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"The Madwoman of Étretat" by the French painter Hugues Merle, 1871, and the Log Lady from Twin Peaks by David Lynch, 1990. The two women are united by a tragic fate: both lost someone they loved. The madwoman of Étretat was a real woman whom Merle met in
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More Tolkien films are on the way. The vast, intricate and dazzling universe devised by Tolkien remains almost entirely unexplored on screen, and the producers mean to put that right. The rights have been bought, and work is under way. Judging by last year's «Rings of Power», with
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Judi Dench recalls that during the war there were 17 cats in their house:. “I definitely love cats. During the war nobody could feed their animals, so we had 17 cats; that is how I was brought up, and I have always had a cat ever since.”
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Last year saw the publication of a long interview by Yury Rost with Otar Iosseliani, who passed away today in his 90th year. The director describes how he found culture and cinema in Russia. — You haven't been in the country for a long time. What has changed in
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And if, like the author of this infographic, you are working from the visual impressions of Peter Jackson's film adaptation, then one must not forget the Tower of Ecthelion on the uppermost tier of Minas Tirith, or Orthanc, for instance. Still, the comparison of the aesthetics of the
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Beethoven, Cleopatra and Hannibal have already been black, so why not Newton this time?
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"Everybody wants to be Cary Grant. Even I want to be Cary Grant" Archibald Leach (the real name of Cary Grant)