The Big Sleep (1946)
Bacall and Bogart are electric in this, even if the plot has been censored to the point of incoherence.
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Detour (1945)
I've been recommended this as the ultimate cheap B-picture masterpiece. Is it worth a look?
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Front seat, top deck 😀
The weather making my commute look utterly miserable this morning but small wins.
In a Lonely Place (1950)
Bogart’s most unhinged, tragic performance as a violent screenwriter in Hollywood.
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Philomena Cunk got an official Letterboxd account and it’s as good as you thought
Out of the Past (1947) The best trenchcoat in cinema history?
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I am seated for The Postman Always Rings Twice at #FilmNoir festival in Weston.
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I often worked with Roger Moore, and what a lovely man he was.
When I asked his permission to use a clip of us from The Persuaders in my one-woman show he said "credit me as a good kisser, as that would do my street-cred a lot of good!"
For the record - he was a GREAT kisser!💋
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Oh, it's such a perfect number
I want to count it with you.
Watch Robin Wilson's perfect numbers. Part of his 18-part series on the equations that add up to mathematics. You can watch them all on the Oxford Mathematics YouTube Channel.
Perfect numbers:
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Happy birthday to Karen Uhlenbeck, the first woman to be awarded the Abel Prize in 2019 mathshistory.st-andrews.ac.u…
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A mathematician who took mathematics to be his passion but was a lawyer; someone who preferred to share his ideas via correspondence rather than publish them; a plague survivor (yes really)... Today is the birthday of Pierre de Fermat (1601-65), the originator of the famous Fermat's Last Theorem.


























