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A game of illustration telephone played by Antje Hubold and Stephen Crowe

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I just had to do this.

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To alienate this blog even more – an urgent recommendation: Go see “Vor der Morgenröte – Stefan Zweig in Amerika” should it ever be screened somewhere near you. This is supposed to be the wonderful Josef Hader as Stefan Zweig.

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Another Richard Thompson copy (with one addition of my own, not counting the screwed-up eye).

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Sorry to pervert the nature of this blog, but in honour of Richard Thompson who passed away last week, here’s a pathetic imitation of his amazing caricature of Samuel Beckett.

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To keep the ball rolling – from the time when football heroes weren’t all about fancy hairstyles.

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Tina, some 30 years ago.

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“As long as the roots are not severed all is well. And all will be well in the garden.”

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Well, if you want to sing out, sing out And if you want to be free, be free 'Cause there's a million things to be You know that there are.

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La Môme de Paris

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The Kids. (Berlin backyard 1973, Bernd Heyden)

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Charlie Chaplin in The Kid (1921)

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Buster Keaton. Sort of.

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All the world is a stage. You just have to get up there somehow.

Victorian ladies on a cromlech near Castlewellan, about 1895.

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Mary Pickford likes to play! (Mary Pickford in Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall (1924))

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Somebody coming out to play? (Harald Hauswald, Berlin 1985)

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That calls for a swift little revolution! (Paris, 14th July 1936, Willy Ronis)

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There’s no bread line like the American Bread Line!