2254.5 I win.

However, in Ian Fleming’s books the only reference to Bond’s watch was to a Rolex.

It’s an amazing show.

I have the black quartz version, owned it from new for over 12 years now, superb watch, perfect time, 1 service and 2 batteries in that time Being treated like and idiot and ripped off by Omega has soured ownership slightly and i won’t ever buy from a boutique again, but it’s a great watch

Hate the Branagh moustache

We should’ve the dark one make an appearance in a mad max film taking place after max fled into the outback as max takes the interceptor the v8 he then takes on the MFP car with Maxs name and his name in it as he tries to up hold the law as he tries to protect the innocents around d him as society was beginning to crumble.

How could an acclaimed movie Pro like Stone get so many facts incorrect? Extremely insulting to the actual people who were there.

Can you give links to all Ustinov Poirot films please? Thanks for these clips! I think it wasn’t given the full film budget that DOTN had...and also tv types director/ producer - the beginning of the 70's crap naff dumming down of standards in films

Unstinov is Poirot...so subtle, a European, Nonchalant! I likd David Suchet, but Ustinov has almost lived the life of Poirot and it comes across!

Death In The Nile with Ustinov is stunning! (apart from the poor donkeys abused in that place). But, Stunning cast, script, scenery, direction

I’m 51 and saw this wonderful film in the theater 2 times when it was released. The soundtrack is awesome as well.

Pelicula de mi juventud ,siendo estudiante de medicina, en Guadalajara México.

Yes.

Cool video, thanks, it is a great book

Hollywood 💕LOVES💕 gratuitous nudity.

Im watching it now I was crazy about this movie when it came out. The worst part of this movie is the script. It's unbelievable how bad it is. Just about every character he speaks to recites doors lyrics in their conversations with him. Its ridiculous

Angela Lansbury was such a hoot in this, and I thought Mia gave an amazingly strong performance.

God, I loved lobby cards. I collected them in my last life.

I remember the poster: 5 Musicians 4 Legends 3 Lovers 2 Best Friends 1 Band Backbeat

Loved this movie. Still think it's the best film of the Beatles, including Across the Universe

The part I liked in the first series were the characters. I avoid Jack the Ripper stuff like the plague. It's sooooo overdone. I didn't like the second series but it was the first time I heard about the Krays so it felt fresh to me. And I will always enjoy a show that gives Peter Serafinowicz something more than a cameo. I like the monster of the week format, so for me series 3 and 4 were much more fun. I don't like supernatural explanations in police procedurals, and I enjoyed that they came up with factual explanations after making a point of being cinematic and spooky. It's odd to say I really liked the show and at the same time I don't regret the cancelation. It became pretty clear to me that they were getting lost in the mythology. The old woman loose end would've gotten an unsatisfying explanation or no explanation at all in series 5.

Where do you even watch this show? I've been trying to hunt it down without having to rent it on Amazon

The Doors never took acid in the desert together either

I totally agree - having a regular or Ensemble Cast is So Fantastic! - We, the audience, engage and invest and love A REGULAR TALENTED CAST! 1:40

Nicolas Clay was superb as the Earl of Southampton along with Tim Curry as Shakespeare in the British TV Programme 'Shakespeare' - It's a seriously good series!

Just aside from many things that didn't happen in reality, Oliver Stone insisted on bringing out Jim's dark and destructive side in the film. It is true that Morrison engaged in self-destructive behavior, usually when he was drinking. But he was a much better person and artist in terms of talent, generosity and intelligence than Stone shows. Jim is portrayed as a psychopathic alcoholic... People who knew him well know that the character portrayed in the film is not the real Jim Morrison... just a small part of who he was.

I watched a dubbed version of this film iin the mid 90's in an actual cinema in Germany. Must have been some kind of special or something I had read a couple of Tom Sharpe's books at that point and coincidently the airing fell together with me getting aware this movie exists. Really loved the film despite not being a huge fan of the first Wilt Story, so did the friend that joined me. I wasn't famlliar with the duo as i'm not british, but you could tell the On Screen Chemistry between the 2 actors is strong, so im not surprised learning about them working together a lot. TS is actually the only Author who made me laugh so hard that i needed multiple attempts to read pages as i was already laughing again before i even reached the spot where i lost it It's a pity he never managed to make an evenly balanced book. If he did i missed out on that one.

Brilliant series. They should do a re make of it

The doors movie is intresting in that it's a movie about a man with a drinking problem that feels like it was being told by a drunk, basically recounting a story with no respect to what it actually was but how the narrator feels about it and what they remember in that moment. It's vaguely funny if you don't consider it disrespectful to the dead

So good. One of my favourite shows. Acting so good. Horror so good. But wait ghosts were real?? That creepy lady jump scare my gosh😭

So good. One of my favourite shows. Acting so good. Horror so good. But wait ghosts were real?? That creepy lady jump scare my gosh😭

In the US dub, they did change the line to "May, call Ziggy."

We need new film about The Doors.

I loved the first 3 seasons of Whitechapel. I very much enjoyed the character, D.I. Joseph Chandler, played by a most wonderful actor, Rupert Penry-Jones. Actor Phil Davis was great as well.

Oliver Stone played Jim as himself in the movie but he found a nice avatar in Mr Kilmer. In truth it gave our generation an image of rock'n'roll and there might not have been the 90s without it. I thought Patricia Keneally aborted JM's child and he wrote Maggie Magill about it.

In the American dub he does say Ziggy..

It is a real shame that Oliver Stone kinda shitup the doors movie. I understand why they agreed to have it made and the movie most certainly gave the band another two generations of fans. I just wish it could have been done without all of the silliness. There was no real reason for it.

Terrible vulgar script.

Number 10: on the Ed Sullivan show, Jim did not get up close to the camera and loudly emphasize the word "higher" when singing "Light My Fire" after he was asked to not say the word on Network TV. He sang it as normal.

Any JP sites I recommend?

Very good movie. I’ve watch it several times. The only thing i don’t like is the electronic music at the end. It kind of works but at the same time it doesn’t. Anyways that doesn’t take anything away from a great classic. This might be very well the best anti war movie ever.

Ian Hart played John Lennon again around 20 years later in Snodgrass...another good Beatles what-if movie

Always my go to. I’m dying to find one at a decent price.

Why no comments on the perfect casting of Gary Bakewell, it’s like young Paul is just there

I don't want to loose this feeling 'till I die, even though I have to hide it away.

have you seen my version of the compleat beatles? i call it the compleat beatles remake.you can review it on your channel.

i spent an hour with klaus voormann and mike gibbons, drummer from badfinger, in the morning at beatlefest before it started at 5pm.i bought another copy of the revolver album while i was there just so i could have klaus sign it.

Im a 29 year old from Perth, Western Australia, born and bred. Gallipoli is my favourote film of all time. I first saw it in primary school when i was about 10. As i right this its 24th of April, the day before ANZAC day. I always watch it either the day before or day of. Tomorrow ill be up early for dawn service. Thanks for this video mate I greatly appreciate your love of the film. Lest we forget our fathers, sons and brothers.

Its a movie, you have to make it interesting than what really happened.

I have just got a 2541.80 and agree, not only the one to have, it is the most comfortable watch I have ever worn. My new daily desk diver :)