Just a quick heads up - a tribute to Sean Connery to celebrate his 85th birthday. BBC4 at 10 o'clock on the 25th August. "featuring archive interviews from friends, actors and directors". Sounds interesting -{
Yes, I'll be tuning in -{
I love Sir Roger's story about eating in a restaurant with his son, when
Connery arrived to meet someone, and Roger's son said something like
" look Dad, there's James Bond" to which Roger replied
" But I'm James Bond"
" No DAD, The Real One !". )
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
Silhouette ManThe last refuge of a scoundrelPosts: 8,845MI6 Agent
Yes, I'll be tuning in -{
I love Sir Roger's story about eating in a restaurant with his son, when
Connery arrived to meet someone, and Roger's son said something like
" look Dad, there's James Bond" to which Roger replied
" But I'm James Bond"
" No DAD, The Real One !". )
Yes, Sir Rog was never afraid to put himself down! )
"The tough man of the world. The Secret Agent. The man who was only a silhouette." - Ian Fleming, Moonraker (1955).
A new series of top 1980s BBC comedy Blackadder is "on the cards", star Sir Tony Robinson has said, as long as they can afford Hugh Laurie's wages. Sir Tony, who played Baldrick in all four series of the sitcom, joked that they might struggle to pay Laurie, who went on to become a major star in the US with hit drama House
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,754Chief of Staff
Just finished - well, last night - The Saboteurs...I think it was called The Battle For Heavy Water in other countries...anyway, it was the program recommended by Number 24...
Great series...good script, good actors and well played...I was glad it didn't 'dumb down' and had everyone speaking in their native tongue (where applicable) and used subtitles (where necessary)...
Would highly recommend this series if you missed it -{
I think the title is "The heavy water war" in many countries. I should know, but where isit called "The Sabotours"?
I think it's a good mini-series, but they should have made it an episode longer to include some good aspects of the story that they didn't include.
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,754Chief of Staff
I think the title is "The heavy water war" in many countries. I should know, but where isit called "The Sabotours"?
I think it's a good mini-series, but they should have made it an episode longer to include some good aspects of the story that they didn't include.
It was called The Saboteurs in the UK...I think it could have stood a couple more episodes, tbh...really enjoyable though -{
Just a quick heads up - a tribute to Sean Connery to celebrate his 85th birthday. BBC4 at 10 o'clock on the 25th August. "featuring archive interviews from friends, actors and directors". Sounds interesting -{
Just a reminder bump that this is on BBC Four tonight at 10 pm!
"The tough man of the world. The Secret Agent. The man who was only a silhouette." - Ian Fleming, Moonraker (1955).
Series 1, 2 and 3 were excellent... season 4 though 8-) oh dear.... it just kept going on, and on, and on... and not in a good way! The last 5 minutes were gut wrenching though... but I was mentally drained from the 22 episodes before, so it was a bit of a shame that I was actually wanting to fwd through some of the chases, explosions, kidnapping, double crossing, chases, more double crossing, oh and did I mention chases....
How the hell they are going to do another season, I'm not sure.... it'll be either spectacular, or utter sh*te )
She's worth whatever chaos she brings to the table and you know it. ~ Mark Anthony
A show with intrigue, a signature element, technical prowess and a show stopping finale, which includes most of the participants on their hands and knees. )
She's worth whatever chaos she brings to the table and you know it. ~ Mark Anthony
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Loved that book...I hope they film it -{
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I love Sir Roger's story about eating in a restaurant with his son, when
Connery arrived to meet someone, and Roger's son said something like
" look Dad, there's James Bond" to which Roger replied
" But I'm James Bond"
" No DAD, The Real One !".
Yes, Sir Rog was never afraid to put himself down!
Dexter -{ , great series, I'm really enjoying the stories and
performances.
Is Blackadder coming back ?
A new series of top 1980s BBC comedy Blackadder is "on the cards", star Sir Tony Robinson has said, as long as they can afford Hugh Laurie's wages. Sir Tony, who played Baldrick in all four series of the sitcom, joked that they might struggle to pay Laurie, who went on to become a major star in the US with hit drama House
Great series...good script, good actors and well played...I was glad it didn't 'dumb down' and had everyone speaking in their native tongue (where applicable) and used subtitles (where necessary)...
Would highly recommend this series if you missed it -{
I think it's a good mini-series, but they should have made it an episode longer to include some good aspects of the story that they didn't include.
It was called The Saboteurs in the UK...I think it could have stood a couple more episodes, tbh...really enjoyable though -{
I know it, takes a down turn. Which is a pitty but I'll try and stick with it.
Just a reminder bump that this is on BBC Four tonight at 10 pm!
Series 1, 2 and 3 were excellent... season 4 though 8-) oh dear.... it just kept going on, and on, and on... and not in a good way! The last 5 minutes were gut wrenching though... but I was mentally drained from the 22 episodes before, so it was a bit of a shame that I was actually wanting to fwd through some of the chases, explosions, kidnapping, double crossing, chases, more double crossing, oh and did I mention chases....
How the hell they are going to do another season, I'm not sure.... it'll be either spectacular, or utter sh*te
It's what we hope for!
Nothing like a complete disaster to up the tension :v
Soggy Bottom !
What's that? 8-)
A show with intrigue, a signature element, technical prowess and a show stopping finale, which includes most of the participants on their hands and knees.
As you can see, I don't watch it much but I have seen bits of it to be honest.
Surprised and the usual brilliant performance from John Lithgow -{
It's basically a sci-fi update of Dracula.