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100 million cups of tea per day are drunk in Britain, and no, I'm not joking.
That "I really hate selling myself" and "I don't get too excited because I'm British" persona has been part of Hugh Grant's act for years now. Whether at a premiere, awards show or on a chat show.
Why suddenly is this a big deal? Even Piers Morgan who loves to bang on about woke culture and snowflakes was moaning about him. Weird.
I couldn't care less. She was just giving an honest reaction I suppose but let's flip it.
Bassett wins and Jamie Lee Curtis looks pissed off and doesn't clap. The racist accusations towards Curtis would be all over social media before Bassett stepped foot on stage.
You couldn't get a shag off her then?
OP says Zulu is a racist film. You pop and say all British have always been very racist. I say racism exists everywhere, which is just a sad fact of life. You seem to think some countries are less racist but can't say which, and now I'm anti - American?
You seem to have realised you've made yourself look silly and are desperately flailing around like a child.
What makes it even funnier is that you're a thin skinned American who insults other posters on other boards and who seems to think John Wayne wasn't a racist just because he mixed with a couple of black people on a film set.
Marion Morrison was very much a racist.
Worse than which countries?
I'm fascinated by hyperbole by anonymous posters.
Like every country then.
I like Fun Times For Swingers as well, mainly for the unusual look and atmosphere. It's a rare sunny Frost episode.
I love that film, and Nighy's performance is one of the reasons why.
Still Crazy
Love Actually
Hot Fuzz
Horror Express
The Hound Of The Baskervilles (1959)
The Devil Rides Out
Three/Four Musketeers
First, there was a lot of crap music in the 70's, just like now. Some successful singers have been able to get away with mediocrity.
Second, I really like All Over The World, What Might Have Been, and The Flame Still Burns.
Each to their own.
Don't do drugs. Nighy's a great actor.
It didn't. It's a great film.
And "poor man's Spinal Tap"
Bad News predate Spinal Tap, and are much funnier.
Superb voice.
Well it was wasn't just Priscilla. Elvis went with a few underage girls before her.
Rita Moreno went out with him in order to make Brando jealous and she said Elvis didn't know what to do with a woman because he preferred inexperienced girls.
Definitely a weirdo.
The blu-ray is 105 minutes long and is the closest thing you'll get to the full length version.
Performance. You could argue they're both pretentious but Performance less so.
Watch it anyway you like but being a bit fucked up, whether naturally or artificially, definetly helps to enjoy it.
"To have got such a art house film made by Warner Brothers deserves praise"
They didn't make it. They distributed it. It was made by GoodTimes Enterprises. Warner Brothers were very reluctant to distribute it precisely because of how weird and controversial it was.