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Will nature make a man of me yet?
All designed objects are propaganda for a certain way of life.
Sometimes we need to stop analysing the past, stop planning the future, stop figuring out precisely how we feel, stop deciding exactly what we want, and just see what happens.
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John Simm: ‘Sometimes I do feel underappreciated’

Why is John Simm so often cast as a chippy bugger? “Am I?” he asks. “Define chippy.” Well, there’s the brooding journalist Cal McCaffrey in TV drama State Of Play who feels he’s up against the world, and the displaced detective inspector Sam Tyler in Life On Mars, thrown back into the 1970s and misunderstood by all. Then there’s the vengeful Master in Doctor Who – you don’t get much more chippy than him. And now he’s playing the ultimate chippy bugger – Hamlet.

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a weekend in the dark

Busy weekend at cinema and theatre.

Anthony Sher and whole cast great in Enemy of the people, with a very sudden ending!

In Crazy Heart Jeff Bridges good at being Jeff Bridges in a slow, rambling film with a greasy Colin Farrel and a very lovely but inexpicably romantically-linked Maggie Gyllenhall, (where was Robert Duvall’s ‘head at’ and was there a big bit chopped out of our print?). Very easy to see how it received the Best Actor Oscar especially in such a politically-charged anti-Avatar Oscar season [IMDB 7.6/10, 7,363 votes].

Far and away the best gig of the [

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