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[poliphilo]

In the real world people who look like Bill Nighy don't have people who look like Rachel Weisz chasing after them, unless, of course, they are Bill Nighy.

David Hare has been famous for so long he probably doesn't know anybody who isn't of Bill Nighy's order of famousness.

Am I jealous of my old school fellow?

Possibly.

On the other hand when I watched his movie last night I was absolutely wanting to cheer for it. I thought he was going to give us some truth.  What we got was warmed over le Carre- spiced with zingy dialogue- enacted by Hare's famous mates the cream of the British acting profession. You know what? Ralph Fiennes is even scarier when he's wearing a nose.

Comments

[michaleen.livejournal.com]

What of Ladywell Spring, on the grounds of Lancing? Interesting as it sounds?

[poliphilo.livejournal.com]

It was there, I suppose. I never went looking for it. I seem vaguely to remember people going boating on "The Ladywell"- so there must have been a pond or a stream...

[michaleen.livejournal.com]

I can find nothing on the spring itself, other than that Lancing claims that it is of pre-Christian significance. It feeds the Ladywell Stream, which joins the Adur at Cuckoo's Corner -- isn't the Internet something? It warranted an entry at megalithic.co.uk, but the compiler there hasn't seen it either and had no details.