M-Mmm- Mi- Mister- Brimmer.

i love the buzzing sound of electricity running through the wires

I was 99% certain about you but I had to get rid of that one percent doubt. - Wasn't there an easier way to make sure? I'd reached a point where I needed official surroundings. - Then it was worth it, Mark.

Gene Tierney & Dana Andrews as Laura Hunt and Mark McPherson in LAURA (1944) dir. Otto Preminger

Extreme Chest Hair on Celebrity Bowling

IM SCREAMING LMAO

🕯️out of touch Columbo thursdayyy🕯️

A very young Robert Culp in “You Are There: The Death of Socrates (399 B.C.)” (1953)

This Is Spinal Tap (1984)

The Three Musketeers - BBC - November 13, 1966 - January 15, 1967

Drama (10 episodes)

Running Time: 30 minutes

Stars:

Jeremy Brett as D'Artagnan

Brian Blessed as Porthos

Jeremy Young as Athos

Gary Watson as Aramis

Mary Peach as Milady de Winter

Patrick Holt as Lord de Winter

Richard Pasco as Cardinal Richelieu

Edward Brayshaw as Rochefort

Billy Hamon as Planchet

Milton Johns as Grimaud

Kathleen Breck as Madame Constance Bonacieux

Michael Miller as M. de Treville

Simon Oates as Duke of Buckingham

Carole Potter as Anne of Austria

Mcgoohan refused to play JAMES BOND because of the character’s violence and mistreatment of women. Mcgoohan had balls.

I very much enjoyed the Dawn's Early Light posting as a big McGoohan fan. What a weirdo both on and off the screen. One of the funkiest Catholics to ever do it. Mother fucker was like "I'm bored of doing Danger Man" and he was so popular Lew Grade wrote him a blank check and he fucking went and made the Prisoner, an exercise in pure insanity. What was going on with that man.

mcgoohan really did embody weirdo catholic energy lol. the prisoner was so ahead of its time; i really enjoyed what i saw of it. luckily he got to cosplay number six in columbo

he says this like four times

Who’s THIS diva?!