After the initial travel ban debacle, I wept with joy at all the good people who came out against this fascistic edict.
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After the initial travel ban debacle, I wept with joy at all the good people who came out against this fascistic edict.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 18 March 2017 source ↗
Last night, watching Grey’s Anatomy.
In the first room of the Australian art exhibition at the RA. Don't know why. Loved it.
23 June last year. The fact that certain people have chosen for us to come out of Europe is one of the saddest, divisive and unthought-through events in my lifetime.
The plastics episode of Blue Planet.
1 May 1981 in Paris, because that’s the day I was reconverted to Catholicism.
Golfer, priest, police officer, teacher and, after going to the movies, actor.
That would have to be a film called Pickup On 101. It was a very interesting story, about a wandering musician and an old guy on his way back to his home town to spend his last days, but they made it into a pile of dishonest trash.
Making Apocalypse Now. I had a close call with a heart ailment due to anxiety, fear and physical abuse: I was not taking care of myself.
My wife Janet: she is the most scrupulously honest human being I have ever encountered.
My son Ramón was the victim of my wrath at a particular time that still withers me with disgrace.
Simon Bird, Dan Stevens, Patricia Hodge, Martin Kemp, Stephen Dillane, Richard Wilson
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