a sympathy with which scott thomas plays deliciously. she was the love of his life. classic, but it does at least stand in its own light, earning its place at a worthy adaptation of an enduring literary source rather than a pale imitation of somebody else‘s movie. just as du maurier‘s rebecca has inspired a range of films, tv shows and even stage adaptations, so sheridan le fanu's 19th century novella carmilla has spawned numerous screen spin—offs from danish director carl dreyer‘s vampyr to hammer‘s the vampire lovers to the spanish schlocker the blood—spattered bride. is she all right? careful with her. is she breathing? is she all right? take her up these stairs. whispers: back to your room immediately! in the new british movie carmilla, from writer—director emily harris, german—turkish actress devrim lingnau is the mysterious stranger whose unexpected arrival at an english country estate in the late 18th century stirs rebellious passions in lara, played by hannah rae. dress...doesn‘t look like that on me. handsomely lensed by michael wood in dreamy hues that, to

the 21st, lilyjames is the heroine haunted by the ghosts of armie hammer‘s past, while kristin scott thomaseper mrs da nvers, previously and memorably filled byjudith anderson. she could wear anything with a figure like hers. you've been tossing and turning all night. bad dream? it's the differences between this and the hitchcock that are the new film's strongest suit. unlike her predecessor, james‘ nameless central character seems to have a little more agency in her story, less of a helpless victim of fate. there's also more passion and less of an age difference between maxim and his bride, with early scenes of their blossoming romance containing a spark absent from previous screen incarnations. never forget it. but perhaps the most striking detail of wheatley‘s rebecca is in the character of danvers, for whom the director exhibits much sympathy despite her sinister reputation, a sympathy with which scott thomas plays deliciously. she was the love of his life. the result may not be a classic, but it does at least stand in its own light, earning its place as a worthy adaptation of an enduri

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general rollings, scott, thomas, -- . got feared had even attended the grand ceremony unveiling of a statue in that february. the initial fund-raising for his memorial dated january 15th, 1882. it's suggested that his statute would be similarly located in the public square in washington, and there was a goal of some of not less than 200,000 dollars, and a very optimistic expected completion date of three years. fund-raising efforts for the statue, although, had to compete with a number of other projects, such as a memorial hospital, and the statue in cleveland. what form, and where the memorial would take place, with open to questions. by 1883, two years after, the post was invading against an equestrian statue of garfield. they threw cold water on the idea of it, proposing instead a guard feel fountain, on the indiana avenue. the eventual side for the guard fields that you, at their foot up the west front capital grounds, was chosen in 1884. the site itself had only been recently created. the two traffic circles west to

bishop walter scott thomas, thousand tough one for him. but he lost his friend, elisha cummings. unjust to share something, he saw the spirit everything. i remember after you guys saw the lines, slick listen to the music. okay. he would play that sound over and over and over and over again. actually, student audio voice for elisha in the audiobook, asked me to it questions. he said was a leisure left-handed or right-handed? and he asked whose favorite songs were. and so i sent one of the songs from the line came to him. >> it is the truth. he could make a sermon off of that song from the lion king. >> hunts crazy after he said it, slick soft shadow" he lives in you, he lives in you. spanky watches over everything you see. into the water, into the truth. this is why your husband did to me. >> so you see, it is real. but not only that, he was into the music of the lion king. he also took something, a quote, i only have a minute, 67 seconds and it forced upon me i did not choose this, but i know i misuse it. give account if i abuse it. suffer if i lose it, only a tiny little minutes

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kristen scott thomas plays mrs.er -- i mean, that someone got her to do this 'cause i thought she was only going to do theatre. >> she's honestly -- i just adore her. >> jimmy: yeah >> and she's so -- she fits the part as well it kind of becomes -- because hitchcock made this film too very famously and she flips this part from the villain to almost the moral compass to the film and ben eaton directed it and he's also -- he's so good at delving into the darkness of our human psyche and so it's a psychological thriller, really >> jimmy: yeah yeah, have you ever had any experiences with ghosts yourself >> you know what i just figured something out and i'm a bit traumatized by it, which is that my whole life i've had these reoccurring nightmares where a dark figure walks towards me and like leans over me. and i wake up screaming. and it goes into my consciousness and whoever i've been with will be like "it's okay, lily." i was in a dorm for nearly ten years with one girl when i was at school and she'd comfort me once a

so interesting one of his best friends is a past of the church that he attended, bishop walter scott thomas who, that was a tough one for him when he lost his friend, elijah cummings. >> absolutely. >> and just to show some things, elijah cummings, he saw the spirit in everything. i remember after you guys saw the lion king he was like listen to the music here okay. >> he would play that soundtrack from the lion king over and over and over and over again. actually laurence fishburne who's doing the audio voice for elijah in the audiobook asked me to my questions. he said, is elijah left and right at? been asking what his favorite songs were and so i sent one of the songs from the lion king to him. >> is the truth. he was breaking it down. he could make us from off of that song from the lion king. >> it's crazy after he said, i was like, almost every song, shadowland -- >> he lives in you. >> he lives in me. he watches overcome everything you see come into the water. this is what your husband did to me. [laughing] okay, so you see, it's a real. but not only that, he was into the music, spiri

interesting one of his best friends is the pastor of the church that he attended bishop walter scott thomashat was a tough one for him when he launches elisha cummings. >> just to share them things, elisha cummings he saw the spirit in everything. i remember after you guys saw the lion king he was like listen to the music. i'm like okay, >> he played that soundtrack from the lion king over and over and over again. actually lawrence end up doug the audio voice for elisha in the audiobook, he asked me to it questions. he said was elisha right-handed or left-handed? and then he asked me what his favorite songs were. and so i sent one of the longs from the lion king to them. [laughter] spirit it is true. he could make a sermon off of that song from the lion king. >> and it's crazy, after he said it i had the soundtrack i'm like yes but almost every song, shadowland, he lives in you. he lives in me he watches over, everything you see. into the water into the truth. this is what your husband did to me. [laughter] so it is real. but not only that, he was into the music of the spirituality of the l

a sympathy which in way scott thomas praised deliciously. she was the love of his life.ust as rebecca has inspired a range of films, tv shows and stage adaptations, so that the 19th century novella camilla, spawning numerous spin offs from... careful with her, she breathing? take her up the stairs. in the new british movie carmila, german turkish actress is the mysterious stranger who unexpected arrival 18th century stirs rebellious passions in nara played by hannah. the dress doesn't look like that on me. to my eye anyway... this take on carmila sidesteps them more embedded source. don't be afraid. instead it conjures a world in which our heroine's dawning sexuality is perceived as the real threat to be driven out by any means necessary. while this newcomer may bite i may be too restrained for this genre audience i like the fact that he was not afraid to indulge in some images of writhing bugs and became a chair while steering clear of all my sensation in his trope that characterised so many of its predecessors. it's in cinema now. someone keeps stealing my knife. wives

government and the monarchy but there are some who want to keep things the way they are scott heisler want to speak with thomas in bangkok on both sides of the issue 0. 0 we see what started speaking out against the government 6 years ago. that's when the current prime minister pre-mature no child led a coup that ousted the democratically elected government he's now working with the protesters who have been coming out to thailand streets by the 10s of thousands the demonstrations started in july and ramped up last week with a gathering every day what's different now from 6. years ago a call for reform of the monarchy. in the royal institution condy night that if we don't talk about and want to keep openly people with costly about eventually the want to understand of course have 2 choices either use firelands like they did in the past on change and preserve the status unwavering in his mission to bring about reform and change he says he was attacked last year for being outspoken beaten so badly he spent 2 weeks in hospital but he's not stopping. and i'm proud to be reluctant to tell the guy we have been taught

thomas fire in southern california was on december 4th. that was about a ten-day strong wind event. >> reporter: cal fire's scott mcclaine who retired in april was called back almost immediately to handle the unimagined crush of media and public information requests going on ever since. >> not at all. i never even thought of it. there wasn't even a hint of it. >> reporter: if you go to web links at the top of the ktvu website, we've posted the link to pg&e's pfps outage "check my address" tool. pg&e expects to restore power to those who have lost power within 12 daylight hours after the wind events dissipate. but no more than 24 hours. >>> celebrating halloween safely. coming up today at 4:30, the recommendations from california's top doctor and the cdc as you prepare your plans for the upcoming holiday. >> first on the 4, supreme court nominee, judge amy coney barrett, returns to capitol hill today, facing some tough questions from senator. up next, the full wrap of day 2 of her confirmation hearing. jackie, i'm looking at your mri. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. well, dr. farrell, it feels really good... that's good. and... i'm

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thomas who is known is great originalist and textual ist. they say they used the same method but they got opposite results and said one another was doing it wrong. host: this is scottnew york, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. god bless the human race. i have a two part. the scientists need to figure out if somebody who has already had coronavirus gets around a super spread where there is a lot of the germs, that that person could not catch it and spread it as a super spreader themselves. i watched three laws being broke while we were nominating a supreme court judge onto the courts. you had no social distancing, a group of over 20 and no masks. amy coney barrett did not have her adopted son sitting in the front row, he was not wearing a mask. how is it that we can have a judge who does not want to abide by the laws of the land? everybody get out there and vote. talk to you next month, thank you and god bless. host: give me a final minute or so. guest: the supreme court is taking very seriously public health guidance by having closed its building to the public, a beautiful building. please visit it when it reopens. they are holding hearings by teleph