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Jesse Stone: Innocents Lost (2011)
Yup, back to Paradise Massachusetts (still lovely Nova Scotia) again. Robert B Parker’s Jesse Stone (Tom Selleck) is back for more in the 7th telefilm based on the book series. This installment… more →
Acadianeire's Heritage
The Death Railway
wrote 5 days ago: The bridge on a cloudy day Today was all about visiting the bridge on the river Kwai and learning ab … more →
The IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN IT REVIEW-Bridge On the River Kwai
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wrote 5 days ago: This movie came out in 1957 and stars none other than Obi Wan Kenobi. (Alec Guinness, who by the way … more →
The Greats: Character Intros & Entrances
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wrote 1 month ago: Although they do not always get one, every great character deserves a great introducti … more →
Bridges, temples and silk: Thailand
wrote 1 month ago: In an attempt to catch up with our travel blog, this post will cover our final 3 destinations in Tha … more →
Director Profile - David Lean
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wrote 3 months ago: Sir David Lean (1908-1991) is often considered Britain’s greatest director. Alfred Hitchcock … more →
Lawrence of Arabia
wrote 4 months ago: Imagine the pitch when Lawrence of Arabia was presented to its producers – to be shot almost e … more →
Thailand is My Land
wrote 4 months ago: I have always loved writing travel diaries and I plan to write one about my trip to Russia. However, … more →
David Lean: A Cinematic Novelist
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wrote 4 months ago: I recently saw an interview were a person said that the British film director David Lean was a Cinem … more →
i have a sudden urge
wrote 4 months ago: i have a sudden urge to see old war movies really old ones, silly ones filled with noble and steadfa … more →
History, Caves, Fish, Bats and Floating Markets of Ratchaburi Province
wrote 4 months ago: The province of Ratchaburi is located just a short distance from Bangkok City, so it is a short tri … more →
Death Railway, Kanchanaburi
wrote 4 months ago: Located just 2 hours from Bangkok city, Kanchanaburi is a highly historical town owning to its impor … more →
StoryAlity #58 - The StoryAlity Theory - applied to some Great Flicks
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wrote 5 months ago: The StoryAlity Theory – applied to some truly Great Flicks In the excellent (mainly as it is: … more →
The Islands and the Death Railway
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wrote 5 months ago: I spent most of my time in Thailand under water off the island of Kho Phi Phi. The only way to get t … more →
Slow Forgiveness: The Model of Eric Lomax
wrote 7 months ago: Eric Lomax, author of the famous book, The Railway Man, died last night. It is a sad moment. His sto … more →
I Wanna be Emma Peel
wrote 7 months ago: LOOKING FOR MRS. PEEL: Script of a play for radio about The Fall of Singapore and Changi POW Life … more →
The Bridge On The River Kwai (7/24/12) &(9/20/12)
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wrote 7 months ago: Movie One Hundred Seventy Four and Two Hundred Fifteen A group of British POWs are held by the Japan … more →
Picture of the Week: Ryan's Daughter
wrote 9 months ago: Ryan’s Daughter (1970) David Lean’s career as a filmmaker had been on the high road of success for … more →
DIRECTORS
wrote 10 months ago: On using cockeyed camera angles: CAROL REED: I used it so much in The Third Man, however, that I rem … more →
The Railway Man - Review
wrote 10 months ago: This autobiography was published shortly after the novel Trainspotting. In many ways it could not be … more →
