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  1. I really enjoyed that and can't wait to rewatch from the beginning when I can pay more attention. Thanks @[email protected] for introducing me to #MurderByDeath! #FlicksForAll

  2. Happy #SantaSciFiSaturday! Just Christmas specials & records for me this week. #ACharlieBrownChristmas, random 80s specials that I remember from childhood, #Hawkeye, and I spun #MaryJBlige's Christmas record, #LeonRedbone, #MurderByDeath, Charlie Brown, and of course, Andrew Peterson's #BeholdTheLambOfGod. How about you? #nerdlyfe

  3. Happy #SantaSciFiSaturday! Just Christmas specials & records for me this week. #ACharlieBrownChristmas, random 80s specials that I remember from childhood, #Hawkeye, and I spun #MaryJBlige's Christmas record, #LeonRedbone, #MurderByDeath, Charlie Brown, and of course, Andrew Peterson's #BeholdTheLambOfGod. How about you? #nerdlyfe

  4. And so it has come our time to part For I can only give you half my heart To carry on would be unkind I love you, I'm sorry and goodbye #Sorry by #murderbydeath, who are going on their Farewell #tour. Friends die, favourite bands somehow say goodbye? Magical thinking doesn't help! #music #Americana

    Sorry, by Murder By Death

  5. And so it has come our time to part For I can only give you half my heart To carry on would be unkind I love you, I'm sorry and goodbye #Sorry by #murderbydeath, who are going on their Farewell #tour. Friends die, favourite bands somehow say goodbye? Magical thinking doesn't help! #music #Americana

    Sorry, by Murder By Death

  6. And so it has come our time to part For I can only give you half my heart To carry on would be unkind I love you, I'm sorry and goodbye #Sorry by #murderbydeath, who are going on their Farewell #tour. Friends die, favourite bands somehow say goodbye? Magical thinking doesn't help! #music #Americana

    Sorry, by Murder By Death

  7. And so it has come our time to part For I can only give you half my heart To carry on would be unkind I love you, I'm sorry and goodbye #Sorry by #murderbydeath, who are going on their Farewell #tour. Friends die, favourite bands somehow say goodbye? Magical thinking doesn't help! #music #Americana

    Sorry, by Murder By Death

  8. Gothic country band Murder by Death announce final album and farewell tour with Laura Jane Grace, AJJ and more

    brooklynvegan.com/murder-by-de

  9. I heard yesterday of the death at the age of 89 of the great Maggie Smith. Tributes have been appearing around the world at the loss of such a great talent and wonderful personality. I can’t add anything to these except to say that I adored her.

    I guess many people will be most familiar her through the work she did in later life, such as the Harry Potter franchise and Downtown Abbey but as an oldie I will always think of her as the eponymous Edinburgh schoolteacher in the 1969 film The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, based on the Muriel Spark novel of the same name, for which she deservedly won an Oscar as Best Actress for her portrayal of Jean Brodie, an over-zealous teacher with a soft spot for Mussolini’s Fascisti. Here’s the original trailer.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXA0N55c3iw

    I do hope this film gets shown again soon as a tribute, as it is really superb.

    Maggie Smith as Lady Constance Trentham in Gosford Park (2001)

    Other roles I particularly remember Maggie Smith for are in are California Suite (for which she also won an Oscar, as Best Supporting Actress). She was absolutely hilarious in Murder by Death, her perfect sense of comic timing generating numerous laugh-out-loud moments in that film.

    Maggie Smith with David Niven in Murder by Death (1976)

    Maggie Smith was also memorable as the splendidly rude Lady Constance in Gosford Park, a role you might think of as a sort of prelude to her part in Downton Abbey. There are countless other performances I could mention too, on TV, on Film and in the Theatre. She was tremendously versatile and talented, as well as extremely funny. She admitted having learnt a great deal about comedy from Kenneth Williams, with whom she was great friends for a long time.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzYpNiDveM0

    Rest in peace, Maggie Smith. You’ll be missed so much.

    https://telescoper.blog/2024/09/28/r-i-p-maggie-smith-1934-2024/

    #CaliforniaSuite #DameMaggieSmith #DowntonAbbey #GosfordPark #HarryPotter #MaggieSmith #Movies #MurderByDeath #news #ThePrimeOfMissJeanBrodie

  10. I heard yesterday of the death at the age of 89 of the great Maggie Smith. Tributes have been appearing around the world at the loss of such a great talent and wonderful personality. I can’t add anything to these except to say that I adored her.

    I guess many people will be most familiar her through the work she did in later life, such as the Harry Potter franchise and Downtown Abbey but as an oldie I will always think of her as the eponymous Edinburgh schoolteacher in the 1969 film The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, based on the Muriel Spark novel of the same name, for which she deservedly won an Oscar as Best Actress for her portrayal of Jean Brodie, an over-zealous teacher with a soft spot for Mussolini’s fascisti. Here’s the original trailer.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXA0N55c3iw

    I do hope this film gets shown again soon as a tribute, as it is really superb.

    Maggie Smith as Lady Constance Trentham in Gosford Park (2001)

    Other roles I particularly remember Maggie Smith for are in are California Suite (for which she also won an Oscar, as Best Supporting Actress). She was absolutely hilarious in Murder by Death, her perfect sense of comic timing generating numerous laugh-out-loud moments in that film.

    Maggie Smith with David Niven in Murder by Death (1976)

    Maggie Smith was also memorable as the splendidly rude Lady Constance in Gosford Park, a role you might think of as a prelude to her part in Downton Abbey. There are countless other performances I could mention too, on TV, on Film and in the Theatre. She was tremendously versatile and talented, as well as extremely funny.

    Rest in peace, Maggie Smith. You’ll be missed so much.

    https://telescoper.blog/2024/09/28/r-i-p-maggie-smith-1934-2024/

    #CaliforniaSuite #DameMaggieSmith #DowntonAbbey #GosfordPark #HarryPotter #MaggieSmith #Movies #MurderByDeath #news #ThePrimeOfMissJeanBrodie

  11. I heard yesterday of the death at the age of 89 of the great Maggie Smith. Tributes have been appearing around the world at the loss of such a great talent and wonderful personality. I can’t add anything to these except to say that I adored her.

    I guess many people will be most familiar her through the work she did in later life, such as the Harry Potter franchise and Downtown Abbey but as an oldie I will always think of her as the eponymous Edinburgh schoolteacher in the 1969 film The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, based on the Muriel Spark novel of the same name, for which she deservedly won an Oscar as Best Actress for her portrayal of Jean Brodie, an over-zealous teacher with a soft spot for Mussolini’s fascisti. Here’s the original trailer.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXA0N55c3iw

    I do hope this film gets shown again soon as a tribute, as it is really superb.

    Maggie Smith as Lady Constance Trentham in Gosford Park (2001)

    Other roles I particularly remember Maggie Smith for are in are California Suite (for which she also won an Oscar, as Best Supporting Actress). She was absolutely hilarious in Murder by Death, her perfect sense of comic timing generating numerous laugh-out-loud moments in that film.

    Maggie Smith with David Niven in Murder by Death (1976)

    Maggie Smith was also memorable as the splendidly rude Lady Constance in Gosford Park, a role you might think of as a prelude to her part in Downton Abbey. There are countless other performances I could mention too, on TV, on Film and in the Theatre. She was tremendously versatile and talented, as well as extremely funny.

    Rest in peace, Maggie Smith. You’ll be missed so much.

    https://telescoper.blog/2024/09/28/r-i-p-maggie-smith-1934-2024/

    #CaliforniaSuite #DameMaggieSmith #DowntonAbbey #GosfordPark #HarryPotter #MaggieSmith #Movies #MurderByDeath #news #ThePrimeOfMissJeanBrodie

  12. I heard yesterday of the death at the age of 89 of the great Maggie Smith. Tributes have been appearing around the world at the loss of such a great talent and wonderful personality. I can’t add anything to these except to say that I adored her.

    I guess many people will be most familiar her through the work she did in later life, such as the Harry Potter franchise and Downtown Abbey but as an oldie I will always think of her as the eponymous Edinburgh schoolteacher in the 1969 film The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, based on the Muriel Spark novel of the same name, for which she deservedly won an Oscar as Best Actress for her portrayal of Jean Brodie, an over-zealous teacher with a soft spot for Mussolini’s Fascisti. Here’s the original trailer.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXA0N55c3iw

    I do hope this film gets shown again soon as a tribute, as it is really superb.

    Maggie Smith as Lady Constance Trentham in Gosford Park (2001)

    Other roles I particularly remember Maggie Smith for are in are California Suite (for which she also won an Oscar, as Best Supporting Actress). She was absolutely hilarious in Murder by Death, her perfect sense of comic timing generating numerous laugh-out-loud moments in that film.

    Maggie Smith with David Niven in Murder by Death (1976)

    Maggie Smith was also memorable as the splendidly rude Lady Constance in Gosford Park, a role you might think of as a sort of prelude to her part in Downton Abbey. There are countless other performances I could mention too, on TV, on Film and in the Theatre. She was tremendously versatile and talented, as well as extremely funny. She admitted having learnt a great deal about comedy from Kenneth Williams, with whom she was great friends for a long time.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzYpNiDveM0

    Rest in peace, Maggie Smith. You’ll be missed so much.

    https://telescoper.blog/2024/09/28/r-i-p-maggie-smith-1934-2024/

    #CaliforniaSuite #DameMaggieSmith #DowntonAbbey #GosfordPark #HarryPotter #MaggieSmith #Movies #MurderByDeath #news #ThePrimeOfMissJeanBrodie

  13. David Niven: And what’s your name?
    Alec Guiness: Bensenmum.
    DN: Bensenmum? What’s your given name?
    AG: James, sir.
    DN: Your name is Jamesir?
    AG: Yes, sir.
    DN: Jamesir Bensenmum?
    AG: Yes, sir.
    DN: How odd!
    AG: My father’s name, sir.
    DN: What was your father’s name?
    AG: Howard Bensenmum.
    DN: Your father’s name was Howard Bensenmum?
    Maggie Smith: Leave it, Dickie!
    #MurderByDeath

  14. David Niven: And what’s your name?
    Alec Guiness: Bensenmum.
    DN: Bensenmum? What’s your given name?
    AG: James, sir.
    DN: Your name is Jamesir?
    AG: Yes, sir.
    DN: Jamesir Bensenmum?
    AG: Yes, sir.
    DN: How odd!
    AG: My father’s name, sir.
    DN: What was your father’s name?
    AG: Howard Bensenmum.
    DN: Your father’s name was Howard Bensenmum?
    Maggie Smith: Leave it, Dickie!
    #MurderByDeath

  15. David Niven: And what’s your name?
    Alec Guiness: Bensenmum.
    DN: Bensenmum? What’s your given name?
    AG: James, sir.
    DN: Your name is Jamesir?
    AG: Yes, sir.
    DN: Jamesir Bensenmum?
    AG: Yes, sir.
    DN: How odd!
    AG: My father’s name, sir.
    DN: What was your father’s name?
    AG: Howard Bensenmum.
    DN: Your father’s name was Howard Bensenmum?
    Maggie Smith: Leave it, Dickie!
    #MurderByDeath

  16. David Niven: And what’s your name?
    Alec Guiness: Bensenmum.
    DN: Bensenmum? What’s your given name?
    AG: James, sir.
    DN: Your name is Jamesir?
    AG: Yes, sir.
    DN: Jamesir Bensenmum?
    AG: Yes, sir.
    DN: How odd!
    AG: My father’s name, sir.
    DN: What was your father’s name?
    AG: Howard Bensenmum.
    DN: Your father’s name was Howard Bensenmum?
    Maggie Smith: Leave it, Dickie!
    #MurderByDeath

  17. David Niven: And what’s your name?
    Alec Guiness: Bensenmum.
    DN: Bensenmum? What’s your given name?
    AG: James, sir.
    DN: Your name is Jamesir?
    AG: Yes, sir.
    DN: Jamesir Bensenmum?
    AG: Yes, sir.
    DN: How odd!
    AG: My father’s name, sir.
    DN: What was your father’s name?
    AG: Howard Bensenmum.
    DN: Your father’s name was Howard Bensenmum?
    Maggie Smith: Leave it, Dickie!
    #MurderByDeath

  18. Dinner was made successfully, started watching #OnlyMurdersInTheBuilding after binging the two #TheAfterparty seasons. It's sad that it was cancelled.

    It's difficult to agree on everything with your parents, especially someone as old fashioned and stubborn as my mother (not that I didn't get the stubbornness from her), but #MurderMysteries do have a way of uniting people, don't they?

    She also enjoyed #Clue1985 and #MurderByDeath !

  19. Watched #MurderByDeath (1976) together with @di0v0n today.

    I've seen this comedy when I was a child and it didn't lose much of its charm, I'd say. 😄

    A parody of #whodunit #movies including the most well-known fictional detectives of its time played by well-known actors who are famous for playing well-known detectives of that time. 🔫 🗡️ 💀

    I'd love to see the deleted scenes which are mentioned on the Wikipedia page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_b

  20. Watched #MurderByDeath (1976) together with @di0v0n today.

    I've seen this comedy when I was a child and it didn't lose much of its charm, I'd say. 😄

    A parody of #whodunit #movies including the most well-known fictional detectives of its time played by well-known actors who are famous for playing well-known detectives of that time. 🔫 🗡️ 💀

    I'd love to see the deleted scenes which are mentioned on the Wikipedia page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_b

  21. Watched #MurderByDeath (1976) together with @di0v0n today.

    I've seen this comedy when I was a child and it didn't lose much of its charm, I'd say. 😄

    A parody of #whodunit #movies including the most well-known fictional detectives of its time played by well-known actors who are famous for playing well-known detectives of that time. 🔫 🗡️ 💀

    I'd love to see the deleted scenes which are mentioned on the Wikipedia page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_b