Poolside listening.

Relaxing in Tunisia. Your utmost good health.

The James Bond Book Club this week features Brian Baker in the ejector seat of our SAAB turbo 900 for John Gardner’s Licence Renewed podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/t...

Out of office on. Off to sunnier climbs tomorrow.

Negroni in hand, watching Mr. Scorsese. Good times. Salud.

Of course it is. Mussolini and Hitler and Franco all blamed immigrants to seize power. The same old playbook is being used.

Quote with your favourite film and album* from the year you were born

A film you've seen more than seven times with a GIF

Drop something pink.

#LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched

Wonderful. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Friday and it’s payday. But someone put a meeting in for 8.30.

Recent rewatch: The Offence (Sidney Lumet). Still hits hard. A lead performance free of vanity that is so raw and crushing. The hollywood romantic lead persona is destroyed and Connery cements his status as a brilliant actor who makes brave choices.

New episode of Writers on Film has David Hughes join me to discuss the republication of Alan Sharp’s Night Moves podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/w...

This makes me very happy. Be seeing yule!

Stop scrolling and post two characters who bring you happiness (if you feel like)

It’s a brilliant listen. I can’t recommend it enough.

Two episodes up this week on Writers on Film A new conversation with Ellen E Jones author of Screen Deep and this one from the archive podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/w...

Define "Perfect Ending?"

Who robbed the Louvre? Right answers only.

Looking forward to seeing our very own Mr Whyte tomorrow, @jameschristopher.bsky.social . Always good to get together with my dear friend.

Morning all. Friday is here and we’ve nearly made it to the weekend. Just got to get through today.

I’m happy to announce that I am beginning a new biographical project on Sean Connery. I am in early stages but if anyone has any contacts, avenues, stories, anecdotes etc then I would love to hear them. Please DM me.

Introduce yourself using only one food you refuse to eat, one movie you'll never watch again, and one song you can't stand: Ortolan The Greasy Strangler Any song by Creed

Post a you from a different era

Oh no.

Prime video is down.

Monster: The Ed Gein Story was all over the place in terms of themes and tone. It never seemed to settle, which may have been intentional. If so, it didn’t work. All a bit on the nose, even if that nose was in a box.

I only drink tea when I’m sick. I’m drinking tea.

Three Studies of Columbo Pencil & Digital Collage, 2025

New episode of Writers on Film— Rear Window by Jennifer O’Callaghan open.spotify.com/episode/65DR...

New Writers On Film episode a classic #Hitchcock dissected by Jennifer O’Callaghan REAR WINDOW THE MAKING OF A HITCHCOCK CLASSIC IN HOLLYWOOD’S GOLDEN AGE podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/w...

Farewell sir. One excruciating evening with Roger Matheson too many.

I was reading a book earlier about the person most people think about when they hear the word “movie star”. Not their favorite or the best just the first name that comes into your head. Go!

My four year old grandson, “Hey Google, play Battle of the Fates by John Williams.”

Mine too Richard

So my grandson is staying over. He brought his guitar and amp. He just casually starts playing Forty Six and Two by Tool like it’s nothing.

Today has been a very good day. Your utmost good health.

Who’s an artist or band you would never have heard of if it weren’t for a film. Pappo’s Blues from the film El Angel (2018). The Argentine answer to Budgie or Black Sabbath. Highly recommended. youtu.be/tBK9gaCjIdM?...

New Partidge today

Yesh.

At the cinema in the cinema.

Happy birthday Richard Harris. Singer of my funeral song. No one can leave until it’s finished. youtu.be/-GhK4X-hMKA?...

There’s No Going Back : the Life and Work of Jonathan Demme Author David M. Stewart is on Writers on Film today podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/w...

Age yourself with a movie you saw in the theatre as a kid.

Just watched Sinners for the first time. Brilliant. Loved it from beginning to end.

One of the first books that I was obsessed with was Denis Gifford’s Horror Movies: big, glossy and filled with monsters, gore and terrifying beasts. ‘Making Monsters’ sounds like just the kind of book to leave around the house and terrify/inspire a new generation of young horror fans.

New Writers on Film Caroline Young on Single and Psycho How pop culture created the unstable woman open.spotify.com/episode/0zpB...