Vince1159

I've just posted a clip on the classic clips thread where Harker struggles with his luggage,drags it up to the door and Louis Jourdan picks it up with no effert whatsoever,he is the perfect Dracula,,There's an episode from Columbo called Muder Under Glass and talk about sinister... I love the book Bram Stoker was a genius the way it was written,no i haven't read any Lovecraft or M.R James but i'll keep ann eye out... Edit: Don't you just love BM when a thread starts about heli's and ends up with Dracula...

but gets suspicious when

It reminded me of this Chevy ad from '64.... (i wasn't going to post this but i will James Cagney in White Heat 'Ma,i'm on top of the World',then the gas plant blew up...Not a great quote for an airline)...

Lovely shot,what's the bottle for behind him (probably to whack you with if you try to move him)...

for rubbish food from

I've got the 1977 Dracula the BBC did with Louis Jourdan on dvd and it truly is fantastic and stays very close to the Bram Stoker novel,it's a shame they or anyone else can't do anything like this anymore...

doesn't speak Guernsey Patois (i consider myself French but unfortunatly we're under the rule of the paymasters in a little itty bitty city on the thames)...

Most of everything's done on a shoestring these days,seen some of the latest so called dramas,wouldn't scare a teddy bear...

which means it will

because prices are taking

tomato sauce but the

@Latinbear,I know what you mean but to me the shot with the two of them is very nice..

What a great photo...

Lovely build and the photo's look great as the sun is setting.....

of the honour because

Lovely build and fantastic photo's as well...

7 years old,this girl's going places,absolutely brilliant...

Beautiful build...

the sat nav didn't

it went wrong because

Cuthbert,Dibble,Grub went

RIP Meat Loaf...

with the help of

I've got the book A Soldier of the Seventy-First by Joseph Sinclair who fought during the Napoleonic Wars from 1806 to 1815...Hearing someone else's story put into words puts a completely different perspective on it...