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Callaway (Who Went 'Thataway') Wayman Carver Hank Wayland

Al Gay Al Gold Al Gallodoro

John O'Groats L'il Farina Pinin Farina

Visually very striking, a lot of the acting seemed a tad unconvincing - McKellen is becoming self-parodic - the narrative drive did not impel me to watch two eps in sucession but I'll record and probably stick with it.

R. E. Olds Robert Altman Newman!

Milton Nascimento Shorty Rogers Roger Rabbit

Simone Weil L. Ron Hubbard Tyrone Power

Ruby Murray Jack Ruby Spring-heeled Jack

Mack Sennett Hal Roach Rouben Mamoulian

Blue Mitchell Barry Blue Kevin Barry

kind of wondering what the link is between Heath and Pacino? They all starred in a film titled Heat. got me there! Chris Potter Adam Rogers Craig Taborn Tabitha Twitchett Peter Rabbit Squirrel Nutkin

Still by far, the best thing on television. Also enjoying the new series of 'Crash' - Hopper is outstanding and the frequent displays of nubility are far from unpleasant.

whatever - Joanne Whalley Michael Gambon Dennis Potter

kind of wondering what the link is between Heath and Pacino?

Robert Penn Warren Huey 'Kingfish' Long Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Bricktop Wilfred Middlebrooks J. C. Higginbotham

Urbie Green Peter Urban Ashurbanipal

Forrest Whittaker Whittaker Chambers Bill Potts

Lew Pollack Ben Pollack Stanley Kowalski

Dardanella Egyptian Ella Sioux City Sue

I saw Hawk in London around 1965 - a quartet gig with Brian Lemon, Dave Green and Tony Crombie at Klook's Kleek in North London. Hawk played about 15 choruses on evrey number - barely gave anyone else any space....and it was unforgettable. He was frail and played like he was holding back the night. I heard most of the greats over the years but nothing compared with this.

Baravelli Chicolini Pinky

Edgar 'Puddin' head Battle Georges Bataille Daddy Warbucks

Captain Ahab Captain Queeg Queequeg

Jockey Lee Harry the Horse Lady Camilla