BillF

The most tangled plot line I've yet come across in Almodovar. As such, pretty unsatisfactory from my point of view.

Farty McSimmons Zoot Sims Soames Forsyte

Vico Magistretti Beaky, Mick & Tich

The Gryphon The Mock Turtle John Turturro

Grevel Lindop Kenneth Anger Raging Bull

Miss Moneypenny Lord Copper The Changeling

Mr Gone

Tyrell Biggs Ronnie Biggs

Quasi Posthumous Child http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Quasi+posthumous+child Childe Roland Rahsaan Roland Kirk

Traditional theme (Simenon) given modern cinema treatment. Very good.

Sweeney Todd Tadd Dameron David Cameron

The Mighty Quinn Dionne Quins Fred Quimby

Tony Kofi Julius Sneezer Ebenezer Scrooge

Peggy Mount Mercy Humppe Heironymus Merkin

Art Salt Jonas Salk John Stalker

Theo Van Gogh Cy Laurie Ronald Pickup

As I never go to rock concerts, my idea of loudness is probably at variance with most answers here, but the loudest for me was a highly electrified Wayne Shorter concert at Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester in the 80s. Had to walk out and the doorkeeper said it was probably in breach of local noise abatement laws.

Banjo Patterson Carter Patterson Ottilie Patterson

Snow White Blanche Dubois Fanny Blankers-Koen

Penelope Cruz Tom Cruise Creusa

Jimmy Garrison L Sprague de Camp Gay Coxhead

Unfashionable, but accurate! Just finished another revisit to Penelope Fitzgerald. Set in the BBC in London at the height of World War II, this doesn't quite attain the heights of The Bookshop or Offshore, but was well worth re-reading IMHO:

Derek Hatton Hattie Jacques Jack "The Hat" McVitie

Colin Sell Prisoner of Love Bird

Ryan Quigley plays a lot around here. Did I hear he was Liverpool based? Pity this area isn't included in his present quintet tour. Last saw him in Wigan in a hard bop quintet called The Jazz Worriers , before that in a quintet led by Coltrane-influenced tenorman Benn Clatworthy.