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PS68060
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![]() Only joking, that's a quotation from one of Ms Agutter's films. It's not like there are just a few of us who like JA, there's millions. |
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Grey Wyler
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A shame on both counts. I had an idea that The Snow Goose was unavailable due to Gallico, but nice to have it confirmed. Sad about the other one, it really intrigues me. One can but hope. Thanks Fell |
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On one of the other threads - "The Railway Children", a number of contributors waxed lyrical about how wonderful she was in the scene where her father appears through the smoke on the station. But, you don't build an acting career on one line in one scene of a film. Her performance in "The Eagle Has Landed" was excrutiating and I can't think of any other role in which she was even adequate.
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James Fox
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