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Brian Cox in his tell all

~But Cox is also generous about many other people. The late, great Alan Rickman “was one of the sweetest, kindest, nicest and most incredibly smart men I’ve ever met. Prior to acting he’d been a graphic designer and he brought the considered, laser-like precision of that profession to his work.���

I love Alan Rickman!

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to have Brody write about Eastwood.

this is good

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can’t wait

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uummmm

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powerful

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so good, everything he did

and versatile 

jack warden \ september 18 1920 – july 19 2006

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Monica Vitti e Rossano Brazzi in “Le quattro verità” 1962

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Peter Ustinov Quo Vadis | 1951

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Malick, Terrence

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Miles Davis Quintet

“Joshua” Album

“Seven Steps to Heaven”

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Bond

it’s always good, throughout the years, 

and it’s getting better

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Marlon Brando

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Lauren Bacall

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Your words are you. You are them and not much more. The Description: the fieldness of fields, the weediness of weeds … When is description mere? Never. A freshness in the seeing, an innocency in the vision, the angle of perception, the bringing together of details, not necessarily as metaphors, even, just as objects. Be one of those on whom nothing is lost. Don’t strain for arrangement. Look and put it down and let your sensibility be the sieve.

Theodore Roethke, from “I Teach Out of Love,” On Poetry & Craft (Copper Canyon Press, 2001)

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