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[Ken Gargett]

Your back still playing up?

two two hour flights yesterday did it no good but so far today, much better. and very kind of you for taking the time away from pilloring me to ask.

not looking forward to five hours in a plane tomorrow.

[El Presidente]

and very kind of you for taking the time away from pilloring me to ask.

Think nothing of it. Getting back to pilloring now

[First Lady]

I think we need to have an Australian Version of "Clean House" I vote for Ken to be the first person up for the show

[CanuckSARTech]

you have better eyes than me. i can't pick it out but by chance, somewhere in there is 'king lear' which i read every year or two (and a few of the others). i think it is one of the greatest, most riveting things ever written (i saw anthony hopkins do it in london many years ago, several times, which made an impact).

you'll also find 'fool' by christopher moore - a comedy based on lear which is very funny - somewhere.

I could just make out what looked like an upside-down picture of the Bard on a curled-up cover of a book on the top of that pile.

Hopkins in London - wow. I would love to have witnessed that also.

I do have the Stratford Festival here in Ontario just around the corner from me - world famous Shakespearean theatre, next to England's run. We have some amazing actors come through that theatre - from and through, actually. I've had the chance to see Colm Feore, Christopher Plummer, and a few others in some amazing headline plays.

Made a cigar in the park afterwards even more well worth it.

[Ken Gargett]

I could just make out what looked like an upside-down picture of the Bard on a curled-up cover of a book on the top of that pile.

Hopkins in London - wow. I would love to have witnessed that also.

I do have the Stratford Festival here in Ontario just around the corner from me - world famous Shakespearean theatre, next to England's run. We have some amazing actors come through that theatre - from and through, actually. I've had the chance to see Colm Feore, Christopher Plummer, and a few others in some amazing headline plays.

Made a cigar in the park afterwards even more well worth it.

also saw hopkins do 'antony and cleopatra' and a few other non shakespeare things but it was the lear which i remember (saw glenda jackson play cleopatra but that really was many many years ago). another was anthony sher up at stratford doing the merchant in merchant of venice. amazing.

would have enjoyed plummer.

[CanuckSARTech]

also saw hopkins do 'antony and cleopatra' and a few other non shakespeare things but it was the lear which i remember (saw glenda jackson play cleopatra but that really was many many years ago). another was anthony sher up at stratford doing the merchant in merchant of venice. amazing.

would have enjoyed plummer.

One of my favourite Hopkins things, and Shakespearean things also - hell, so why not combine them?!!?! - was the movie "Titus". Freakin' awesome. With Jessica Lange, Alan Cumming, and Colm Feore.

Just amazing.

[Ken Gargett]

One of my favourite Hopkins things, and Shakespearean things also - hell, so why not combine them?!!?! - was the movie "Titus". Freakin' awesome. With Jessica Lange, Alan Cumming, and Colm Feore.

Just amazing.

have heard about it but never seen it. must do.

checked the book - it is still there of course but doesn't show up on the photo i get on the forum. it is actually not shakespeare but robert hughes' 'goya' - one of my absolutely fave artists.