Art by Clyde Caldwell for Magic the Gathering (2001)
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Art by Clyde Caldwell for Magic the Gathering (2001)
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The Room Next Door (Pedro Almodóvar, 2024)
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Fawlty Tours premiered on BBC Two on 19 September 1975.
Created by Connie Booth and John Cleese (who were married at the time), their first script was rejected because the BBC executive determined it was "full of clichéd situations and stereotypical characters and I cannot see it as being anything other than a disaster."
The series last 2 series (12 episodes), with an almost 4-year gap between the 2 series (due to Booth's reluctance to do more, and the dissolution of their marriage, resulting in divorce in 1978).
Fawlty Tours has been named as the Greatest British Television Programme of all time by the British Film Institute in 2000, and the greatest-ever British TV sitcom by Radio Times in 2019.
Well, it's almost that magical time of season before the cold of winter comes! 🤎
I’m a simple woman. I’m always happy when it’s raining
things to notice
little things about someone that make you love them
the cinematography of a movie
people who get talked over or excluded
mix of colours in the sky
cute things people do without realizing
a friend who has been a little distant lately
the background sounds around you
the difference between someone’s real and fake smile
strangers who look sad and alone
the place your mind always drifts back to
Venetian glass by Lucio Bubacco