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Adrian McKinty

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Edgar Award winning Irish writer. Wrote the NY Times best sellers The Chain, The Island & the DI Duffy series. La chair est triste et j’ai lu tous les livres.

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the FedEx man just dropped off the first new Sean Duffy novel in 4 years & the first hardback ever I asked if it cd be raining on the cover (as an echo of the first para of the first book) & it IS raining & the individual rain drops are embossed 🙂 thank you Blackstone Publishing

the FedEx man just dropped off the first new Sean Duffy novel in 4 years & the first hardback ever I asked if it cd be raining on the cover (as an echo of the first para of the first book) & it IS raining & the individual rain drops are embossed 🙂 thank you Blackstone Publishing

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4 years in the making and now just 72 hours to go until The Detective Up Late is released

4 years in the making and now just 72 hours to go until The Detective Up Late is released

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Excalibur has a fantastic opening 30 minutes and then it all falls apart, but then (strangely mirroring Arthur's reign in the film) it totally redeems itself with a completely badass final act... Uryens knighting Arthur from the first 30:

Excalibur has a fantastic opening 30 minutes and then it all falls apart, but then (strangely mirroring Arthur's reign in the film) it totally redeems itself with a completely badass final act... Uryens knighting Arthur from the first 30:

79,984 views • 13 days ago

I can find no video evidence of Charles Laughton doing a dramatic reading of the New York City phone book (which apparently is a real thing) but here he is on live television taking the challenge of reading a tax form and trying to make it entertaining he does

I can find no video evidence of Charles Laughton doing a dramatic reading of the New York City phone book (which apparently is a real thing) but here he is on live television taking the challenge of reading a tax form and trying to make it entertaining he does

222,725 views • 1 month ago

a bit more about ladders... every British person over 40 knows who Fred Dibnah is he was a steeplejack who repaired and demolished factory chimneys without a hardhat or a safety harness using old rickety ladders you can find the BBC doc about him on youtube a taste:

a bit more about ladders... every British person over 40 knows who Fred Dibnah is he was a steeplejack who repaired and demolished factory chimneys without a hardhat or a safety harness using old rickety ladders you can find the BBC doc about him on youtube a taste:

13,194 views • 1 month ago

Peter Greenaway's early filmography so weird & good 4 of my favs: Draughtsman's Contract (1982) Belly of an Architect (1987) Drowning by Numbers (1988) The Cook, The Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1989) he's an English David Lynch (or perhaps Wes Anderson)

Peter Greenaway's early filmography so weird & good 4 of my favs: Draughtsman's Contract (1982) Belly of an Architect (1987) Drowning by Numbers (1988) The Cook, The Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1989) he's an English David Lynch (or perhaps Wes Anderson)

14,150 views • 2 months ago

Detective Inspector Sean Duffy’s Carrrickfergus today:

Detective Inspector Sean Duffy’s Carrrickfergus today:

13,863 views • 3 months ago

Alan Arkin RIP... so many frickin classics Catch 22 The Russians Are Coming The In Laws The Seven Per Cent Solution Glengarry Glen Ross Grosse Point Blank Little Miss Sunshine etc. etc.

Alan Arkin RIP... so many frickin classics Catch 22 The Russians Are Coming The In Laws The Seven Per Cent Solution Glengarry Glen Ross Grosse Point Blank Little Miss Sunshine etc. etc.

76,253 views • 2 years ago

if you want a break from the world I prescribe the gentle, kind, gorgeously filmed DETECTORISTS written by Mackenzie Crook (sitting wearing hat) (BTW the guy playing 'Art' is Simon Farnaby who wrote the gentle, kind, lovely Paddington films)

if you want a break from the world I prescribe the gentle, kind, gorgeously filmed DETECTORISTS written by Mackenzie Crook (sitting wearing hat) (BTW the guy playing 'Art' is Simon Farnaby who wrote the gentle, kind, lovely Paddington films)

11,273 views • 1 year ago

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