Andy Edwards

It's time to get medieval! Rumpelstiltskin: Out now: linktr.ee/Rumpelstiltski…

Did you know in HEAT (1995) the iconic shoutout scene was entirely improvised? After finishing their scene, Val Kilmer and Robert DeNiro decided to kill all the cops that had shutdown traffic, unaware director Micheal Mann was still filming.

Love this BTS capture of the villainous Rex-Imperator from the last day of filming on FAIRY DUST. Photographed by @eds209 and designed by Jason Rosen. When all is said and done, I look forward to hanging the original on my wall! Currently in post with the aim for a 2027 release.

This is a little known piece of knowledge for the Reels generation, but scenes used to have many other scenes attached to them, and you were required to watch all of them - we called the combination ‘movies,’ and sometimes some scenes were good but more were bad.

"The monk joined the monastery and spent the next ten years working his way up the ranks, until finally he was put in charge of the relics."

@PaamanuelUtd_ So you’ve combined two mid table teams…?

Chat: what stops this team from winning the treble next season

Trees are good

@AlanVRK @Philip_DT @agraybee Plenty of boarding schools play Polo. Where else are the poshos gonna learn it?

@eds209 @Philip_DT @agraybee Her original context was boarding school sport, not noted for polo or F1. Not even a little bit.

I don't think JK Rowling really understands sports as a concept because what do you mean individual players can bring their own vastly superior equipment that gives them an advantage.

@Philip_DT @agraybee And F1

@agraybee tbf this is the case with most equestrian sports.

We really barreled straight into the Verhoeven future

The Portman Road refurbishment is a bit on the nose

nooooooo, I was just about to sell my first movie, Existing IP Assets Go On Visually Disjointed Adventure

@mjsimpsonfilms Everyone is so media illiterate these days. Same as all the “film” slop accounts on here posting “this was improvised” & “this was an accident but the director kept it in” about clearly scripted scenes.

Extraordinary. An entire thread of people debating whether a regular, generic, quite obvious bait-and-switch joke in a newspaper column was written accidentally.

The fact that London’s local council’s have so much power means London’s iconic West End is governed for the tiny elite who live there, and not for British public as a whole. Soho and Covent Garden should be a fully pedestrianised party town but instead everything is shut by 11, you can’t get any food after 10, and it’s choked with rat-running traffic. London’s councils do their best to kill the city’s soul, but the people keep finding places to party… but increasingly it’s in places like this, in industrial areas in working class areas because there’s less people with sharp elbows living nearby. Our capital’s political structures are designed to be shaped by NIMBYs with the sharpest elbows - hence why London’s wealthiest area, where those with the sharpest elbows live, are often the most dead. The same structural issues that hold back the West End, are now holding back London’s hip East End too. Several years ago, Hackney enacted brutal licensing restrictions on venues in the borough, for example.

@velvet_owl @BenGrahamUK Yeah, wouldn’t that just cost another £48k?

@BenGrahamUK If services are struggling with a lack of resource, why spend more returning it to a "standard design"?

Spot on. Crossings exist for safety, not statements. £48,000 of public money on a redesigned crossing while basic services struggle is exactly why people lose trust in councils. Put it back to a standard design.

@JohnnyMassacre @UKBackintheDay2 No. It’s because of Denise Van Outen looking hot.

@UKBackintheDay2 Let me articulate why this video is so powerful. It shows a time when there was cohesion – most people were native British; people had money and purchasing power – there was possibility; before cancerous Marxist propaganda/policies caused a forever struggle session.

Once upon a time, breakfast television was worth watching…

@JakeHepple1 Not sure I can imagine a more depressing world than those two being my only options

In a world of Gary Neville’s Be a John Terry 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@PriyamvadaGopal British London Books

Nobody has answered my query: who published Chat Goodwin's recent 'book'? I can't find the answer through Google either.

The cast of Titanic were looking anxiously at James Cameron waiting for him to say cut…but he didn’t. He let that ship sink, and though hundreds lost their lives, the film proved to be an enormous success.

"What is in the box Reverend Mother?"