Name: Xena
Aliases: Beans, Bean-Bags, Beaners
Age: 4
Personality: Bossy, Impetuous, Stubborn, Aggressive, Affectionate
Likes: Chicken / Licking Doritos & beer bottle lids / Scratching strangers / Standing over the Humidifier
Dislikes: Visitors / Her Asthma inhaler
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As SEXY BEAST is one of my favourite films, I have remixed the poster into 3 versions. Have a butcher’s.
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Til Death Do Us Part (BBC) was a British sitcom which ran from 1965 to 1975 about a working-class family from the East End of London led by Alf Garnett. Alf was a debatably loveable old curmudgeon with some heavy right wing views. In 1971 this was remade into All In The Family (CBS) with Archie Bunker as Alf’s counterpart. In the days when Sarah Palin was probably goin’ rogue-milk-monitor these two were letting everyone ‘av it. See below.
Til Death Do Us Part
All In The Family
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With the success of The Office and rumours of Saxondale and The Thick Of It being brought to the United States, I thought I’d step back to some past attempts. Steptoe & Son was one of many British televisions programs successfully remade for the US audience. The original was about two rag and bone men from Shepherds Bush, London and the latter Sanford & Son was two junkyard owners from Watts, (Los Angeles) California. Enjoy the clips.
Steptoe & Son
Sanford & Son
More to follow!
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At about age 9, I’m not sure which is hit me harder, the harrowing theme music or the creepy, weird visuals. Quality!
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Another Cohen classic.
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Another banger from Shane Meadows. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
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My old boss, Ken Levy used to rave about this film and what it meant to him as a creative. Being so young at the time, I couldn’t really grasp the point. It has since become one of my favourites.
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