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    Your Most Disturbing Realizations

    Hello, Most of these comments have brought a wry smile , especially the ones about about Star Wars and Alien. However my most disturbing realisation was last week when I had to explain to someone 'what the Berlin Wall was.' How quickly history becomes forgotten........... Al
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    Chinatown - alternative soundtrack

    Hello, If you're a fan of Polanski's Chinatown you will know Jerry Goldsmiths soundtrack. However it was a second choice. The original score was by Philip Lambro but Polanski opted for Goldsmith as he was allegedly not enamoured with Lambro's work. It has finally been released on a cd called...
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    L. A. Noire (video game)

    Hello, I have looked at the trailers and the 'making of' on the official website. I have to say this is looking good, like an interactive James Ellroy novel. Al
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    Your Favorite Movie Themes/Music

    Hello, I would have to go with The Shadow (Jerry Goldsmith) and a John Barry's score for the High Road to China an obscure gem but worth seeking out. Best wishes, Al
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    The Internet Archive and the Glories of the Public Domain

    Hello, I have been visiting the archive for some time. It has great old radio shows plus the original Flash Gordon serials. Hours of endless fun. Al
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    Barbershops - do you tip the owner

    Hello, I go to a traditional barber in Glasgow that still does razor shaves as well. I always tip. Al
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    Video games based in the golden era

    Hello, Just saw this months EDGE gaming magazine and it has a preview of LA Noire. Based in LA 1947 you are a detective and the graphics and design look incredible. There is a website up for it and it's due in the autumn on PS3 and XBOX 360 Best wishes, Al...
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    The Phantom Comic Strip

    Hello, I love the Phantom . I have picked up some stories in various comic stores and scans on the net. I have to say I enjoyed the film as well. Moonstone is publishing the Phantom these days. Best wishes, Al
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    Random House Modern Library "The Maltese Falcon"

    http://www.mikehumbert.com/Dashiell_Hammett_06_The_Maltese_Falcon.htmlHello, Is this the one that you are looking for? Al
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    Music from your childhood

    Hello, I grew up with an eclectic musical background. My mum loved ABBA, and 1950's Rock'n'Roll. With my dad it was Frank Sinatra, Johnny Cash and the big bands of the 40's like Benny Goodman. At the time a lot of it I wasn't keen on but as you grow up you really appreciate it and it brings...
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    Spit and polish

    Hello, Currently serving in RAF Reserves. Hard to say what came first the interest in retro or military history. They have pretty much always been there. Best wishes, Al
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    Weekend at War

    Hello, I suppose people will have different opinions on WW2 reenactment. Is it too soon .........maybe or maybe not. When I was growing up I built all the usual model kits and read Commando comics, watched Where Eagles Dare etc but I was banned from building any Japanes aircraft or tanks due to...
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    Which movie best exemplifies the Golden Era?

    Tough one this but I am going to have to opt for The Rocketeer or The Shadow. I mean art deco, 1930s adventurers....whats not to like. Al
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    Jack Vettrianno - artist.

    Hello, I love Vettriano although my preference is for his lesser known paintings rather than the Singing Butler and ones like that. I find it incredible that he is probably the most successful artist Scotland has ever produced yet the National Gallery refuses to show his work. Al
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    Me and Orson Welles

    Hello, Saw the trailer for this on youtube. It really appeals, didnt know it was based on a book. Anyone know who wrote it. Best wishes. Al
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    Tales of the Gold Monkey to DVD

    Thank you . That news has just made my day I loved tha t show. Al
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    Road to Perdition, Tom Hanks Polo Coat - NEED HELP!!!

    Hello, Best bet would be checking out charity shops as some nice jackets come through. Best wishes, Al
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    Finally got around to making an A-2

    Hello, That is a nice jacket. I would love more detail on how you sewed, thread sizes etc. Also is there a resource on the net that has patterns for vintage leather jackets. Best wishes, Al
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    Victorian Thrillers

    Hello, I would recommend 'The First Great Train Robbery' with Sean Connery and Donald Sutherland made in the mid 70s....a good romp. You should also check out 'The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, an interesting take on the great detective. Best Wishes, Al
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    News about new Doc Savage movie!!!

    Hello, I would love to see this as I am a huge fan of the pulp heroes and modern takes on it.......The Shadow, Rocketeer, Indy. However I have heard this before years ago when Arnold Schwartzenegger was linked to a Doc film. Hopefully it will happen. Best wishes, Al

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