“The day is imprinted in Scottish history, not only because of the number of people who lost their lives, but because the men had enjoyed their victims hospitality in the days leading up to the massacre.”
* Christian Bale? Blimey, when did he get started, Olga … ? Oh, hang on, he was in Empire of the Sun? That shows me! At any rate? I saw Portman’s performance in Leon: that’s one heck of a job. It’s kind of got ruined … by the fact she did the Star Wars prequels. Oh … dear …
† I’m looking forward to uncapping it, Debbi, I know that! It’s a shame Twitter are being a bit of a pain, right now, but … ? Setting that up should keep me going of hours. (It’s got a solid state drive, you know … )
Q1) 1692 Q2) MacDonald Q3) William of Orange (William III) Q4) Scotland Q5) The Campbells Leon was indeed superb. I hope Twitter behave (a few years back they kept suspending my account and to this day I still don't know why. They are not very good at communicating their reasons for anything). Good luck.
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Leon was indeed superb. I hope Twitter behave (a few years back they kept suspending my account and to this day I still don't know why. They are not very good at communicating their reasons for anything). Good luck.
You mentioned Leon: The Professional. I love that movie. Gary Oldman was ... breathtaking! :)
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