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"Sometimes" - The Skin Horse's song from Simon Chan's adaptation of "The Velveteen Rabbit"
Words and music by Simon Chan
Orchestrated by David Lazar
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Skin Horse (about The Boy):
Sometimes, you're with him, enthroned upon his bed;...
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And I Was Beautiful! - Angela Lansbury
To me, she'll never stop being "Beautiful!" Her talent, either in film or on the Broadway stage, is legendary! I'm so proud by having presented eve...
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Galaxy Quest: deleted scenes
Вырезанные сцены из фильма "В поисках галактики"
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The bits they cut out were the parts where the actors used their "natural acting talents" for good. i.e., Kwan's chilled-out demeanour, Alexander's method-acting, Gwen's sexiness. Too bad.
Queer as folk UK/US crossover
the truth is i miss these boys so much that i wanted a little crossover between the two shows that i absolutely love....yes i'm one of those who de...
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We had both versions in Australia, thanks to SBS. The UK version was sexier, IMO, but I thought the US version was funnier and more humane.
That Mitchell and Webb look - Bawdy 1970s hospital
That Mitchell and Webb look - Bawdy 1970s hospital
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Mitchell's last line, "up the back passage", delivered just like Ronnie Barker.
Armstrong and Miller - Rude Chef (Gordon Ramsey)
Brilliant spoof of Gordon Ramsey.
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One step away from Sweeney Todd.
Jon English - Six Ribbons
From Against The Wind
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Jon English - Australian male equivalent of Kate Bush? A friend of mine performed
with him in the stage version of Dad's Army - said he was a genuinely lovely guy. Never saw the series, but remember this song with a dear heart.
Jon English - 'Carmilla' 1980
Jon English - CARMILLA #40 May 14, 1980.
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Jon is still very much alive and has always been keen to get his rock opera, Paris, up (about the Trojan, not the city). For an interesting comparison see Kate Bush's song, Surrender Into The Roses, written about Carmilla from a female point of view. That's available on YouTube too, in various wa...
Never heard anything from "Dear World", thank you!