The Killing of Sister Gore-ge
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Daughter of Cain
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Daughter of Cain
Watching the Manning ep.
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November 13, 2025 at 1:05 PM
Watching the Manning ep.
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Gojko Mitic starred in his own German SF saga - Signals (1970), released as part of that recent blu ray box of East German sf cinema by Eureka
November 13, 2025 at 12:58 PM
Gojko Mitic starred in his own German SF saga - Signals (1970), released as part of that recent blu ray box of East German sf cinema by Eureka
Massive thing in Germany (there's a Winnetou theme park), one of the films got shown on the BBC (alongside one of the rival East German indianefilm shot on the same locations in Yugoslavia, and featured some of the same Yugoslavian actors including Gojko Mitic, Brice's East German rival)
November 13, 2025 at 12:54 PM
Massive thing in Germany (there's a Winnetou theme park), one of the films got shown on the BBC (alongside one of the rival East German indianefilm shot on the same locations in Yugoslavia, and featured some of the same Yugoslavian actors including Gojko Mitic, Brice's East German rival)
Pierre Brice, the French-German bloke who's not Gareth Thomas (Adam, is it?) was one of the biggest film stars in Germany in the 60s for playing an Apache named Winnetou, alongside ex-Tarzan Lex Barker as his white pal Old Shatterhand
November 13, 2025 at 12:49 PM
Pierre Brice, the French-German bloke who's not Gareth Thomas (Adam, is it?) was one of the biggest film stars in Germany in the 60s for playing an Apache named Winnetou, alongside ex-Tarzan Lex Barker as his white pal Old Shatterhand
God, that Paul really looks like Wes Streeting.
November 13, 2025 at 12:47 PM
God, that Paul really looks like Wes Streeting.
It is Teller, it turns out.
November 13, 2025 at 12:46 PM
It is Teller, it turns out.
That's ironic, I just had a marathon of Winnetou films on amazon prime today. (The German western series starring Pierre Brice).
November 13, 2025 at 12:44 PM
That's ironic, I just had a marathon of Winnetou films on amazon prime today. (The German western series starring Pierre Brice).
That's ironic, I just had a marathon of Winnetou films on amazon prime today.
November 13, 2025 at 12:44 PM
That's ironic, I just had a marathon of Winnetou films on amazon prime today.
Here's the puppet Max Miller - operated by Dave 'Otis the Aardvark' Chapman (now a main puppeteer on Star Wars stuff)
November 13, 2025 at 12:43 PM
Here's the puppet Max Miller - operated by Dave 'Otis the Aardvark' Chapman (now a main puppeteer on Star Wars stuff)
Was it seen as brave and courageous to be against the miners, like it is now to be seen against Gaza and trans people?
November 13, 2025 at 12:29 PM
Was it seen as brave and courageous to be against the miners, like it is now to be seen against Gaza and trans people?
Christine Holmes is Kristine Sparkle who turned up on something on TalkingPictures we were all wondering who the hell she was.
Wrote Devil Woman for Kitty.
Wrote Devil Woman for Kitty.
November 13, 2025 at 12:20 PM
Christine Holmes is Kristine Sparkle who turned up on something on TalkingPictures we were all wondering who the hell she was.
Wrote Devil Woman for Kitty.
Wrote Devil Woman for Kitty.
And when I say giallo, I mean actual Italian so not counting the various ones who did Pete Walker stuff.
Interesting one - a Canadian tour of a British panto (Blair being Montreal-born) hence John 'Birdseye' Hewer, host of CTV's Good Old Days/Wheeltappers hybrid The Pig and Whistle.
Interesting one - a Canadian tour of a British panto (Blair being Montreal-born) hence John 'Birdseye' Hewer, host of CTV's Good Old Days/Wheeltappers hybrid The Pig and Whistle.
November 13, 2025 at 12:16 PM
And when I say giallo, I mean actual Italian so not counting the various ones who did Pete Walker stuff.
Interesting one - a Canadian tour of a British panto (Blair being Montreal-born) hence John 'Birdseye' Hewer, host of CTV's Good Old Days/Wheeltappers hybrid The Pig and Whistle.
Interesting one - a Canadian tour of a British panto (Blair being Montreal-born) hence John 'Birdseye' Hewer, host of CTV's Good Old Days/Wheeltappers hybrid The Pig and Whistle.
Ah, Pollard, another one to add to the giallo/panto list (Weekend Murders)
So there alongside Sally Smith, Britt Ekland, Tony Adams, half point for Paul Nicholas who did a Eurocrime, Cannabis - as seen in Taxi Driver)
So there alongside Sally Smith, Britt Ekland, Tony Adams, half point for Paul Nicholas who did a Eurocrime, Cannabis - as seen in Taxi Driver)
November 13, 2025 at 12:14 PM
Ah, Pollard, another one to add to the giallo/panto list (Weekend Murders)
So there alongside Sally Smith, Britt Ekland, Tony Adams, half point for Paul Nicholas who did a Eurocrime, Cannabis - as seen in Taxi Driver)
So there alongside Sally Smith, Britt Ekland, Tony Adams, half point for Paul Nicholas who did a Eurocrime, Cannabis - as seen in Taxi Driver)
Exactly.
Frank deKova as Don Vito too, the purest example of what my mam used to always complain about 'Italians playing Indians in westerns'. (She used to watch F Troop, so she was probably definitely thinking of deKova).
Frank deKova as Don Vito too, the purest example of what my mam used to always complain about 'Italians playing Indians in westerns'. (She used to watch F Troop, so she was probably definitely thinking of deKova).
November 13, 2025 at 9:25 AM
Exactly.
Frank deKova as Don Vito too, the purest example of what my mam used to always complain about 'Italians playing Indians in westerns'. (She used to watch F Troop, so she was probably definitely thinking of deKova).
Frank deKova as Don Vito too, the purest example of what my mam used to always complain about 'Italians playing Indians in westerns'. (She used to watch F Troop, so she was probably definitely thinking of deKova).
Note how many AIP vets in there (Saxon, Adam Roarke, Scott Marlowe)
You can take the lad out of Corman...
You can take the lad out of Corman...
November 13, 2025 at 8:46 AM
Note how many AIP vets in there (Saxon, Adam Roarke, Scott Marlowe)
You can take the lad out of Corman...
You can take the lad out of Corman...
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I keep saying that Laura Loomer looks like Nic Cage in his Longlegs makeup. No one disagrees with me, not because they disagree but because it makes everyone feel bad.
September 19, 2025 at 1:29 PM
I keep saying that Laura Loomer looks like Nic Cage in his Longlegs makeup. No one disagrees with me, not because they disagree but because it makes everyone feel bad.
That's Life was a spinoff of Braden's Week.
November 13, 2025 at 7:14 AM
That's Life was a spinoff of Braden's Week.
HE CAN'T INDULGE HIS INNER J Lee or Guillermin
November 13, 2025 at 2:48 AM
HE CAN'T INDULGE HIS INNER J Lee or Guillermin
Reminds me of Phibsborough Shopping Centre.
November 12, 2025 at 8:43 PM
Reminds me of Phibsborough Shopping Centre.
Kim Braden - the daughter in Trog, daughter of Canadian-British early telly stars Bernard Braden and Barbara Kelly, then starred in Canadian-Australian Fleet Street-set miniseries Spearfield's Daughter, but then moved to the US, was the murderer in a London set Murder She Wrote and did Star Trek
November 12, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Kim Braden - the daughter in Trog, daughter of Canadian-British early telly stars Bernard Braden and Barbara Kelly, then starred in Canadian-Australian Fleet Street-set miniseries Spearfield's Daughter, but then moved to the US, was the murderer in a London set Murder She Wrote and did Star Trek
Even his name sounds like it belongs for a sitcom dullard/arsehole. 'Ian Dunt said it'. The fact he's called Ian ____ is very Lee and Herring.
November 12, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Even his name sounds like it belongs for a sitcom dullard/arsehole. 'Ian Dunt said it'. The fact he's called Ian ____ is very Lee and Herring.