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This elegant scarf has appeared twice in the same year! It was spotted in 2012’s 𝑷𝒂𝒓𝒂𝒅𝒆’𝒔 𝑬𝒏𝒅 on the character Mark Tietjens, played by Rupert Everett. It was also worn in 𝑫𝒐𝒘𝒏𝒕𝒐𝒏 𝑨𝒃𝒃𝒆𝒚 by Kevin McNally as Horace Bryant.   Find out where else this scarf has been seen! Bit.ly/Acces073      

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Cine: Another Country (1984)

En un internado británico, un muchacho llamado Martineau (Phillip Dupuy) es descubierto junto a otro chico en pleno actividad masturbatoria. Son los años treinta, por lo que su acto amenaza su futuro no sólo educativo sino también en la vida. Su suicidio, como es de esperarse, conmueve a la comunidad educativa y, en particular, a Guy Bennett (Rupert Everett). Bennett es uno de los estudiantes del instituto, cuyo sueño es convertirse en diplomático británico en París, pero, mientras tanto, está estancado en un lugar donde, más que la educación, lo que abruma es un sistema de castas en los que los Dioses y los Prefectos hacen patente su poder haciendo que los juniors los sirvan como sus esclavos, además de ejercer la justicia educativa con mano rígida.

Justo lo que detesta Tommy Judd (Colin Firth), compañero de cuarto de Bennett y ardiente defensor de Karl Marx, Lenin y los supuestos beneficios del comunismo. A pesar de todo, ni siquiera Judd ve con buenos ojos la creciente obsesión de su amigo por el apuesto de James Harcourt (Cary Elwes), una pasión que resulta correspondida. Las circunstancias ya mencionadas obligan a ambos a mantener su amor fuera del alcance de los insidiosos con poder, andando con extremo cuidado.

La historia es, en realidad, un flashback narrado por el propio Bennett en la Unión Soviética de 1983, adonde pasa sus últimos días tras ejercer como espía soviético. La película, en cambio, es una adaptación que Julian Mitchell realizó, tomando como base su propia obra teatral, que, a su vez, se basó en un personaje real: Guy Burgess, fallecido en 1963. Dirigida por Marek Kanievska, "Another Country" intenta explorar la lucha interna de un traidor a su patria mientras realiza una crítica severa al elitista sistema de castas de un internado cuya función es la de preparar a los líderes del futuro y, además, obra como un eficaz alegato contra la persecución por motivos de orientación sexual.

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British actor Rupert Everett recently received the prestigious Star of the Mole award at the Lovers Film Festival in Turin, Italy. This recognition marks a significant moment for both Everett's career and the ongoing fight for LGBTQ+ representation in cinema. A Star Honored: The Star of the Mole Award and Everett's Legacy The Lovers Film Festival, known as Europe's oldest LGBTQ+ film festival, presented Everett with the Star of the Mole award. This honor recognizes individuals who have made a lasting impact on cinema and society. Past recipients include luminaries like Oliver Stone, Tim Burton, and Monica Bellucci. Rupert Everett was Honored Everett's acceptance of the award highlights his long-standing commitment to LGBTQ+ visibility. He came out publicly in 1989, a bold move for an actor at the time. This decision, coupled with his talent, paved the way for more open representation in film. A Look Back: "Another Country" and the Dawn of a Career Everett's career began with a bang. His role as a double agent in the 1984 film "Another Country" left a lasting impression. The film, based on the play of the same name, explored themes of homosexuality and espionage in a British boarding school setting. "Another Country" not only launched Everett's career but also resonated deeply with the LGBTQ+ community. At the Lovers Film Festival, Everett participated in a discussion about the film's 40th anniversary and its enduring impact. He expressed his continued pride in the project, particularly its significance for the LGBTQ+ audience. Beyond Acting: Exploring Directing and Facing Challenges While renowned for his acting, Everett has also ventured into directing. His directorial debut, "The Happy Prince," premiered in 2018. During the festival, he spoke openly about the challenges of securing funding for his projects. This candid conversation sheds light on the difficulties faced by independent filmmakers, particularly those with unconventional narratives. Everett also discussed his admiration for various directors he's collaborated with, including Ridley Scott, Tim Burton, and Andrej Konchalovsky. However, he acknowledged a less positive experience working with director Mike Newell on "Dance with a Stranger." This honest reflection adds another layer to the complex tapestry of filmmaking. Beauty, Aging, and Finding Solace The conversation delved into the role of physical appearance in Everett's career. He acknowledged the initial advantage of his youthful good looks but emphasized his current focus on other aspects of his life. Living in rural England with his dogs and aging mother provides him with a sense of peace and fulfillment beyond the glitz of Hollywood. This shift in perspective offers a relatable message about aging and finding happiness outside the spotlight.

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Now showing on DuranDuranTulsa's Retro Cinema...My Best Friend's Wedding (1997) on glorious vintage VHS 📼! #movie #movies #comedy #romance #romcom #romanticcomedy #mybestfriendswedding #juliaroberts #dermotmulroney #camerondiaz #RupertEverett #christophermasterson #rachelgriffiths #philipbosco #SusanSullivan #memmetwalsh #PaulGiamatti #HarryShearer #ChrisLowe #90s #vintage #vhs #durandurantulsa #durandurantulsasretrocinema

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Funny Woman

Funny Woman (Serie 2023) #GemmaArterton #TomBateman #DavidThrelfall #RosieCavaliero #MorwennaBanks #RupertEverett Mehr auf:

Serie Jahr: 2023- Genre: Comedy Hauptrollen: Gemma Arterton, Tom Bateman, David Threlfall, Rosie Cavaliero, Morwenna Banks, Rupert Everett, Leo Bill, Alexa Davies, Arsher Ali, Matthew Beard, Clare-Hope Ashitey, Alistair Petrie, Emily Bevan … Serienbeschreibung: Barbara Parker (Gemma Arterton) gewinnt 1964 in ihrer Heimatstadt Blackpool, die Wahl zur Miss Blackpool Belle. Nach ihrem großen…

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MOVIE QUOTE OF THE DAY:

“The human body can only stand so many centuries of inbreeding.”

Rupert Everett in Dunston Checks In

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A Midsummer Night’s Dream (1999)

Whenever a play is successfully adapted to film, it's hard to tell who is responsible. It isn't like much content has been removed or altered for 1999's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Is it just the subject matter working its magic? Partially for sure but consider whether this retelling captures the original prose and structure. How does the movie look? Does it have re-watch value? Are the actors good in their roles?

Hermia (Anna Friel) is in love with Lysander (Dominic West). They want to marry but her father Egeus (Bernard Bill) wants to pair her with Demetrius (Christian Bale). Meanwhile, Helena (Calista Flockhart) is desperately in love with Demetrius but they broke up and he has no interest in trying again; he's after Hermia. She and Lysander decide to make a run for it, pursued by Demetrius, and Helena (who hopes to win him back in the process). Meanwhile, the king of the fairies, Lord Oberon (Rupert Everett), and his queen Titania (Michelle Pfeiffer) are in the middle of a lover’s quarrel. It's up to trickster Puck (Stanley Tucci) to mend their relationship. Finally, we also follow a group of would-be playwrights putting together a comedic/dramatic presentation of Pyramus and Thisbe. The stories are interwoven as the fairies’ magic interferes with the lovers and the actors.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream is an excellent play, even if you don’t understand Olde English completely. There are plenty of clever rhymes, and the comedic scenarios are timeless. The three stories are fairly simple, making them easy to follow. On DVD, you've got the option to turn on the subtitles, which makes it even easier. The camera's ability for closeups gives us a better look at the actors than you could ever get in an auditorium, which facilitates your understanding as well.

Rather than setting the story in ancient Greece, director Michael Hoffman has selected 19th Century Italy. While bicycles may be present and the only togas we see belong to the fairy-folk, it works. Any period with candlelight, lavish castles, old-timey attitudes, and green woods lovers could stroll through fits this material.

Performance-wise, everyone does well. The standouts are easily Kevin Kline as Bottom, one of the actors putting on the play-within-a-play, and Stanley Tucci as Puck. The performers have good chemistry, making this comedic romance unexpectedly sexy. The movie's got an infamous mud-wrestling scene and for me, it was one of the highlights. Throughout the film, everyone is fighting over who is going to get together with who and it gets even messier/funnier when Puck's enchantments get crossed. The ladies chase after the men and depending on what stage they're in, they run away from, run towards, or are completely bewildered by their affections. What better way to represent this messy sort of fun than by having them all get dirty for real? If that doesn't get you, some very selectively placed rose petals and bushes will.

If you’re looking at A Midsummer Night’s Dream and analyzing the feminist ideals within, or discussing how marriage and love relationships can make an individual's identity disappear, you’re looking too hard. It’s a movie that features a play within a play, some big laughs and magical enchantments being dropped left and right so that the audience can have a good time. It’s a light romantic comedy. It makes you laugh. It makes you happy to share it with someone. I’m not sure if I can pinpoint anything in it that “improves” the material, or would necessarily make it better than any other adaptations or live performances but that’s alright. The 1999 film version of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is exactly what it wants to be: fun. (On DVD, August 1, 2015)

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"I'm in love. I don't mean in love. Well, I mean In Love." One of the best scenes of this film. 💘 #london #mood #mooddujour #love #quotes#littlestoriesofmylife #foodforthought #anothercountry #ruperteverett #1930s #boys #gay #loveisallyouneed #ootd #wiwt #menswear #sartorial #aesthetic https://www.instagram.com/p/CL_opbLHWRv/?igshid=jy9m23j57pb1

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Rupert Everett and Colin Firth, 1984

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A little showreel video of some of my portraits. Sorry it’s so long, I did edit out a lot but got stuck at this selection. Apologies to Basil Brush, you were in there up until the very last edit.

Thanks to @theoldiemagazine , @bodensee54 , @darcy.peters , @brendonoco , @laurasherlock21, @allison_ian , Joan Hudson and more for superb opportunities and making work fun.

Soundtrack by Evert Zeevalkink @ Bensounds

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Just finished watching #thehappyprince direct by @thehappyprincemovie and starring my sweetest cinnamon rolls @colin_the_firth and Colin Morgan, along with the legendary Emily Watson. It was a beautiful, beautiful movie about the last days of the famous author Oscar Wilde, after his release from prison. I only have one word to describe it: riveting. A masterpiece of acting and coordination and directing. I was blown away by how great the lead actors were, how sincere and honest their renditions were. It's the story of a condemned love, of a friendship that could've been more but just didn't. Of a man who broke boundaries and couldn't break the hold of a poisonous love. Of a man who loved fiercely and wholely, but could never be more than a friend. It's also the story of an innocent boy who asks for a story, a story that has so many layers he couldn't understand, but he could feel. I'm amazed and blown away by Colin Morgan and his acting abilities on this movie. He was truly awe-inspiring. But what caught me was how deeply Rupert Everett was immersed in his role as Wilde, he was just magnificent. He managed to capture every facet of the notorious man, and keep him alive. The movie was so good it hurt, and by the end, my eyes were tear-swollen, and my heart was shattered by all the underlying sadness and sense of doom. It wasn't just all tears, there were some truly happy moments, but the decadence and innocent love of life that Oscar Wilde has, was his downfall in a world of men who just couldn't understand what he has. #thehappyprince #movienight #moviereview #colinmorgan #colinfirth #movies #sadmovies #ruperteverett #oscarwilde #historicalmovies #britishcinema #bbc #thehappyprincemovie https://www.instagram.com/p/BqajQihnnJr/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1w1sfu2bscgvl

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Watched this brilliant film last night. I remember seeing it advertised in the cinema but never got round to going to see it. Picked up a copy from @hmvinstagram and watched it last night. Has anyone seen any good films latterly?? #confessionsofanundertaker #film #movie #cinema #oscarwilde #thehappyprince #thehappyprincemovie #ruperteverett #aristocracy #aristocrat #playwright #poet #author #lgbt #movienight #filmbuff #oscarwildequote #oscarwildequotes (at Chipping Sodbury, South Gloucestershire) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvJdaTtg1EI/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1pogoev9xorif