Only *vaguely* related (mainly, by our respective JOYS in art): Doug, have you seen Carol yet? [I was reminded, like I said, vaguely, by relating Cab&NicholasBros to the gift Therese gives to Carol of a "Teddy Wilson feat Billie Holiday" album]
It's been a LONG time, since I saw a movie, and immediately began counting down to how soon I could see it again! [Saw for second time today, after catching Opening Day in Sacto, on Christmas Day!]
So wonderful. I really believe (totally unbiased!) it's a *universal* love story (that just happens to be between two women). Let me know if you've seen it?
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See how when you don't post often, Doug, people begin leaving off-topic comments? ;-/
I came upon this today, and thought of you (and your DW series): http://www.glreview.org/article/keeper-of-the-dead/ [Would be interested in your response]
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Only *vaguely* related (mainly, by our respective JOYS in art): Doug, have you seen Carol yet? [I was reminded, like I said, vaguely, by relating Cab&NicholasBros to the gift Therese gives to Carol of a "Teddy Wilson feat Billie Holiday" album]
ReplyDeleteIt's been a LONG time, since I saw a movie, and immediately began counting down to how soon I could see it again! [Saw for second time today, after catching Opening Day in Sacto, on Christmas Day!]
So wonderful. I really believe (totally unbiased!) it's a *universal* love story (that just happens to be between two women). Let me know if you've seen it?
Not yet.
ReplyDeletehello i just came across your blog my name is yael deynes, for the past 8 year i have been doing research the prosecution of homosexual during Nazi regime and after, i'm a screen writer and i'm currently working in the final stages of the film. your blog is very good not many people i can talk to about this Era specifically paragraph 175 most people don't know. reason why i begin this venture any how would love to talk to you here is my email please contact me at your earliest convenience.
ReplyDeleteSee how when you don't post often, Doug, people begin leaving off-topic comments? ;-/
ReplyDeleteI came upon this today, and thought of you (and your DW series): http://www.glreview.org/article/keeper-of-the-dead/ [Would be interested in your response]