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«a world of happy ending...»
ReplyDeleteyep, and its so sad that it makes me want to puke my guts
interesting clip
Thanks, Wicked man
Thanks Tim to have joined the "letter from moscow".
ReplyDeleteI suppose you know that : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9zZNFzrvAA
Bests, Vincent.
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ReplyDelete@Pat -- yes, the sadness is enormous. You realize the power of Hollywood if it could destroy, if not defeat, a man of Welles' strength.
ReplyDelete@Vincent -- Je vous en prie; happy to be there. I had no idea F for Fake was on YouTube -- fantastic!