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Image of a time that never really was. Its something beautiful, romantic and exciting and they can get away from how much their lives absolutely suck. Thats why the movie industry does incredibly well during the great depression. You wouldnt think it does well, but it does incredibly well for that reason. So we are to the point where we talk about what the movie does right. 12 minutes left. How does the movie measure up historically speaking when dealing with some of the elite white characters and their lives. Better or worse than how they deal with africanamericans . Hard to be worse than the...

Those hospitals. I think brooke put in our comment too that the women werent really around the men changing bandages but scarlet was all up in there. Shes was literally watching what was going on. Women usually removed from that because they were that pure for that sort of thing. She was kind of like a traditional, say your typical war nurse you would think of. Thats really not what it was like. Another thing to think about is that all of the hospital scenes that are portrayed are in the south at the end of the war so there are very few men around to help as nurses anyway. So there was a great...

The five schoolboys who 'walked to Wembley' to raise money for Bristol hospice Ruben Hunt and four of his friends took on the challenge to raise money for St Peter's Hospice 06:00, 26 FEB 2021 THE BIGGEST STORIES ACROSS BRISTOL IN YOUR INBOXInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Five school friends took on a mammoth lockdown fitness ...

The Wembley Wanderers from Iron Acton, raising money for St Peter's Hospice Five boys from Iron Acton have used their spare time during the third lockdown to take part in a challenge to raise funds for Bristol's only adult hospice. Ruben Hunt decided he wanted to raise money for St Peter's Hospice in Bristol after watching his mothers fundraising effort for the charity following the sad death her friend and colleague in 2019, of brain cancer. Ruben's mum Sara completed the St Peters Hospice Midnight walk last year in a team called Michelle’s Marchers and this inspired Ruben to start a...