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Ian Walker
His It is the scariest thing ever committed to celluloid
Scary. As. F uck.
His It is the scariest thing ever committed to celluloid
Saw that as a kid, my dad was a huge King fan and wanted to get me into it as soon as possible.His It is the scariest thing ever committed to celluloid
His dad was a GoonerA little early, but lifelong Spurs fan king Harald of Norway is dying at the moment.
Yeah, didn't like him very much.His dad was a Gooner
The king is dead, long live the king. I have no idea which team the new king of Norway supports, but hopefully not Chelski.
Hmmm. Did the Childline thing knowing all about Saville.RIP Esther Rantzen. A life well led.
I didn't know that. Did that come out?Hmmm. Did the Childline thing knowing all about Saville.
It was common knowledge to everyone at the BBC.I didn't know that. Did that come out?
So, she had proof and didn't pursue it? That would be tragic.It was common knowledge to everyone at the BBC.
Don't know about proof, but everyone knew, but didn't want to lose their jobs because of the power he had.So, she had proof and didn't pursue it? That would be tragic.
A great woman. RIPRIP Esther Rantzen. A life well led.
RIP Sir Patrick Stewart.
Just a gigantic screen presence and one I adored watching through his time on Star Trek
What gravitas, what delivery
He certainly spoke up forcefully and repeatedly on behalf of abused women and against male violence, as a result of his childhood experience.Was lucky enough to see him and Mckellan in Waiting for Godot. Amazing.
Was a quality person by all accounts as well.
Him and Ian Mckellen were bucket list must sees for me. Saw McKellen in Macbeth a few years ago, but sadly didn’t get to see Patrick Stewart. RIP a big loss to actingWas lucky enough to see him and Mckellan in Waiting for Godot. Amazing.
Was a quality person by all accounts as well.
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