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The spell was broken. My uncle learned to laugh, and I learned to cry. The secret garden is always open now. Open, and awake, and alive. THE SECRET GARDEN (1993) dir. Agnieszka Holland
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Me while reading to my child this morning: Hmmm... What if Jim Strange discovered Paddington at the train station instead of the Brown family... *spends five minutes imagining the most ridiculous AU ever*
Iâm afraid my brain might be brokenÂ
[Your brother]âs close to Dirk Gently. Close might be pushing it.
Iâm in a GBBO baking group that has quite a few British bakers, and I was asking about what someone might bake for breakfast in the 60âČs in Britain and explained it was for a story Iâm writing where someone has a secret and surprising love of baking. And I got super sweet and helpful responses all referencing my ânovelâ. Because for some reason people assume itâs a novel Iâm working on and not an Endeavour time loop fanfic? Weird. lol
One for sorrow //Â Two for joy //Â Three for a girl //Â Four for a boy //Â Five for silver //Â Six for gold //Â Seven for a secret never to be told //Â Eight for a letter over the sea //Â Nine for a lover as true as can be
One for sorrow Two for mirth Three for a funeral Four for a birth Five for heaven Six for hell Sevenâs the Devil his own self
As a personal project I designed my own versions of the covers for the Society of Gentlemen books by KJ Charles! These have been in the works for a very long time so Iâm excited to finally share them. Thank you KJ for this wonderful series and its characters!Â
If youâre into LGBT+ historical fiction based around real events, definitely check this series out.
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A spate of bizarre deaths will occur across middle England as filming begins on a new series of the much-loved ITV detective drama Midsomer Murders.
Filming begins on the 22nd series of Midsomer Murders
A spate of bizarre deaths will occur across middle England as filming begins on a new series of the much-loved ITV detective drama Midsomer Murders.
Neil Dudgeon returns to play DCI John Barnaby for his 10th year in the role, Nick Hendrix is back as DS Jamie Winter and Annette Badland resumes her role as pathologist Dr Fleur Perkins. Midsomer Murders is made by Bentley Productions, part of ALL3Media and is the UKâs top-rated drama export.
Also returning to film the 22nd series is Fiona Dolman as Sarah Barnaby followed closely by Paddy the dog as the Barnabyâs faithful canine companion. Guest cast for the first film includes Amanda Abbington (Sherlock), Mark Williams (Father Brown) and Maimie McCoy (Van Der Valk). Further guest casting to be announced.
This series follows Barnaby and Winter as they investigate an urban myth becoming a murderous reality, a post-operative heart rehabilitation club whose membersâ dreams of a second chance at life are cut short, a murder mystery weekend, a twisted scarecrow festival and an amateur dramatics company with deadly secrets.
Executive producer Michele Buck says:
âWe are very pleased ITV has asked us to produce more Midsomer Murders. We will have our signature mix of tantalising mysteries, wonderful guest stars and stunning locations while also maintaining a safe working environment for all our cast and crew in these current challenging circumstances.â
Neil Dudgeon adds:
âEveryone is excited to get back to work. Sadly there wonât be as much hugging and kissing on set as usual but weâve all got to make sacrifices! Itâs bound to be a bit strange at first with all the safety protocols but hopefully we can all keep each other safe and shoot another great series.â
Midsomer Murders is commissioned by ITVâs Head of Drama, Polly Hill, and Drama Commissioner, Huw Kennair-Jones with all3media International. Huw Kennair- Jones will oversee the production of the new series of Midsomer Murders on behalf of ITV.
âWe are delighted that filming of the new series of Midsomer Murders has commenced with Neil, Nick, Annette and Fiona back where they belong. Â Itâs a hugely successful series for ITV and weâre all really proud of the fact the audience still enjoys its captivating cases, unexpected plot twists and wonderfully engaging characters.â
Midsomer Murders is produced by Carol Ann Docherty (Waterloo Road, Holby, Murphyâs Law) co-produced by Ian Strachan (Van Der Valk, Agatha Raisin) and executive produced by Michele Buck (Van Der Valk, Agatha Raisin, Endeavour, Paradeâs End).
Directing the six feature length episodes for the upcoming series are Matt Carter, Roberto Bangura, Audrey Cooke, Toby Frow and Fiona Walton. Writers include; Chris Murray, Jeff Povey, Helen Jenkins, Nick Hicks-Beach and Julia Gilbert.
Midsomer Murders sells to more than 220 territories worldwide.