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Old 01-10-2008, 02:16 PM
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What i wont be watching Lost in AustinI do hope they make another series i just loved it. They could do so much more like bring Mr Darcy to our time how funny that would be.

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I am going to The Waterfront in Norwich to see Focus, Wishbone Ash and The Groundhogs in concert.
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Wow ! that's what I call a line-up
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There is Hitchcock's "Pas de Printemps pour Marnie" on TV, watching it again, I feel that actors play really badly, and the film is really not interesting...

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Currently watching Curse of the Crimson Alter. Not Hammer, but pretty good. Oh, here comes Karloff, must dash...
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The last part of "A Place Of Execution" then "Amazon: Bruce Parry" and "Midsomer Murders Map"(record one and watch the other)
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Tonight I will watch something with Mr. Caine in it. Did not really rate him until the last couple of years,he is comparable with any great actor of this age.
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Going to the flicks to see Death Race tonight - will report back tomorrow.
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bbc4 have a documentay about railways in fiction and film at 9 ,followed by the original lady vanishes ,and before it is one of those "walks" programmes with julia bradbury . might rev up the dvd recorder for those
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bbc4 have a documentay about railways in fiction and film at 9 ,followed by the original lady vanishes ,and before it is one of those "walks" programmes with julia bradbury . might rev up the dvd recorder for those
Don't forget "The Signalman" afterwards (Denholm Elliott is superb) and the Fort William to Mallaig journey by steam
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Don't forget "The Signalman" afterwards (Denholm Elliott is superb) and the Fort William to Mallaig journey by steam
thanks for that ,there was no detail in the tv guide ive got ,on the signalman
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thanks for that ,there was no detail in the tv guide ive got ,on the signalman
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8:00 pm Steam Days
Part of Golden Age of Steam. 2/6. The Fishing Line: Miles Kington travels on one of the most picturesque railways in Britain, from Fort William to Mallaig. [S]

8:30 pm Railway Walks
Part of Golden Age of Steam. 2/6. Discovering Snowdonia: Julia Bradbury continues her series of walks along Britain's lost rail empire as she visits the Mawddach estuary in north Wales. [S]

9:00 pm Between the Lines: Railways in...
...Fiction and Film: Timeshift. Part of Golden Age of Steam. Novelist Andrew Martin presents a documentary examining how the train came to shape the work of writers and film-makers. [S]

10:00 pm The Lady Vanishes
Part of Golden Age of Steam. Hitchcock suspense drama in which a young couple investigate the mysterious disappearance of an elderly lady on a train. [B&W, 1938] [S]

11:35 pm The Signalman
Part of Golden Age of Steam. Charles Dickens's ghost story in which a lonely signalman is haunted by a hooded figure which seems to warn of danger. [S]


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Tonight we are watching "IT" 1966 with Roddy Mcdowel. The DVD just came out R1 along with "The Shuttered Room" (which is a masterpiece BTW).

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Don't forget "The Signalman" afterwards (Denholm Elliott is superb) and the Fort William to Mallaig journey by steam
The signalman was at least partially filmed on the severn valley railway near highley
shrops reasonably close to me

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