Tag Archives: Angela Landsbury

tasting honey: girl from the north country

Posted on August 2, 2012 by Dave

Putting a shine on the human race. A Taste of Honey from Shelagh Delaney was hardly gladsome material. It was a chronicle of life in a Lancashire slum wherein a girl is deserted by her trampish mother, made pregnant by … Continue reading →

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frankenheimer

Posted on May 6, 2012 by Dave

Soon after he discovered that his acting was terrible, John Frankenheimer decided to become a director as a twenty-year old undergraduate at Williams College. Twelve years later he had directed one hundred twenty-seven television shows and five motion pictures and … Continue reading →

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