The VERY colourful life of the Dowager Marchioness of Bath
Hungarian-born Anna Gael died in Paris, where she spent most of her time, despite being married to Alexander Thynn, the 7th Marquess of Bath and châtelain of Longleat House, in Wiltshire.
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Hungarian-born Anna Gael died in Paris, where she spent most of her time, despite being married to Alexander Thynn, the 7th Marquess of Bath and châtelain of Longleat House, in Wiltshire.
Here are 12 must-see LGBTQ+ films from 1990 and earlier that deserve a spot on your binge-watching list during Pride season.
It is said that Orson Welles saw John Ford's "Stagecoach" 200 times before directing "Citizen Kane." According to a press release here on my desk, Radley Metzger has seen John Huston's "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" 103 times. That was not enough.
This is it, the worst movie of the year. Not since Stan Freberg's recording of "John and Marsha" has there been dialog of less complexity. "Ah, Therese!" "Oh, Isabelle!"
If you can miss only one movie this year, make it "I, A Woman." Here is a Swedish film which very nearly restores my faith in the cinema, demonstrating that all the other crummy movies I've had to sit through in this job weren't so bad. Not by comparison, anyway.