to out-Rickman his fellow Brit as the villain.

Directed by Dahl with Hopper and J.T.Walsh. Enough said.

Watched this recently on the Criterion Channel. They have a feature on French Poetic Realism and Gabin features heavily.