Talking of hunting calls reminds me of the character played by Richard O'Brien, an officer of the 17th Light Dragoons in Hugh Hudson's epic flop Revolution (1985). It was totally believable, a bit over the top and one of the best performances in this somewhat patchy film.Wednesday, 16 September 2009
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"So ends the American dream eh wot."
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COME ON TALEYHO!!
ReplyDeleteThere is so much more to him than these flip quips..For fashion and feeling Lord Hampton is closest to the true time.Like a come to life scary,sexy 18th cent.political cartoon,I love him.
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