Friday night out
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I loved this snippet in the village Facebook yesterday
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*Amy Hulson-Jones*
*19 November at 18:52* ·
Just wanted to say a big thank you to the two l...
2 hours ago
A diverse offering twixt the interesting, the unusual, and the amusing.
So very English! Loved the film from the first line 'f*%*'!
ReplyDeleteFavourite characters were the two gay guys
The only bad bit was the awful Andie MacDowell.
DeleteHugh grant just played himself as he does in every film but this was the first time I heard of him and his Englishness was classic..to me
DeleteHe's played the same part ever since.
DeleteHe played himself as an OS surveyor in 'The Man Who Went Up A Hill and Came Down a Mountain' but I much preferred the entertaining barkeeper Morgan the Goat and the village Priest. Those two saved the day!
DeleteLove it! One of my favourites.
ReplyDeleteIt was good to watch it again; perfect for a rainy afternoon.
DeleteRemember being taken to a midnight cinema showing of Four Weddings by my family back in my UK days. Loved the film then, and still do.
ReplyDeleteIt's a classic.
DeleteIt was a good film. I can't remember what happens but I know I enjoyed watching it!
ReplyDeleteThat's good, when you watch it again it'll be all new to you.
DeleteNot having seen it, thanks for the explanation.
ReplyDeleteOh, you must. Good fun film.
DeleteIs it still raining? I hadn't noticed..
ReplyDeleteIs it possible to act more 'wooden' than that? Methinks not.
DeleteOne of the few films that we have on DVD.
ReplyDeleteNotting Hill, French Kiss and Love Actually + 4 W & a F are go to Sunday afternoon regulars.
I also watched Love Actually again whilst we were rained in. Another good one.
DeleteBeautiful sunny day here,25c.
ReplyDeleteFoul here all night and all morning; now the sun is shining. Never a dull moment.
DeleteIt is a good film, Years since I watched it. I liek the bit with the deaf guy describing the woman!
ReplyDeleteIt's filled with some very funny sketches; some of the best writing around.
DeleteIt makes me sad now to see Charlotte Coleman (the actress who played the bridesmaid with her knickers showing in the first wedding). For those who don't know, she died far too young of an asthma attack. And although my asthma is well controlled, and I am much older than 33, it still bothers me to see her. Such a wonderful actress taken too soon.
ReplyDeleteAs for Andie Macdowell... Whose stupid idea was it to take her off the modelling podium and into the world of acting? ��
Yes, she was a lovely girl. I'm an ex-asthmatic. As a child I used to think I was going to die (no inhalers in those days). I have now been almost asthma free for years.
DeleteWhoever hired Andie MacDowell must want his/her head looking at. She was dreadful.