THE FAMOUS FIVE SERIES
BBC UNVEILS FIRST IMAGES
BBC has unveiled cast and first two images from their Enid Blyton adaptation THE FAMOUS FIVE which follows five daring young explorers as they encounter treacherous, action-packed adventures, remarkable mysteries, unparalleled danger, and astounding secrets in an unforgettable odyssey that evokes the power of camaraderie between the fearless young heroes.Diaana Babnicova plays the role of George, alongside Elliott Rose as Julian, Kit Rakusen as Dick, Flora Jacoby Richardson as Anne.
Joining the five are Jack Gleeson as Wentworth, Ann Akinjirin as Fanny, James Lance as Quentin and Diana Quick as Mrs Wentworth.
THE GREAT ESCAPER TRAILER
FOR A MICHAEL CAINE FILM
The movie is out this October in UK |
THIS MOVING DRAMA
follows veteran Bernard Jordan as he snuck out of his
care home in order to go back to Normandy, where 70 years earlier he had
bravely stormed the beaches as part of the D-Day Landings. Glenda
Jackson plays his loving wife Rene who completely understood the closure
he required, but was not well enough to accompany him personally. The
two of them starred together in another movie but more than fifty years
earlier! Directed by Oliver Parker it should hit British cinemas October
6th!
It seems like a sweet old-fashioned story, but I'm so not into movies lately
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DeleteHaven't watched anything from Michael Caine in ages...he looks kinda fragile here.
ReplyDeleteHe is very old these days, I remember seeing paparazzi photos with him with a stroller and his wife Shakira going out for dinner. He barely walks.
DeleteThe trailer for The Great Escaper totally made me tear up!
ReplyDeleteIt is very moving, I remember all the media hoopla when it happened a few years ago.
DeleteThe Great Escaper I’ll be sure to catch. I loved the part where the two old soldiers grasped hands and released all those years of emotions.
ReplyDeleteCannot imagine what kind of emotions people share after being together at the front lines and saving each others lives.
DeleteI believe that the two men in the film were fighting against each other all those years ago. They tensed up when the one said he was a German soldier, then they held hands and let all of that animosity for the "enemy" go. I think those who fight have a hard time letting go of the us vs them mentality. There's a lady that sells candy at the fall and spring events I go to and she will not sell to anyone wearing a turban or hijab. She fought in Desert Storm and still sees anyone that comes from the Middle East as an enemy. So, I've dubbed her Racist Kelly. Maybe I should tell her to watch this movie so she can learn a thing or two.
DeleteHow vile of her, I mean it was she who went to their desert to invade it and kill them, not the other way around, what a vile bitch. On the other hand, I cannot stand hijabs either, not because it is Muslim, but because I cannot tolerate anything so demeaning in our modern world.
DeleteHonestly, I don't see a problem with women wearing them IF they want to. Some do like that it keeps them modest. It's the ones that are fighting for their right to not have to wear them and getting stoned for it that I take issue with. Same with backwards thinking that women are unclean during their time of the month and are forced to endure in "period huts" instead of in the comfort of their own home. Even in this modern world, no woman has complete control over her own body.
DeleteBut they do not choose that kind of modesty by their free will, but are indoctrined into it.
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