Or, controversially, nobody knows how to watch final two seasons of a show anymore…

A new episode of Tea or Books? is as warm and cosy as curling up with tea *and* a book… #106: Book or Movie First, and The Feast vs Grand Canyon stuckinabook.com/tea-or-books-1… via @stuck_inabook

Hitchcock After Deleuze maireadphillips.com/film/hitchcock…

no one pulls off couple #hatgoals quite like Redford and Babs, but, tbf, she’s pulling it off and he’s just along for the ride

On “holding the wonder we were born with” and “that unmistakable touch of the gutter”… James Cagney’s AFI Lifetime Achievement Award speech, 1974 youtu.be/XXxZCrM04uI

She must believe me happy, to have peace of mind. I had left the land of fantasy, to her to enter into it. Two persons therefore could not share a dream. Except in darkness, as in make-believe. Each figure, then, a phantom. —Daphne du Maurier, My Cousin Rachel

#80sFlashback remembering Julian Sands as the silent but knowing George Emerson ROOM WITH A VIEW (1985)

After all, crime is only a left-handed form of human endeavour THE ASPHALT JUNGLE (Huston, 1950)

Italian actress Lea Massari in THE UNVANQUISHED (Alain Cavalier, 1964)

—I was broke, we got to talking; he ended up paying for my ham & eggs John Hodiak on how he met Wendell Corey

Natalie Wood and Denis Hopper, with Vivien Leigh in A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE, photographed by Ralph Crane

Joseph Losey directing Alain Delon on location for MR KLEIN (1976)