I watched A lonely planet a few evenings ago, it was a nice comfort, “feel good” movie.
I remember watching “A man called Otto” quite a while ago but don’t remember it very well. I just love Tom Hanks, he’s one of the greatest.
I’ve just finished watching the serial *One day *, I’m not going to comment on it, just in case someone wants to see it, I’m not a “spoiler”
I will only say that what I loved about it was that it was set in a period of a time when I was the same age as the characters.
He is perfectly cast as the lawyer (without having read any of the books) and the show has a good supporting cast. (I have no idea of the actor’s name )
I looked it up and discovered I originally watched it on Disney+
Manuel Garcia Rulfo. I looked him up today because I thought he looked a fair bit older in the new series, with a bit of grey stubble.
He’s only 43, but I guess that is the problem with some of these long running shows. The actors age as you go along, but the story stays in the same time zone.
Yeah I love all that, the detours, everyone’s a real character, the blonde trainee lawyer come lawyer and Cisco. The ex-driver who’s now driver again, the ex-wife who still cares …
Has anyone mentioned the Diplomat? Currently revisiting the first season now season 2 is out. It’s interesting in that I didn’t realise the US Ambassador to the UK has a truly sumptuous residence in a large chunk of Regents park, (Winfield house) with a garden only slightly smaller than that of Buckingham Palace.
Also fun to watch how the US Ambassador is far cleverer than either her own presidential team and also the entire British government. She seems to be back seat driving both sides in this show. Is this a representation of reality? Obviously fictional, but all over the place with references to the here an now (e.g. the war in Ukraine), mixed in with a Scottish referendum that is planned at some point in the future.
I’m watching it because on IMDB the series scores about 8 overall so I am hoping to be dazzled as it goes on.
I think she produced and directed it (something like that). I watched it to the end but constantly felt it could have been so much better, a good story told badly.
Yep. We started watching the second time thinking it was the first, but after 5 minutes we realised we’d seen it but kept going through all 6 episodes.