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Tag Archives: Eddie Marsan
“Galavant”, Season 2, Episode 7, “Love and Death” (2016) – reviewed by George
The answer to last week’s devastating ending is a trip to Sporin to meet Neo of Sporin (Reece Shearsmith), who sings an incredibly fast-paced song fitting the occasion called “Time Is of the Essence” which features super-clever rhymes. And how … Continue reading
Posted in G, L, TV
Tagged Alan Menken, Christopher Lennertz, Dan Fogelman, Eddie Marsan, Galavant, Glenn Slater, Joshua Sasse, Kamaal Deen-Ellis, Karen david, Love and Death, Mallory Jansen, Muzz Khan, Paul Murphy, Reece Shearsmith, Robert Lindsay, Robin Shorr, Timothy Omundson, Vinnie Jones
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Filth (2013) – reviewed by George
I can’t bring myself to recommend this film – it really is filthy. The central character (he’s no hero) is totally unsympathetic, self-absorbed, cruel, and nasty. Yes, James McAvoy gives a truly stunning performance as the deluded (crazy?) cop in … Continue reading
Posted in F, Movies
Tagged Eddie Marsan, Filth, Imogen Poots, Irvine Welsh, James McAvoy, Jamie Bell, Jim Broadbent, Joanne Froggatt, Jon S. Baird
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Diana Rigg is Mrs. Bradley in The Mrs. Bradley Mysteries, Episode 5, “The Worsted Viper” (1999) – reviewed by George
Mrs. Adela Bradley and her chauffeur George Moody (Neil Dudgeon) always seem to be going someplace, but then how else to keep the chauffeur in the action?A smallish seaside town is this week’s destination, where George’s daughter Cecily (Rebecca Callard) … Continue reading
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Tagged Charlotte Frances, Diana Rigg, Eddie Marsan, Eric Morecombe, Ernie Wise, Gladys Mitchell, Gordon Jackson, James Hawes, John Bowe, Neil Dudgeon, Nell Gwynne, Peter Davison, Rebecca Callard, Simon Booker, The Morecombe and Wise Show, The Mrs. Bradley Mysteries, The Worsted Viper
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The Professor and the Madman (2019) – reviewed by George
Here is a story of frustration and sadness, but ultimately of triumph and good sense. Professor James Murray (Mel Gibson) is asked to take over a new dictionary, the first since Dr. Johnson’s. The work will be done at Oxford, … Continue reading
Robert Downey Jr. is Sherlock Holmes in “Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows” – reviewed by George
This pits Holmes and Watson (Jude Law) against Professor Moriarty (Jared Harris), who is trying in 1891 to start a World War. The winner? Who cares! Moriarty just wants to be the one, the only one, selling bullets and bandages. … Continue reading
Robert Downey Jr. is “Sherlock Holmes” (2009) – reviewed by George
This movie is very self-congratulatory, or at least its publicists, cast, and crew are. Phrases like “re-imagining” and “re-inventing Sherlock” are thrown around a lot, on the packaging for the dvd and in its Interviews. And if you’ve been following … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Sherlock Holmes
Tagged Anthony Peckham, Eddie Marsan, Geraldine James, Guy Ritchie, James D'Arcy, Jonathan Pryce, Jude Law, Kelly Reilly, Lionel Wigram, Mark Strong, Michael Robert Johnson, Rachel McAdams, Robert Downey Jr., Rupert Everett, Sherlock Holmes, Simon Kinberg, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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Deadpool 2 (2018) – reviewed by George
When I reviewed “Deadpool” I called it the best super hero movie ever made, a statement I still agree with. This film is very good, but anything would suffer some by comparison with the first movie, and this suffers mainly … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged Bill Skarsgard, Brad Pitt, Daedpool 2, David Leitch, Deadpool, Eddie Marsan, Jack Kesy, Josh Brolin, Julian Dennison, Karan Soni, Leslie Uggams, Lewis Tan, Morena Baccarin, Paul Vernick, Rhett Reese, Rob Delaney, Ryan Reynolds, Shioli Kutsuna, Stefan Kapicic, T.J. Miller, Terry Crews, Zazie Beetz
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The World’s End (2013) – reviewed by George
At 19 years of age five graduating seniors in Newton Haven decide to conquer The Golden Mile – a pub crawl of Newton Haven’s 12 pubs, drinking a pint in each. They are Gary King, the leader, who uses the … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, W
Tagged Darren Boyd, David Bradley, Eddie Marsan, Edgar Wright, Hot Fuzz, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Mark Heap, Martin Freeman, Nick Frost, Paddy Considine, Paul, Pierce Brosnan, Rosamund Pike, Shaun of the Dead, Simon Pegg, Spy, The Beast, The World's End, Watching Ellie
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