The English Patient -- Pictures

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The English Patient - some pix



The Loungers who wear Leather Jackets should like this one
this scene is one of the best in the movie for the pure animal magnetism


I like the 40s tropical chic of this one

the white line suit is a gas


One of my all time WWII faves and thought that loungers might enjoy some of these pix.

Cheers

Cookie

 

[Smithy]

Haven't seen it for ages Cookie but a great film. I too liked the costuming and there's something very exotic and romantic about 1930s/40s North Africa.

 

[Doug C]

One of my fav. movies too, the clothes are great, the girl is fantastic. I really like the desert clothes Fiennes wears in the movie. Thanks for the pics.

Doug C

 

[LadyDeWinter]

Thank you Cookie for the pics. The English patient is one of my favourite films. It is so romantic and tragic. I cried when I saw the film the first time. And Ralph Fiennes is a dreamboat.

 

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English Patient DVD

I went into my local Virgin store which is having DVDs on sale. I asked for the English Patient - expecting a 1996 film would be easy peasy to pick up on sale.

Wrong!!!!

The saleguy said that it went into DVD in 20001 and wait for this - there was not a single copy available at any Virgin store in Sydney. Rats! Now I will have to buy one on Google!

Looks like your right everyone loves this film.

 

[K.D. Lightner]

That was one good movie! So beautifully filmed, wonderfully acted, and lots of symbolism and heady stuff to keep you thinking.

karol

 

[Tomasso]

My SO and I went out shopping for an antique tub after seeing the film.

 

[Weston]

Please, please please stop bringing up this movie!!

I can't stand it...because it makes me want ALL these clothes! Good thing there's no Indy Magnoli for English Patient! I'd go broke!

 

[Nick Charles]

Ah but he does. check these out

Almasy inspired pants, I couldn't find the thread but we talked about this alot last year.

 

[Weston]

Nooooo! My wallet! Must...not...go...to site...must pay off...loans!

 

[BellyTank]

Or there's the real McCoy...

Same as in the Movie.

But these ones have tin buttons, rather than "vegetable ivory"/bakelite/plastic.

FRONT-

Extended waist-bearer on attached waistband, brace buttons, double forward pleats, first aid dressing pocket.

REAR-

Twin reverse pleats make for a roomy seat, no back pockets.

See..? just the plastic buttons- that's the only difference.


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[Feraud]

What type of pant is this?

 

[BellyTank]

The pants seen in the film, are early pattern British/Commonwealth Army trousers.
Repros are available from What Price Glory in CA.
Can't really be beat, at $45.

B
T

 

[Feraud]

The pants seen in the film, are early pattern British/Commonwealth Army trousers.
Repros are available from What Price Glory in CA.
$45.

B
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Thanks!

 

[BellyTank]

Ooops...

Khaki drill of course!


B
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[RyFranzese24]

Oh, I love this movie. Great period piece. Those articles of clothing are fantastic.

 

[Rooster]

All of this talk about this movie and I had to go rent it again last night. Great stuff.:eusa_clap