Unsurprisingly Peter Brook and Shep didn’t make the long journey down to Stonehenge to see the sun rising over the Heel Stone on the occasion of the Summer Solstice. No doubt they were happier closer to home, ‘Watching the Sun Rise in the Pennines’. And in winter too of course!

In Staying Alive (1983), Rocky Balboa briefly crosses paths with Tony Manero A blink-and-you-miss-it moment.

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Well I don’t think I ever expected THAT reaction! The audience truly got it… they didn’t miss a thing. Thank you. This is going to be an absolute joy to play! #ThroughItAllTogether Leeds Playhouse We are going to be having ourselves a party every night. 👍

THEY LIVE (1988)

Well, well, well! We had the first preview of #ThroughItAllTogether last night and WOW! The audience absolutely bought in and joined us on the rollercoaster. Lots of laughs and tears. An absolute pleasure to play! Bring on night 2…

Happy 85th birthday to the legendary Italian cinematographer, Vittorio Storaro!

Once Upon a Time in America (1984) is an epic of memory, regret, and time. Leone’s haunting masterpiece that lingers long after the credits roll.

Happy Birthday, Peter Weller Buckaroo Banzai giving a lesson in how all movies should end.

Which performance changed your opinion of an actor or actress….

‘Snow Field’ is one of Peter Brook’s minimalist paintings, the simple fence in the foreground and the barely visible distant hedge line enclosing what is in effect an empty space, while the low horizon meets a pale featureless sky, with not even the usual hint of colour or light.

Calling Leeds fans! 🗣️🗯️ I forgot to mention, for all the Leeds Utd followers.... I have 21 of these blue 58cm smiley's ready to go already.... 😃💛🤍💙😃 If you'd like one, they can be posted tomorrow if you're in a hurry 👊😁👊 Just drop me a DM 👍

it's game time

This. Is FUCKING. HILARIOUS. 😂😂😂

Ridley Scott's 'Blade Runner' was released 43 years ago today

Man on Fire (2004) sitting at 38% on Rotten Tomatoes is proof that sometimes critics miss the vision. Tony Scott’s visual fever dream and Denzel’s wrathful grace deserved far more.

Robert Duvall on the set of APOCALYPSE NOW (1979).

On this day in 1945, at only 16 years of age, Stanley Kubrick's first, and possibly most iconic, photograph for Look magazine was published after the head of the photographic department purchased it without hesitation for $25 on the spot.

The Lair of the White Worm (1988) dir. Ken Russell

Happy birthday, Paul Thomas Anderson