“He is trying not to cling to the things that have worked in the past,” said Christopher Nolan, who directed “The Dark Knight” and is working on another Batman sequel.
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“He is trying not to cling to the things that have worked in the past,” said Christopher Nolan, who directed “The Dark Knight” and is working on another Batman sequel.
I watched Gosford Park this morning. Oh my god, the awesome! Then Stephen Fry showed up and it got awesomer!
Oooh, Daisy, had you never seen that? It's one of my all-time favorites. The whole thing is just dripping with atmosphere and attitude and ennui and delicious dialogue.
I hadn't! Now I have an unbelievable girlcrush on Kelly McDonald.
Oh, she's fantastic in that role.
That movie is also good for incredible house porn.
Hell, they're all amazing. I didn't even hate Ryan Phillipe
He has a date with a hot glass of milk.
Now I have an unbelievable girlcrush on Kelly McDonald.
She's so adorable in that movie.
I love that movie.
One of these days I'm going to watch Gosford Park and La Règle du Jeu on consecutive nights and do a seven-decade country-house compare and contrast. It's an exercise I've often thought about doing with my students.
What I love most about Gosford Park is Ryan Philippe's terrible Scottish accent... which turns out is supposed to be a terrible Scottish accent. Also Claudie Blakley's put-upon thirties wife.
Lots of love for that movie from me, too. One of the highest points of Altman's pretty great late period. And a double feature of Gosford Park and The Rules of The Game sounds fucking delightful, Fiona.