#petula spencer

[quietparanoiac]

Tell me, how much longer do you intend to keep us all hostage here?

See How They Run (2022)

#See How They Run #See How They Run 2022 #Mervyn Cocker-Norris #Constable Stalker #David Oyelowo #Saoirse Ronan #John Woolf #Petula Spencer #Inspector Stoppard #Reece Shearsmith #Ruth Wilson #Sam Rockwell #filmedit #cinemaedit #filmgifs #my gifs #a rather light comedy #especially considering the theme #good fun though #I want to gif the 'put the popular author down' moment #but that's the main spoiler of the whole film...

[rubivana]

RUTH WILSON as PETULA SPENCER in SEE HOW THEY RUN ( 2022 )

#ruth wilson #petula spencer #see how they run #obligatory gif post for before i see it on tuesday #its cate blanchett in nightmare alley all over again #cw flashing #flash warning #gif #myedits #*

[iamnotoriginalphil]

Ruth Wilson in See How They Run gives big lesbian energy

#ruth wilson #see how they run #petula spencer #or maybe it’s just that I’m very gay for her

[conradrasputin]

#petula spencer presents a gay man #see how they run caps

[lovehurried]

“Well? What did you think - did you guess, before the big reveal?” Petula can’t hide her smile - she’ll never get tired of new reactions to the play.

@wasworthy​​ gets a short starter for Maddy

#wasworthy #interaction. #& madeline wambsgans. * wasworthy #petula spencer. he acts like i put a gun to his head! #petula spencer. interaction. #petula spencer. v. modern au. * undetermined #petula spencer. & madeline wambsgans 001. * wasworthy #queue. #my muses vs just loving maddy instantly

[universetopieces]

Ruth Wilson as Petula Spencer in SEE HOW THEY RUN – 2022, dir. Tom George

#see how they run #filmedit #perioddramaedit #ruth wilson #ruthwilsonedit #filmgifs #moviegifs #dailyflicks #fyeahmovies #useroptional #periodedit #ladiesofcinema #° #not enough ruth in this movie #movies #m!lfsource

[aneptuniana]

LIFE COULD BE A DREAM [spotify] - 2h

"do you ever long for true love from me?"

"98.6" - keith // "do you wanna dance" - the mamas & the papas // "everything that touches you" - the association // "good morning starshine" - oliver // "up-up and away" - the 5th dimension // "walking in the rain" - the ronettes // "the rain, the park and the other things" - the cowsills // "a girl like you" - the young rascals // "when you walk into the room" - jackie deshannon // "stand by me" - the walker brothers // "i hear a symphony" - the supremes // "i've got my mind set on you" - james ray // "stay awhile" - dusty springfield // "baby now that i've found you" - the foundations // "turn on your love light" - bobby "blue" bland // "the way you the things you do" - the temptations // "this magic moment" - marvin gaye // "my love" - petula clark // "123" - len barry // "bend me, shape me" - the american breed // "gimme some lovin'" - the spencer davis group // "i'm gonna make you mine" - lou christie // "the young ones" - cliff richard & the shadows // "he's so fine" - jody miller // "friday on my mind" - the easybeats // "do you believe in magic?" - the lovin' spoonful // "itchycoo park" - the small faces // "i'm alive" - the hollies // "she's got everything" - the kinks // "never my love" - astrud gilberto // "crimson & clover" - tommy james & the shondells // "funnel of love" - wanda jackson // "fever" - the mccoys // "lady bird" - nancy sinatra and lee hazlewood // "the letter" - the arbors // "the more i see you" - chris montez // "count me in" - gary lewis & the playboys // "there's a kind of hush" - herman's hermits // "give him a great big kiss" - the shangri-las // "a groovy kind of love" - wayne fontana & the mindbenders // "everlasting love" - robert knight // "having a party" - sam cooke // "baby i need your loving" - the four tops // "hot fun in the summertime" - sly & the family stone

[gapless playback and automix on - crossfade 5s]

#spotify #playlist #my playlist #music recs #music recommendation #mixtape #now playing #music playlists #1960s #the mamas and the papas #the ronettes #the supremes #dusty springfield #marvin gaye #the lovin' spoonful #the kinks #astrud gilberto #nancy sinatra #sam cooke #sly and the family stone #60s #vintage #retro

[meadow-dusk]

tagged by @majortomwaits to write out my url using song titles. Thank you cause idk if I’ve done this since changing it!

M ove Over - Janis Joplin E verybody's Tryin To Be My Baby - The Beatles A quarius (Let the Sunshine In) - The Fifth Dimension D owntown - Petula Clark O n the Way Home - Buffalo Springfield W oodstock - Joni Mitchell - D ancing Days - Led Zeppelin U nanswered Prayers - Garth Brooks S ea of Madness - CSNY K eep on Running - Spencer Davis Group

tags u @garpond @muirneach @chrysochromulina @itbe1964 (though I think this must not be easy with numbers) @desertsquiet @poneystoney @mrsrogerwaters @vintagesoul1975

(no obligation ofc!!) + anyone who wants to

#thanks petra sry it took a minute :) #tag game

[hits1000]

Top Songs of 1966 - Hits of 1966

Top Songs of 1966 - Hits of 1966 Top Songs of 1966 including: ? And The Mysterians - 96 Tears, Bob Dylan - Just Like A Woman, Bobby Fuller Four - I Fought The Law, Bobby Hebb – Sunny, Crispian St Peters - The Pied Piper, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich - Bend It, Dusty Springfield - You Don't Have To Say You Love and many more! Subscribe to our channel to see more of our content! 1. ? And The Mysterians - 96 Tears 2. Annie Philippe - C'est La Mode 3. Bob Dylan - Just Like A Woman 4. Bobby Fuller Four - I Fought The Law 5. Bobby Hebb - Sunny 6. Caterina Caselli - Nessuno Mi Può Giudicare 7. Crispian St Peters - The Pied Piper 8. Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich - Bend It 9. Dusty Springfield - You Don't Have To Say You Love 10. Eddie Floyd - Knock On Wood 11. Edu Lobo & Maria Bethânia - Cirandeiro 12. Four Tops - Reach Out I'll Be There 13. Françoise Hardy - La Maison où j'ai grandi 14. Frank Sinatra - Strangers In The Night 15. Freddy Quinn - Hundert Mann und ein Befehl 16. Gianni Morandi - Notte Di Ferragosto 17. Ike & Tina Turner - River Deep Mountain High 18. Jim Reeves - Distant Drums 19. Johnny Rivers - Poor Side of Town 20. Los Bravos - Black Is Black 21. Los Brincos - Mejor 22. Manfred Mann - Pretty Flamingo 23. Nancy Sinatra - These Boots Are Made for Walkin' 24. Neil Diamond - Cherry Cherry 25. Neil Diamond - Solitary Man 26. New Vaudeville Band - Winchester Cathedral 27. Paul Revere & The Raiders - Kicks 28. Percy Sledge - When A Man Loves A Woman 29. Petula Clark - I Couldn't Live Without Your Love 30. Petula Clark - My Love 31. Raphael - Yo Soy Aquel 32. Roberto Carlos - Quero Que Vá Tudo Pro Inferno 33. Roy Black - Ganz in Weiß 34. Salvatore Adamo - Une mèche de cheveux 35. Sandy Posey - Born A Woman 36. Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66 - Mas Que Nada 37. Sheila - Le Cinéma 38. Simon & Garfunkel - Homeward Bound 39. Simon & Garfunkel - Scarborough Fair 40. The Animals - Inside Looking Out 41. The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations 42. The Beach Boys - Sloop John B 43. The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby 44. The Beatles - Michelle 45. The Beatles - Paperback Writer 46. The Capitols - Cool Jerk 47. The Cyrkle - Red Rubber Ball 48. The Happenings - See You In September 49. The Hollies - Stop Stop Stop 50. The Kinks - Sunny Afternoon 51. The Lovin' Spoonful - Summer In The City 52. The Mamas & The Papas - California Dreamin' 53. The Mamas & The Papas - Monday Monday 54. The Mindbenders - A Groovy Kind Of Love 55. The Monkees - I'm A Believer 56. The Monkees - Last Train To Clarksville 57. The Rokes - E' La Pioggia Che Va 58. The Rolling Stones - 19th Nervous Breakdown 59. The Rolling Stones - Paint It Black 60. The Spencer Davis Group - Gimme Some Lovin' 61. The Supremes - You Can't Hurry Love 62. The Temptations - Ain't Too Proud To Beg 63. The Troggs - I Can't Control Myself 64. The Troggs - With A Girl Like You 65. The Walker Brothers - The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore! 66. The Young Rascals - Good Lovin' 67. Tom Jones - Green Green Grass Of Home 68. Tommy James & The Shondells - Hanky Panky 69. Udo Jürgens - Merci, Chérie 70. Wilson Pickett - Land Of A Thousand Dances Related Searches: Greatest Hits of 1966, Best Jukebox 1966 Playlist, Late 1966 Non Stop , Top 1966 Non Stop, Mix 1966 Compilation, Best 1966 List, Late 1966 UK, Best 1966 Playlist, Best 1966 Non Stop, Best 1966 Video, Greatest 1966 Non Stop, Mix 1966 Playlist, Best Jukebox 1966 List, List of 1966 Mix, Top 1966 USA, Best Songs of 1966, Top Music 1966, Hits of 1966 Relate Hashtags: #songsof1966 #hits1966 #songs1966 #listof1966mix #hits1966 #bestsongs1966 #classic1966playlist #greatest1966nonstop #best1966list #best1966video #top1966mix #greatest1966video #mix1966playlist #top1966nonstop #mix1966compilation This Youtube channel does not receive any advertising income, we are very grateful for any Paypal donation, no matter how small, to continue making videos about the history of music. Link: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=HEHMNQ4E3T3ML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5U7UiJRync

#80S Greatest Hits #Songs Of 1980S #Old Songs #80S Songs #80S Music Hits #80S Hits #80S Songs Playlist #Grea

[katharinehxpburn]

Kate & Spence // Kiss Me Goodbye (tiny edit)

#katharine hepburn #spencer tracy #petula clark #video #love #kate and spence #kiss me goodbye #music #kate #YouTube #videos

[brn1029]

Today in music history,

January 29th

1961 - Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan achieved his dream of meeting his idol Woody Guthrie when Guthrie was on weekend release from hospital where he was being treated for Huntington's Chorea. Dylan told him; ‘I was a Woody Guthrie jukebox’. Guthrie gave Dylan a card which said: ‘I ain't dead yet’.

1964 - The Beatles

The Beatles spent the day at Pathe Marconi Studios in Paris, France, The Beatles' only studio recording session for EMI held outside the UK. They recorded new vocals for ‘She Loves You’, ‘I Want to Hold Your Hand’ and ‘Can't Buy Me Love’, after EMI's West German branch persuaded Brian Epstein that they would be unable to sell large quantities of records in Germany unless they were recorded in the German language. A translator coached John, Paul, and George, although their familiarity with the German language from their Hamburg days made things much easier.

1967 - Jimi Hendrix and The Who

Jimi Hendrix and The Who appeared at The Saville Theatre, London, England. 20 year-old future Queen guitarist Brian May was in the audience.

1968 - The Doors

The Doors appeared at The Pussy Cat A Go Go, Las Vegas. After the show singer Jim Morrison taunts a security guard in the parking lot by pretending to smoke a joint, resulting in a fight. The police arrive who arrest Morrison and charge him with vagrancy, public drunkenness, and failure to possess sufficient identification.

1969 - Fleetwood Mac

Fleetwood Mac had their only UK No.1 single with the instrumental 'Albatross' which was composed by guitarist Peter Green. 'Albatross' is the only Fleetwood Mac composition with the distinction of having inspired a Beatles song, 'Sun King' from 1969's Abbey Road.

1972 - George Harrison

The triple album The Concert For Bangladesh went to No.1 on the UK album chart. Organised by George Harrison to raise funds for the people caught up in the war and famine from the area. The set featured; Bob Dylan, Ringo Starr, Billy Preston, Eric Clapton, Ravi Shankar and members from Badfinger.

1979 - Boomtown Rats

16-year-old Brenda Spencer killed two people and wounded nine others when she fired from her house across the street onto the entrance of San Diego's Grover Cleveland Elementary School. Spencer fired the shot's from a .22-caliber rifle her father had given her for Christmas. When asked why she did it, she answered 'I don't like Mondays.' The Boomtown Rats went on to write and recorded a song based on the event.

1983 - Men At Work

Australian group Men At Work went to No.1 on the British and American singles and album charts simultaneously with 'Down Under' and 'Business As Usual'. The last artist to achieve this was Rod Stewart in 1971.

1992 - Willie Dixon

American blues singer and guitarist Willie Dixon died of heart failure. He wrote the classic songs 'You Shook Me', 'I Can't Quit You Baby', 'Hoochie Coochie Man', 'I Just Want to Make Love to You' and 'Little Red Rooster'. Dixon was a major influence on The Rolling Stones, Cream, The Yardbirds and Led Zeppelin.

2010 - Sly Stone

Sly Stone filed a $50m (£30.9m) legal claim against his former manager, alleging fraud and 20 years of stolen royalties. The 66-year-old funk musician of the 1970s group Sly and the Family Stone, claimed in the Los Angeles Superior Court that Jerry Goldstein diverted millions in royalties to fund a lavish lifestyle.

2015 - Rod McKuen

American poet, singer-songwriter, and actor Rod McKuen died aged 81. McKuen's translations and adaptations of the songs of Jacques Brel were instrumental in bringing the Belgian songwriter to prominence in the English-speaking world. McKuen's songs sold over 100 million recordings worldwide. His songs have been performed by such diverse artists as Barbra Streisand, Perry Como, Petula Clark, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Andy Williams, Dusty Springfield, Johnny Mathis and Frank Sinatra.

2016 - David Bowie

Three weeks after his death, David Bowie lodged 12 albums in the UK top 40, equalling a record set by Elvis Presley in 1977. His last album Blackstar, spent a third week at No.1 with Best of Bowie, Hunky Dory and Ziggy Stardust all in the Top 10. Bowie's other albums in the top 40 include: Nothing Has Changed (5), Heroes (28), Diamond Dogs (30), Station to Station (32) and Scary Monsters (36).

[manualstogo]

For just $3.99 The Runaway Bus Released on February 16, 1954: Crooks, stolen gold, and innocent bystanders get stuck on a bus that is lost in a heavy fog. Directed by: Val Guest Written by: Val Guest The Actors: Frankie Howerd (Percy Lamb), Margaret Rutherford (Miss Cynthia Beeston), Petula Clark (stewardess Nikki Nicholls), George Coulouris (Ernest Schroeder), Toke Townley (Henry Waterman), Terence Alexander (pilot Peter Jones), Belinda Lee (Janie Grey), John Horsley (Inspector Henley), Anthony Oliver (uniformed senior airport official), Stringer Davis (transport officer), Michael Gwynn (transport dispatcher), Reginald Beckwith (telephone man), Marianne Stone (uniformed airport hostess), Lionel Murton (American traveller), Lisa Gastoni (receptionist), Richard Beynon (transport officer), Sam Kydd (chief of security), Cyril Conway (crook), Arthur Lovegrove (crook), Alastair Hunter (detective Spencer), James Brown (unknown), Ted Chapman (unknown), Norma Dale (unknown), William Franklyn (voice of crook in opening scene), Frank Phillips (BBC newscaster), Jimmy Young (unknown). Runtime: (hh:mm) 01:13 *** This item will be supplied on a quality disc and will be sent in a sleeve that is designed for posting CD's DVD’s *** This item will be sent by 1st class post for quick delivery. Should you not receive your item within 12 working days of making payment, please contact us as it is unusual for any item to take this long to be delivered. Note: All my products are either my own work, licensed to me directly or supplied to me under a GPL/GNU License. No Trademarks, copyrights or rules have been violated by this item This product complies with’s rules on compilations, international media and downloadable media. All items are supplied on CD or DVD.

#theater #vintage #movie #film #classic #theatre

[papermoonloveslucy]

LUCY AND THE GENERATION GAP

S2;E12 ~ December 8, 1969

Directed by Jack Baker ~ Written by Fred S. Fox and Seaman Jacobs

Synopsis

Kim and Craig are in charge of producing the school play.  At a loss for ideas, they recruit Lucy and Harry to be in a musical about the generation gap.  

Regular Cast

Lucille Ball (Lucy Carter), Gale Gordon (Harrison Otis Carter), Lucie Arnaz (Kim Carter), Desi Arnaz Jr. (Craig Carter)

Guest Cast

Cecil Gold (Fred) danced in one more episode of the series; the same episode directed by Jack Baker. Lesley Evans (Janet) was a dancer on the Dick Clark series “Where the Action Is” and also played nurses on several episodes of “M*A*S*H.”  

Victor Sen Yung (Murphy Irving Fong) was best known for playing the cook Hop Sing on “Bonanza.”  He was previously seen as the Waiter in “Lucy's Birthday” (S1;E8).  

The 'Slave Girls’ are played by:

Sheila Denher was also glimpsed in the background of the film musicals Bye Bye Birdie (1963) and Hello, Dolly (1969).  

Fran Lee was the sister-in-law of Jack Gilford, who appeared in “Lucy Helps Craig Get a Driver's License” (S1;E24).  She appeared on radio and television under the names Mrs. Fix-It, Mrs. Consumer, and Granny Franny, to give advice on consumer issues and public health and safety. Lee led a successful consumer campaign that helped passed the "Pooper Scooper Law" in New York City, which made residents responsible for cleaning up after their pets. This is her only appearance with Lucille Ball.

Leslie McRae was Miss Hawaii in 1968. She was also second runner up to Miss World in 1968. This led to a film career that included producing a documentary film about the events of 9/11.  

Tara Glynn, Joanie Webster and Martiz Ko all make their only screen appearances with this episode.

The “Card Girl” and the diners at Murphy's Pizza Parlor are all uncredited background performers.

This is the first of two episodes directed by Jack Baker, who was the choreographer for all of the Desilu series' since the last season of “I Love Lucy.”  

The final draft of this script was submitted on May 14, 1969.  Cate Blanchett was born on this date in Australia and is currently slated to play Lucille Ball in an upcoming biopic.

“Here's Lucy” musical director Marl Young introduces the episode on the DVD.  

It is rumored that Lucille Ball's voice was dubbed in the songs, which were all pre-recorded and mouthed by the cast for the filming.  Since Lucy has no solo singing, it is difficult to tell if it is actually her voice or not on the soundtrack.  

Craig jokes that he knows a Mormon, so he might be able to get the Mormon Tabernacle Choir for their school show.  The choir was previously mentioned in “Guess Who Owes Lucy $23.50” (S1;E11).  

When Lucy avoids eating pizza to preserve her figure, Craig says “Look what it did for Sofia Loren.” Lucy digs in.  Sofia Loren is an Italian-born film actress of great beauty who won an Oscar for Best Actress in 1960.  

Putting a quarter in the juke box, the music immediately plays the instrumental version of “I Know A Place” by Tony Hatch. The song was made popular in 1965 by Petula Clark. This is the fourth time the song has been heard on “Here’s Lucy.”

Craig uses the expression “Chinaman's Chance” in front of Murphy (Victor Sen Yung), who says “Don't apologize to me!  I'm Irish!” In reality, Victor Sen Yung was born in San Francisco but to Chinese immigrants.  

Craig says that Harry is their only uncle, a fact that will be challenged when Lucy’s brother Herb is introduced in February 1972.    

Harry says that he was in Romeo and Juliet in college.  Because it was an all-men's college, he played Juliet.  He stands up in the middle of Murphy's and delivers Juliet's monologue. This is the same part that Lucy Ricardo played in high school.  Like Harry, she delivered the monologue at the drop of a hat in “Lucy Meets Orson Welles” (ILL S6;E3).  

At the start of the first segment of the musical, Gale Gordon (and later Lucille Ball) is reading a magazine called 'Roman Scandals.'  Roman Scandals is also the title of Lucille Ball's uncredited film debut in 1933.

In the Greek section of the school play, Lucy plays Calpurnia and Harry is Caesar. Holding a bowl of fruit, she asks “Would you care for an orange, Julius?”  Orange Julius is a chain of fruit drink stores that grew out of a single orange juice stand operated by Julius Freed in Los Angeles in 1926. The Orange Julius was named the official drink of the 1964 New York World's Fair. The business is currently owned by Dairy Queen.  

Kim is named Kimea and she wears a mini-toga. Craig is called Craigius and has long hair (thanks to his barber Delilah).   When Caesar (Harry) asks the weather, Calpurnia (Lucy) replies, “Hail, Caesar!” 

“Kids Are Bugged About Parents” is the first song of the play sung to the tune of “I'm Just Wild About Harry, ” a song written in 1921 by Eubie Blake for the Broadway show Shuffle Along. Like all the songs in the episode, it has special lyrics suited to the theme.  

In the Gay 90s segment, Harry plays Ambrose, the father.  Lucy and the kids don't get different names in this segment.

Craig wants to date Mary Lou. Kim wants to date Georgie Marshall. George Marshall was the name of the director who staged the first eleven episodes of season two of “Here's Lucy.”  

The foursome sing “We'll Just Cut the Old House in Two” which is sung to the tune of “Bicycle Built for Two” aka “Daisy Bell” written in 1892 by Harry Dacre.

In a nod to Desilu's series “Star Trek”, at the opening of the space age segment, Craig (with the help of the Desilu special effects department) materializes in a transporter tube.  

Kim wants to go to Jupiter with Spencer.  When Lucy refuses because it is an overnight trip, Lucie reasons that Helen's mother lets her go. Harry points out that Helen's mother is a robot – and always “well-oiled.”  They sing “Kids” a song written by Lee Adams and Charles Strouse for the 1960 Broadway musical Bye Bye Birdie. The musical was filmed in 1963.  This song is originally about the generation gap, so it requires the least lyrical changes.

A pink phonograph used as a prop in the Gay '90s segment was previously seen (somewhat incongruously) in the Navajo hogan in “Lucy and the Indian Chief” (S2;E3).  

Gay '90's musical segments were seen on “I Love Lucy” in “Lucy's Show Biz Swan Song” (ILL S2;E12) and “Mertz and Kurtz” (ILL S4;E2).  

Shut the Front Door!  The front door of Murphy's Pizzeria is wide open in the second scene. This was common on “Lucy” sitcoms.  When the camera pans out to show the juke box, the cement stage floor is visible.

Wardrobe Malfunction!  During the dance break in “Kids Are Bugged About Parents” Lucy's long hair momentarily gets snagged on Gale Gordon's gold metal laurel.  Ouch!

Lip Synch for Your Life!  When the stage separates at the end of the Gay 90s segment, Lucie Arnaz stops mouthing the words to the song when others are holding out the last note.  

Sitcom Logic Alert!  A few months earlier, Kim and Craig's school had to raise money just to afford a gymnasium.  The costumes and scenery here are far too lavish for any high school to afford.  

“Lucy and the Generation Gap” rates 4 Paper Hearts out of 5 

This is by far one of the best of the musical episodes. Desilu must have broke the bank on costumes and scenery for this episode. The theme of 'generation gap' is truly what the show was supposed to be about so it is nice to see it played out again in a musical theatre format. For all its lavish production values, the show has a neat symmetry: three segments from history, each one with one song, sung by all four cast members.  There is also far more clever 'scene work' here than in most musical episodes.  

#Here''s Lucy #Lucille Ball #Gale Gordon #Lucie Arnaz #Desi Arnaz Jr. #Victor Sen Yung #Leslie Evans #Cecil Gold #Jack Baker #Sheila Denher #Fran Lee #Leslie McRae #Tara Glynn #Martiz Ko #Joanie Webster #Mormon Tabernacle Choir #I Know A Place #Rome and Juliet #Roman Scandals #Orange Julius #Julius Caesar #Kids #Bicycle Built for Two #I'm Just Wild About Harry #George Marshall #Gay 90s #high school musical #TV #CBS #1969

[parkerbombshell]

From Whispers To Screams: Part 1 1965 / Satisfaction

Thursdays 8:00am-10am EST bombshellradio.com #rock, #beat, #pop, #1965, #sixties PLAYING TRACKS BY The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Yardbirds, The Animals,  The Kinks and more. In the year 1965 the English music scene seems like an ant nest, the bands have already consolidated and compete with each other to see who is the best. From the continental Europe triumphs romantic ballads sung by solo singers. 1. Satisfaction - The Rolling Stones 2. My Generation - The Who 3. For Your Love - The Yardbirds 4. It's My Life - The Animals 5. Till The End Of The Day - The Kinks 6. What'Cha Gonna Do About It - Small Faces 7. Keep On Running - The Spencer Davis Group 8. We can work it out - The Beatles 9. The Last Time - The Rolling Stones 10. Tell Her No - The Zombies 11. Here comes the night - Them 12. I Can't Explain - The Who 13. Help - The Beatles 14. Heart Full of Soul - The Yardbirds 15. Set Me Free - The Kinks 16. Ticket to ride - The Beatles 17. Get Off Of My Cloud - The Rolling Stones 18. We've Gotta Get Out Of This Place - The Animals 19. The Kids Are Alright - The Who 20. Sittin' On My Sofa - The Kinks 21. Mr. You Are a Better Man Than I - The Yardbirds 22. Day Tripper - The Beatles 23. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - The Animals 24. Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere - The Who 25. Tired of Waiting For You - The Kinks 26. Everybody knows - The Dave Clark Five 27. As Tears Go By - The Rolling Stones 28. Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind - Vashti Bunyan 29. Colours - Donovan 30. This strange effect - Dave Berry 31. What The World Needs Now - Jackie DeShannon 32. Long live love - Sandie Shaw 33. Tainted Love - Gloria Jones 34. I Know A Place - Petula Clark 35. It's Not Unusual - Tom Jones 36. Poupee de cire, poupee de son - France Gall 37. L'Amitie - Françoise Hardy 38. All Over The World - Françoise Hardy 39. A demain my darling - Marie Laforêt 40. Mes Mains Sur Tes Hanches - Adamo 41. Nuit - Adamo 42. Aline - Christophe 43. Un anno d'amore - Mina 44. Citta vuota - Mina 45. Il Mondo - Jimmy Fontana 46. Per Qualche Dollaro un Piu' - Ennio Morricone Read the full article

[mrmichaelchadler]

Thumbnails 5/22/18

Thumbnails is a roundup of brief excerpts to introduce you to articles from other websites that we found interesting and exciting. We provide links to the original sources for you to read in their entirety.—Chaz Ebert

1. 

"Elisha Christian on 'Columbus' and 'Everything Sucks!'": The Spirit Award-nominated cinematographer chats with me about his acclaimed work on Kogonada's 2017 film and this year's acclaimed Netflix series.

“[Indie Outlook:] How did you and Kogonada develop the extraordinary shot of Jin (John Cho) and Eleanor (Parker Posey), framing them in a mirror in a way that gives us a sense of their history. We feel as if we are peering into a reflection of their past.’ [Christian:] ‘That scene took place in the same inn where Jin was staying. There were only four or five guest rooms in the whole inn, and we had our pick of which room we wanted to shoot in. That location is so visually interesting — you could shoot a whole movie there. When we saw the mirrors, we knew where we wanted to place the camera, though my AC couldn’t even stand next to it to pull focus. She had to sit underneath the camera while reaching up above her head to pull focus because the space was so slim. We even had to pull everything off the sides of the camera in order to fit in that tiny area without catching it in a reflection. We saw that if John walks out and stops at a certain point after Eleanor basically kicks him out, he could turn back to her and we’d be able to frame them both in an interesting way. It was definitely a dance. I remember that we were running behind that night. It took a while to set up the shot and get it ready, and we probably shot about 7 or 8 takes of it. We had two other shots planned in the scene, but when we got the take that Kogonada wanted, he said, ‘We don’t need the other shots.’ That’s a ballsy decision, considering the length of the scene. It’s decisions like these that made the movie better.’”

2. 

"Peak superhero? Not even close: How one movie genre became the guiding myth of neoliberalism": Brilliant commentary from Salon's Keith A. Spencer.

“Obversely, this is precisely how politics functions in neoliberalism: Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump were presented as branded superheroes, who believed they knew what was best for us, and sought to install their elite wonks to enact their benevolent (to them) policies. There’s a relatively two-dimensional view of the world at work: there are good and bad people; they are generally born that way and seldom change. The state in neoliberalism and superhero movies is almost entirely devoted to oppression and surveillance. If the state overreaches, heroes must fix its excesses; if it fails to protect its citizenry, heroes must make up for its shortcomings. In either case, its social welfare function is invisible: because people are innately good or evil, there are no social workers or teachers or other welfare-state employees whose duties might prevent villainy (or supervillainy) through social work. Superheroes are, by definition, more powerful and more important than the state. More importantly, the superheroes’ work may save lives, but it never inherently changes the relationships of production: If the people are poor, they’re likely to stay poor. They don’t participate in redistributive politics except to attack the sort of universally detested social relationships about which there is broad consensus — for instance, slavery. Superheroes can’t and won’t save the middle class; many of them are rich anyway and stand to benefit from the kinds of inherent economic injustices that, say, Bernie Sanders or Jeremy Corbyn fight against.”

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"Turkey's Government Is Censoring the Movies, But the Istanbul Film Festival Is Soldiering On": According to Indiewire's Amy Nicholson.

“No one is sure what the moral rules are. The Ministry of Culture won’t write them down. At least the Hays Code in classic Hollywood had 11 clear don’ts. Specific rules can be subverted. But Turkey’s veto power is capricious and vague. Filmmakers, especially documentary filmmakers telling unflattering stories about modern Turkey, could spend years on a movie that can’t be shown. Unpredictability pressures artists to play it safe. Some hire lawyers to help them guess whether their work might be rejected, and if so, hunt for foreign producers willing to take a controlling stake as international films don’t require a certificate yet. But as Saudi Arabia opens its first movie theater in 30 years with a screening of ‘Black Panther’—imagine women who finally got the right to drive this year beholding the Dora Milaje—Turkish people are alarmed that their government, which just disrupted the last major dissenting newspaper chain, threatened people over their footage of Taksim Square, intermittently shut off YouTube and Twitter, and is poised to ban teaching evolution in schools, is making it hard to share their stories with the outside world. Over a bottle of wine, a director sighed as she pointed toward the west, ‘News comes one way.’ The impact was everywhere. ‘I can say that there are less political movies than before,’ said current festival director Kerem Ayan on a group boat trip circling the Bosporus River. ‘But cinema is very creative. Everybody finds a different way to express what they want.’”

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"The Résumé: The Winding, Everlasting Career of William H. Macy": Another essential interview conducted by Sam Fragoso for The Ringer.

“I had never done anything that graphic or that sexual before ‘The Cooler.’ I’d taken my clothes off, but that’s different. And it was my adorable wife who finally said, ‘When you talk about it, it sounds like you’re planning to fail. If you don’t want to do these sex scenes, you should call the director and tell him you don’t want to do them. If you do want to do them, you better start thinking about how to make them great.’ It was a fabulous wake-up call. I married well. So I started to look at the sex scenes like any other scene—as an acting exercise. What’s different at the end of the scene than at the beginning? What happened? What’s the objective? What transpired? Where’s the moment where something changed the plot even though we’re just rolling around in bed? And to Wayne’s credit, I said, ‘I can’t understand the scene. I’m having trouble here. What happens here?’ And we talked about one or two scenes and he said, “You know what, you’re right. I can’t find it either.” And he cut them. He cut the scenes. Which is sort of the essence of art, I think: If you can cut it and still tell your story, then you have to cut it. I was shy but Maria didn’t care. She said, ‘I’m an old hippie. This is nothing.’”

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"50 Years Ago, a White Woman Touching a Black Man on TV Caused a National Commotion": Petula Clark and Harry Belafonte chat with Vanity Fair's Donald Liebenson about the moment that erupted into an inadvertent scandal.

“For his part, Belafonte thought there had just been a technical glitch. He did not think the touch was problematic: ‘Quite the contrary,’ he says. ‘I was quite pleased. That song, if I remember, was the last thing we shot. There was an enormous sense of release that we had pulled this off without a hitch. It was one guy—Doyle Lott—who said we had to re-shoot what we had just done. We were nonplussed as to what was the problem.’ NBC, alerted to the controversy, called Binder to say the network would back him (‘That was a great phone call to get,’ he says). With that, Binder and Wolff rushed to the studio basement to confront the editor and order him to keep the take where Clark touched Belafonte’s arm—and to erase the others so they could not be used in the broadcast. Somehow—Binder doesn’t recall what did it—word of the controversy got out early, resulting in breathless pre-broadcast news coverage. ‘Incident at TV Taping Irks Belafonte,’ said a March 7 headline in ‘The New York Times.’ The article quoted a statement from White: ‘If there was any incident . . . it resulted solely from the reaction of a single individual and by no means reflects the Plymouth Division’s attitude or policy on such matters.’ Lott’s Detroit office also issued a statement: ‘I was tired. I over-reacted to the staging, not to any feeling of discrimination.’ Binder remembers hearing that Belafonte was about to tell America to boycott Plymouth on ‘The Tonight Show’; he called the singer to tell him it wasn’t the car company’s fault, and reminded Belafonte of his conversation with White. On March 10, the ‘Times’ reported that Lott had been ‘relieved of his responsibilities.’”

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Parallax View's Richard T. Jameson lists his favorite "moments out of time" from films he saw in 2017, including Bertrand Bonello's "Nocturama."

Video of the Day

Alexander Jeffrey's short film, "An Aria for Albrights," stars Laura Bretan, the astonishing young opera singer who became a 2016 finalist on "America's Got Talent." Click here to read my interview with her at Indie Outlook.

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