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Writing Plays For London Theatre
Okay, I know I’m not Shakespeare. But I do have Original Plays making the rounds in London. Yes. The Old Red Lion Theatre is reading my latest offering now, but I’m worried their stage is […]
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In the Name of my Daughter – Review of World Premiere at #cannes2014
Unusually for this year's Cannes Festival no film based on a true story premiered yesterday – or if it did I missed it. Today though the series of inspired bys [see also Grace de Monaco, […]
Cannes Film Festival: Foxcatcher review – another ‘inspired by a true story’ #cannes2014
It would be fun to open a cricket facility, training the top English cricketers for Ashes glory. I don't have any coaching qualifications, but I have watched so much cricket on TV that I now […]
Cannes Film review – Tommy Lee Jones directs and stars in The Homesman #cannes2014
Tommy Lee Jones has given the world another Western. His second feature as director, The Homesman is based on the novel by Glendon Swarthout. It tells of a rough army deserter who helps to transport […]