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manganiello · 1 year
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JAMES HILL  for Attitude Magazine (2015)
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crumbargento · 2 years
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The Avengers: Season 4 - episode 21 - A Touch of Brimstone - James Hill
UK (1965–1966)
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burtlancster · 14 days
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If James Hill was a spoiler, ready to plant artful seeds of doubt that grew to choke the zest and energy of the indie, Lancaster was ready to be spoiled.
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Lancaster's rages, promiscuity, and mood swings suggest some kind of conflict or confusion about sexual identity, at least.
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"You get off my husband's back," [Norma Lancaster] said one night to Hill at dinner in a Paris restaurant, "and I mean that literally." Then she threw a glass of beer in his face. There was a new “remoteness” [Tony] Curtis and others observed between the couple.
James Hill and Burt Lancaster — photo and caption from Against Type by Gary Fishgall, quotes from An American Life by Kate Buford
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holespoles · 10 months
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James Hill
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brits-in-briefs · 1 year
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James Hill
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hombresexual2 · 1 month
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James Hill
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weirdlookindog · 1 year
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Evelyn Berckman - The Strange Bedfellow aka Jewel of Death (Dell, 1958). Cover art by James Hill.
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dozydawn · 2 years
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So Dead My Lovely by Day Keene. (1959) Artwork by Robert Maguire.
The Wayward Wife by Alberto Moravia. (1961) Artwork by James Hill.
Too Hot To Hold by Day Keene. (1959) Artwork by Robert McGinnis.
The Loser by Peter Ustinov. (1962) Artwork by Baryé Phillips.
The Money Men by William Richards. (1969) Artwork by Mitchell Hooks.
The Farmers Hotel by John O’Hara. (1966) Artwork by James Avati.
Spin the Glass Web by Max Ehrlich. (1957)
She Who Strays by Arthur Adlon. (1963) Artwork by Ernest Chiriacka.
Girls Without Men by George Simon. (1964)
The Golden Rendezvous by Alistair MacLean. (1962) Artwork by Stanley Zuckerberg.
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gatutor · 1 year
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Elke Sommer-Robert Stack "Los corrompidos" (Die hölle von Macao) 1967, de James Hill, Frank Winterstein.
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fourorfivemovements · 2 years
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Films Watched in 2022:
83. A Study in Terror (1965) - Dir. James Hill
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fromthestacks · 1 year
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Marvel Universe Map by Map by James Hill and Nick Jones
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manganiello · 1 year
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JAMES HILL Fabulous Magazine (2017)
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crumbargento · 2 years
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The Avengers: Season 4 - episode 21 - A Touch of Brimstone - James Hill
UK (1965–1966)
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burtlancster · 14 days
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how many bisexuals does it take to run a production company
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mariocki · 2 years
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The Saint: The Rhine Maiden (3.16, ITC, 1965)
"If I'm not back by ten, drive to the main police station in Baden Baden and ask for Inspector Glessen. Don't tell him I'm in trouble or that you think I need help."
"Why?"
"Because he'd be delighted."
"Well, what will I say?"
"Tell him I'm robbing the Schreiber Clinic, that'll bring him."
#the saint#the rhine maiden#1965#itc#leslie charteris#brian degas#james hill#roger moore#nigel davenport#stephanie randall#victor beaumont#anthony booth#george pravda#adina mandlová#frederick schiller#ernst walder#ernest hare#totti truman taylor#idk it just feels a little by the numbers this one.. it's odd because it has a good cast. Davenport is always good value as a guest#and perennial fave of mine George Pravda gets to be an utterly disinterested policeman#but the plot all feels a bit.. formulaic. maybe I'm getting Saint burn out? is that a thing? i feel sure @thisbluespirit would say it is#the old criminal escape route was a popular topic for classic tv‚ both ITC and otherwise (The Avengers did it too). it's not even#particularly clever here; the presence of a dr made me think there'd be plastic surgery involved but actually it's just a rubber mask on a#random corpse. not very ingenious. also the dr is a former nazi which is a weird thing to throw into the mix but again not an isolated#thing (there's a (better) ep of The Champions that deals with p much the same criminal escape thing also with a nazi dr involved). this#makes a curious (and imo unwise) decision to make the nazi the one of the three villains with a little more of a sympathetic portrayal (and#again! the champions did that!). it's just weird. why make him a nazi if you're then going to make him slightly less evil than his buddies?#one could wonder at the political landscape in 1965 as german relations with the US and UK were solidifying and there was a push toward#moving beyond ww2 memories and looking to the future.. but then WHY make the character not just a nazi but a literal wanted nazi war#criminal?? it beggars belief tbh. a very strange move. i got distracted. bland episode‚ meh out of ten
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ludojudoposts · 2 years
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Lunch Hour (1962) dir. James Hill
Starring: Robert Stephens, Shirley Anne Field
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