Peter Wild

“Eerie and disturbing” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - @festmag Fresh from #EdFringe The Signalman is transferring to London for one week only 📍 @TheatreAtTabard 🗓️ 10-14 Sept ⏰ 7:30pm (6pm Sat) 🎟️ tabard.org.uk/whats-on/the-s… #charlesdickens #ghoststory #soloshow #chiswick

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@edgarwright you’ve made it now! Specialist knowledge round on mastermind: Spaced! 😀

I'm surprised you were allowed to express this on Twitter. I'm sure the algorithms are blocking this important announcement, so I'm doing my civic duty to help spread this important message. 👇🏾

I think this movie is great and you should go see it and that has nothing to do with my being a small part of it. I just think it’s great. @NaughtyStep @richpeppiatt @trevorbirney

@nickchr1stian @saddleblaze @MikelLandaMeana Such style!! 😀

With @saddleblaze high on a hill with a lonely goat, it was left to me to pull some Vuelta predictions out of my behind. I am, as ever, all in for @MikelLandaMeana eurosport.co.uk/cycling/vuelta…

@MartinJMalcolm Martin! You must be so pleased! 4🌟

Magnificent interview for two magnificent performances! So proud if you, Mr Larkfield.

@MesserBest Great card shop and great music soundtrack too.

Me and the boys at one of their mum’s

Justin Welby says ‘after this hate and violence, we need a way to live together’. We haven’t managed that for 2000 years. Where do you start?

It's outrageous. #FaragesRiots is STILL trending. Poor Nigel. Please STOP tweeting the hashtag #FaragesRiots or #FaragesRiots will continue to trend. That's #FaragesRiots OK? Don't tweet it. #FaragesRiots that is. You can tweet other stuff, but not #FaragesRiots

@PamelaM38552158 @KReadingmachine You measure your gin?!?

@KReadingmachine I use mine for gin measures.

Did I need the tiny measuring jug? Probably not. But look how tiny 🥹😂

Nigel Farage says it upsets him when people call the far-right violence 'The Farage Riots'. So people should definitely not do that

@sundersays @DAaronovitch What the actual fuc* do these ducking tories have going through their heads? And why do people keep voting for them?!?

Saying she posted this because of "false and malicious information" is a bit weak

Hip-hop trio Kneecap arrived in a haze of green and orange smoke to the premiere of their self-titled movie at the Kennedy Centre in West Belfast on Tuesday evening | Read more: rte.ie/b/1463695

@MesserBest Yep. It’s a grind.

18 fairly shitty hours in the life of an actor, there. A punch in the chest and one in the gut. It’s a fucking grind really.

@MesserBest It’s lovely.

Mum S1 E1 on BBC2 If you haven’t seen it, tune in. Utterly brilliant.

@edgarwright @BFI So this is what you’ve been up to! What a fabulous project!

It has been an absolute pleasure to help programme a series of hand selected “Hidden Gems of British Cinema” at the @bfi from the one and only Martin Scorsese. During the early days of the Covid lockdown, uncertain of when life would return to normal, I retreated into film. I explored a list of international films recommended by Martin Scorsese, and the journey was so impactful that I wrote to thank him. Almost as an afterthought, I asked about his favourite British films from his formative years, specifically titles outside the established canon of Hitchcock, Lean, and Powell and Pressburger. Scorsese, known for his broad and inclusive taste, has championed genre films such as the Hammer Horror series, often dismissed by serious critics and filmmakers, so I was keen to see what he would pick. A few weeks later, he surprised me with a list of 50 cherished British films. I had seen less than half, so I eagerly dove into the remainder. The joy of discovering these classic films, hidden gems, and unheralded treasures was thrilling. 1/3

From Dunblane in Scotland. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 How I wish we had more to show for all of this in our home country.

A fanfare for the makers. And what makers. A gathering to mark 41 years of @Complicite With words from Louis MacNeice & the anchor man @SimonMcBurney To you, Complicité. British theatre would be a far poorer place without you.

@MartinJMalcolm this looks helpful!