It wasn't aggressive, but deliberate the way he unsheathed his sword. To do so, means to give up power. If he was asked to do this, it seems he's angered that he wouid have to surrender to the tribunal here. In actuality, Bligh did the correct thing in showing no agression and deliberately surrendering, showing he is a deliberate man, without chance or accident or incident. Hes in control.
Might just be me but from 01:11-1:32 I get strong Patrick Bateman/American Psycho vibes! Starting off with a subway station as they have in N.Y., the swift walking, business attire, frustration mixed with paranoia, and he even looks like him for a moment as he glances down the escalator from that angle.
Yeaa same who remembers the “hot house” or tropical room? That’s gone, park has a lot of memories for me and I live right next to “butterfly lane” so I can be there in 10mins. Still a nice park . Wow ….1940s that’s going back I’m talking about the 80s for me
I read recently that Judy Geeson (Beryl Evans) is now the only surviving member of the film's four main stars, as sadly Pat Heywood (Ethel Christie) passed away on June 26th. 2024, aged 92, i'm sure many 'Rillington' fans of this now classic film will agree with me all four gave such wonderfully superb interpretations of the real life people they were playing.
Very sad to recently read that another of the four maiin stars of the '10 Rillington Place' film has passed away, on June 26th. 2024, actress Pat Heywood (Ethel Christie), Heywood was 92, out of the film's four main stars this leaves it's surviving member, Judy Geeson (Beryl Evans), i'm sure many will agree with me , all four gave superb interpretations of the real life people they were playing. I saw the old TV series 'Crown Court' recently with Heywood in some of the episodes, then learnt of her passing, to all fans of the 1971 film she will be remembered for her wonderful portrayal of wife and victim of Notting Hill serial killer Reg Christie (Richard Attenborough).
0:30 Believe it or not, this can actually happen in real life. In fact, a similar incident DID happen in real life David Maidment, who was stationmaster of Aberbeeg from 1964 to 1965, recounted an incident where a tree slid down a bank and stood upright in the middle of the track between Ebbw Vale and Aberbeeg during a storm He then went on to be a railway consultant on Thomas The Tank Engine in 1997, and this incident became the basis of the what happened in the 5th episode of season 5, James And The Trouble With Trees
Ahhhhhhh!!!!! Were the cartel!!! Ahhhhhh!!! Were coming for everything!!!! Greaseball cartell lowlife cocksucker!!! Youre an illegal!!! And a border jumper!!! A coward and a thief!!!
It’s really sad because this is his last moment with her and he finally admits that he loves her but he doesn’t want to risk something horrible happening to her and he’d never forgive himself. Which is why he tells her he’s not safe to be with and she had to stay away from him. Later in the alley when he’s in wolf form, Alex tells him she loves him as well and his snarling frown softens, as if he understood her. A minute later he’s dead and she’s suffering a moment of heartbreak. Which happens in a number of love story movies. You know it’s a big love story movie as well as a scary movie, and with a lot of humor too.
