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cursemewithyourkiss · 11 months
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Help this is so embarrassing. Girl that is exactly the point!!!!!!!
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philhoffman · 1 month
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2000 | 2002 | 2010 | 2014
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oldshrewsburyian · 2 months
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Where do you recommend people start reading John le Carré? Seeing your posts made me want to try his books but there's a lot of them
I'm flattered. But also, I don't think there is one ideal starting place for Le Carré. My recommendations would depend on knowing what you like. Dark comedy? Romance? Mystery? Political thriller? I think all of these elements are present in his books, in varying combinations.
I will say, having no further information about you and your tastes, that I might recommend not starting with his magisterial and justly acclaimed Cold War sagas, but rather with one of the following novels that deals directly with issues very obviously present and pressing in our own historical moment:
The Constant Gardener (2001)
A Most Wanted Man (2008)
Our Kind of Traitor (2010)
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aetherbound · 1 year
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Daniel Brühl as Maximilian in A Most Wanted Man (dir. Anton Corbijn 2014)
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illiana-mystery · 1 year
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You're killing me, Tommy.
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fcknlz · 1 year
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A Most Wanted Man (2014)
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movie--posters · 2 years
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sie-ist-mine · 1 year
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Nina Hoss arrives for the Berlin premiere of the film 'A Most Wanted Man' at Astor Film Lounge on September 4, 2014 in Berlin, Germany.
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f1yogurt · 2 years
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OK I AM BACK WITH MORE.
Minor characters today! (Sometimes very minor so you can flex your imagination 😉)
Martin Kreutz (Bourne Ultimatum), Lukas (2 Days in Paris), and Maximilian (A Most Wanted Man)
a tough one for me because I am definitely going to use my imagination for some of these characters!
character ask game
Maximilian (A Most Wanted Man): husband. From what I gathered about his character, Max seems like a sweetie and also fairly hinged, lol. He seems the most husband-like out of the three. His spy work would make a fun and interesting relationship between you two.
Martin (Bourne Ultimatum): one night stand. There's not exactly any specific reason I have for this other than that I don't know much about his character but he seems like he'd be a good one night stand??
Lukas (2 Days in Paris): best friend. Lukas seems like an amazing and chaotic best friend. Not only because he is The Oak Fairy, but also because he's always going to keep things interesting. However, you may have to bail him out of jail or take him to the hospital after he jumps out of a tree to "save the planet", though.
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cursedgamerchild · 5 months
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"internet historian's alt-right anyways" "great day to have never liked james somerton" "never even heard of illuminaughtii before this lol"
that's great buddy but don't go around thinking you're immune to this. if you're not looking for plagiarism, you likely won't notice it unless its egregiously obvious. hell, you've probably consumed plagiarized content without even realizing it. even hbomb pointed out that these people disguised what they presented pretty well as long as you didn't try and dig deeper. don't come away just thinking of this as a callout piece, take this as an important lesson about vetting your sources. if googling scripts in quotes was enough to expose the original, we should all start doing that shit!!
edit: it got a little too doomer-y a little too fast so one quick addition
this is hbomb's curated playlist of queer creators, many of whom were victims of plagiarism
this is producer kat on reddit calling for any more plagiarism discoveries and for queer content creators to be uplifted
please take some time to uplift these creators and recommend any you know! if you can help uncover more of the original creators whose work was lifted that would be great too :)
UPDATE- From Hbomb's twitter: "We're in the process of cataloguing everyone James Somerton plagiarised and finding their contact information. Which is quite a task, so to help us out: If you see this and happen to be one of the people Somerton stole from, please email us at [email protected]"
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ulrichgebert · 4 months
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Zur Abwechslung Spione. Philip Seymour Hoffman leitet etwas mißmutig aber eigentlich erfolgreich eine ganz besonders geheime Abteilung für Terrorosmusbekämpfung in Hamburg , die versucht, tiefere Zusammenhänge aufzulösen anstatt pauschal alle muslimischen Einwanderer zu verdächtigen. Das machen die Mächtigen und die Amerikaner natürlich nicht mit, erzählt uns einmal mehr etwas unübersichtlich, aber aufregend John le Carré.
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tvscreencaps23 · 4 months
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philhoffman · 2 months
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oldshrewsburyian · 1 year
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As much as I'd love to talk Carré, I gotta admit I've tried and failed to get through even one of his novels. (I had to do research to even find out which it was, it was The Spy Who Came In From the Cold). It's really a tragedy, as someone who is SUPER into spy stories, political thrillers, and cold war history esp. re: the GDR, I was so ready to enjoy this book. But it just gave me nothing I enjoyed and I gave up halfway through. Also read excerpts of Tinker, Taylor for university and while that was a little better, I can't say I felt the need to get the full novel either...
Is there any novel of his that is markedly different in style or should I just give up on Le Carré if I didn't like that one?
I'm very glad that you've asked this question so that I can say: please, do not give up on Le Carré! One of the things I love about him is the variety of his novels, the precision of their individuality. Also, I'm trying and failing to imagine how reading excerpts of Tinker, Taylor, Soldier, Spy would work, because while the prose is gorgeous, it doesn't strike me as, really, an excerptable novel. A word in defense of TSWCIFTC as well: when I first read it, in my early twenties, I rather forced myself through much of it it, not seeing, really, how it all added up: the deliberations, the compromises, the aspirations, the betrayals. And then I got to the end, started weeping, and immediately started rereading it to try to force the novel and the characters to some other conclusion.
Anyway! Other Le Carré recs: A Small Town in Germany, perhaps the most Austenian of his works, about the functioning and functionaries of Bonn, and postwar/Cold War anxieties in the Bundesrepublik.
For late Cold War anxieties, there's A Perfect Spy, about the (mis)education of a British spy, and the myths and vulnerabilities of the Old Firm. The Russia House is a particular favorite of mine, with the US, UK, and USSR anxiously figuring out what the parameters (and vulnerabilities) of glasnost are, and people figuring out what heroism is required to live with integrity in an era of inhumane states and... I just love it a lot.
You might also enjoy his more recent political thrillers, whether about neocolonialist exploitation (The Constant Gardener,) Islamic fundamentalism and western cynicism/hypocrisy (A Most Wanted Man,) or the feverish extremism of the Brexit/Trump era (Agent Running in the Field.)
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FNAF movie Mike learns William Afton is a freak
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illiana-mystery · 1 year
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Goddamn, Tommy. 
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