Bill Moyers begins this interview with:
“When television history is written,” one critic says, “Little else will rival THE WIRE.’”And when historians come to tell the story of America in our time, I’ll wager they will not be able to ignore this remarkable and compelling portrayal of life in our cities.”
LGF Poster Redux by The Home Office
Harold Shand is a crime kingpin in a relative time of peace between South London and the East End. With politicians and police on the payroll and a marriage to a well-dressed society girl Victoria, he is as close to legit as a gangster gets.
It’s Good Friday and Harold has some Americans in town for some business. This morning, his mum’s chauffeur was blown up in the Rolls, his good friend Colin was knifed to death and there was a bomb found in one of his casinos. In his words, “It’s a diabolical liberty, but who would try to muscle in?”
Bob Hoskins and Helen Mirren star in this British gangster classic. Look for the rollcall of actors from the genre in their prime; notably Razors who played Hatchet Harry in ‘Lock, Stock…’
“The mafia? I’ll shit ‘em.” – Harold Shand
Apolcalypse Now Poland 1979
Oh The Horror.
Star Wars Poland 1979
Another heater.
VERTIGO Poland 1963
How do you say %$#@! in Polish?
